Deadworld #1 (2005) reintroduces readers to one of the most cult-acclaimed undead sagas in indie horror comics. Originally launched in the 1980s and revived by Desperado Publishing, this 2005 reboot breathes fresh decay into the post-apocalyptic nightmare that is Deadworld. Dark, gritty, and unapologetically bleak, this issue sets the tone for a world overrun not just by zombies—but by intelligent, sadistic ones led by the terrifying King Zombie.

Written by Gary Reed, with evocative, atmospheric art by Dalibor Talajić, this new entry into the Deadworld mythos doesn't waste time. It dives straight into the chaos—society’s collapse, moral breakdowns, and the raw struggle to survive. Fans of The Walking Dead will find a far more unhinged, anarchic landscape here, where danger comes from both the living and the dead, and the line between monster and man continues to blur.

This first issue of the 2005 run is a brilliant jump-on point for readers new to the series and longtime followers looking to explore how the franchise evolved. It's intense, unfiltered horror storytelling paired with visuals that are as disturbing as they are compelling.

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