Is it possible for the living to evade to cold, icy grasp of Death? Deadworld was once a planet similar to Earth, until Judge Death and his brothers Fear, Fire and Mortis deemed that as only the living could break the law, life itself should be a crime. As the Dark Judges set out to bring extinction to this parallel world, Judge Fairfax and a family of farmers attempt to escape the chaos. Is it possible for the living to evade to cold, icy grasp of Death? This chilling collection also features the Dreams of Deadworld strips, giving an extraordinary insight into the undead psyches of the internationally famous super-fiends. * The never-before-collected Fall Of Deadworld story-line, shining new light on internationally-beloved villains, The Dark Judges. * Includes the untold origins of The Dark Judges - including Judge Dredd arch-nemesis Judge Death. * "Beautifully illustrated" - Down The Tubes * "Definitely some of the most terrifying characters in comics" - Comics Alliance * "What was most shocking was how plausible and familiar the setting is. I guess what I mean is that this isn't a science fiction pre-dystopia. It's like Trump's Presidency circa 2019 pre-dystopia." - Multiversity.com * Previous Titles: 9781781083192 Judge Dredd: Dark Justice; 9781906735890 Judge Death: Death Lives; 9781907519901 Judge Death: The Life and Death of

Beautifully painted grotesque body horror from the Judge Dredd universe, starring beloved villains The Dark Judges Can humanity escape the icy clutches of Death? The psychotic Chief Judge Casey Tweed has dethroned and killed Judge Death and taken over Death's mission to murder every living creature on the planet. The neighbouring Soviets have seen the chaos as an ideal time to launch an attack on their American enemies. As numerous battles rage a small group of rebels led by Judge Fairfax - some living, some already turned into the undead - launch a desperate effort to save their city from being converted into a necropolis, but it all seems too little too late. The Dark Judges are already spreading their contagion across the globe and in the depths of space, exterminating all life under the orders of Chief Judge Tweed. However, both the forces of death and the forces of life about to learn, just because Judge Death is dead, doesn’t mean that he is gone… The acclaimed series from Kek-W (The Order) and Dave Kendall (Dreams of Deadworld) continues in this lavish hardback collection, including never seen before concept art and sketches.

The very first issue of Deadworld! Long before there was The Walking Dead there was Deadworld. The critically acclaimed godfather of all zombie comics, with over 1,000,000 copies in print, tackles the undead menace from a different 'supernatural' viewpoint. And this is where it all started. An action-filled, horror series that made its first appearance in 1987 and now has over 100 comic issues & graphic novels of story to entertain horror and even non-horror fans alike. THIS ISSUE: "Eye of the Zombie" - A group of teens hide out in a school bus trying to find out what has happened and how it has become a world of zombies. The group consists of John and his younger brother Joey. Two friends known for their stance on anti-authority and suspected of being dope pushers, Mickey and Dan. Mike, who is the self-appointed leader and his girlfriend Chris, and finally Donna who has fallen for Dan. The group debates what they should do and where to accumulate supplies. But they do decide to leave the Baton Rouge area and head west towards California. But when they meet intelligent zombies, ones that can talk and think, they realize that perhaps the trek won't be as easy as they thought. "...amongst the most essential horror titles of the last twenty years." - Peter Normanton, From the Tomb magazine. "This is the original zombie comic and it's easy to see why it's lasted so long." - World's Heavyweight Comics. "It is frightening, haunting, gloomy, grave,and delectably mystifying." - Talking Comics A Caliber Comics release.

A mysterious man rose from the ashes of a Deadworld. He was a killer, a hunter... and his prey is the undead's leader, the intelligent zombie known as King Zombie. Only one will survive.

Albert and Wayne are attacked accidentally by townspeople in northern Michigan. Kirk leaves the safety of his airplane for a small city that was a battleground and is surprised by an escaped convict, Clarence. King Zombie takes his army of zombies on a train to head up north in pursuit of a new gate opener. Albert is brought into the camp where John and Stacey are. They find out that a group of humans have taken over a nearby town called Wolverine. If they go through it they know that the humans will attack them for their supplies, horses, guns¡­and women. They will have to find a way around.

"The Path of Return" King Zombie meets the Demon Lord and we find out that King Zombie actually serves this Lord. King Zombie is chastised for not capturing Deake fast enough. The community where Dan and Joey are staying witness a sky opening, unaware that it is bringing new demonic recruits to help King Zombie. Many of the townspeople haven¡¯t had actual conflicts with the zombies and doubt some of the stories that Dan and Joey tell them. But not for long.

Welcome to the Deadworld! Before there was The Walking Dead, there was Deadworld. In this self-contained story arc, humans find themselves trapped in a world of the walking dead and the living who will do anything to survive. The promise of Safe Haven reveals a much darker and sinister purpose, when victims find themselves in a medical facility which will stop at nothing to combat the zombie plague. In an effort to solve the growing plague, researchers try a scientific approach to save mankind---humans as guinea pigs! Natural diseases such as leprosy, AIDS, and cancer are used to infect the zombies. Survivors find that the greatest horror may not be the zombies but other humans. To the unfortunate, Safe Haven becomes known as the Slaughterhouse. Collects comic issues 1-4. Note that although Slaughterhouse is meant to stand on is own, it follows "Deadworld: Requiem for the World" and precedes "Deadworld: War of the Dead" in the Deadworld graphic novel series. "Deadworld is amongst the most essential horror titles of the last twenty years." - Peter Normanton, From the Tomb Magazine. "The best, in my humble opinion, of the zombie comics..." - Thomas E. Sniegoski, writer of Buffy Vampire Slayer and Batman. “Deadworld is a grand experiment and really has a special place in the history of horror comics." - Comic Book Therapy. “Merry mordant fun and well worth stalking…" - Now Read This! “Check out what is undeniably one of the best zombie comics series out there." - Horror News Network. A Caliber Comics release.

Joey resists leaving the community but he won¡¯t let Dan leave alone. Elsewhere, Kirk is a member of a loosely organized faction that refuses to take the overall zombie threat seriously. They hunt down zombies for sport and love to set them on fire. Kirk and a few others decide to leave the Appalachians because they know that disaster awaits them in this group. Wayne and Albert find themselves forced to watch a family fall to the zombies, realizing they would only get themselves killed if they tried to help.

A novel set in a near-future world of hunger and hibernation: “[An] intriguing and timely premise . . . executed with verve.” —Alison Moore, Man Booker Prize finalist and author of Missing The Earth’s resources are dwindling. The solution is The Sleep. Inside a hibernating city, Ben struggles with his limited waking time and the disease stealing his wife from him. Watching over the sleepers, lonely janitor Peruzzi craves the family he never knew. Everywhere, dissatisfaction is growing. And the city is about to wake . . . “A haunting vision of the near-future with expert world-building and rich complex characters.” —Temi Oh, Alex Award–winning author of More Perfect “A challenging dystopia for our time.” —Aliya Whiteley, Arthur C. Clarke Award finalist and author of Skyward Inn

A young woman suffers a mental breakdown because of her repressive and religious mother. A group of children is fascinated by the sudden death of a friend. A drug trafficking couple visits Paris at the same time as a psychopathic cannibal. A mysterious wave travels through a university campus, driving students to suicide. A photographer witnesses a family’s surface composure shatter during a portrait session. A worker on Mars sees ghostly animals in the desert and longs for an impossible return to Earth. A plastic surgeon botches an operation and hides on a sugar cane plantation where indigenous slavery is practiced. Horror and the fantastic mark the unstable realism of Our Dead World, in which altered states of consciousness, marginalized peoples, animal bodies, and tensions between tradition and modernity are recurring themes. Liliana Colanzi’s stories explore those moments when the civilized voice of the ego gives way to the buzzing of the subconscious, and repressed indigenous history destabilizes the colonial legacy still present in contemporary Latin America. Colanzi is considered by critics to be one of the most promising voices of the new Latin American narrative, and this book is an ambitious formal and thematic leap.