Deadworld: Restoration #1 (2013) marks a bold and brutal new chapter in the long-running cult horror series created by Gary Reed. Published by IDW Publishing, this arc reopens the gates to a world where the undead aren’t just flesh-hungry wanderers—but thinking, malicious entities led by the sinister and sadistic King Zombie. As the title suggests, the stakes are no longer just survival, but the battle for control and revival in a world already lost.

In this fresh starting point, the remnants of humanity attempt to regroup, rebuild, and retake what was theirs. But with an evolved zombie threat and the lines between the living and dead increasingly blurred, the concept of "restoration" becomes a dark irony. Gary Reed delivers a sharp, character-driven script with haunting undertones, while Sami Makkonen’s artwork brings an unsettling, almost surreal visual texture that heightens the sense of unease throughout.

The return of King Zombie—arguably one of the most menacing undead antagonists in indie comics—adds a looming threat over every scene, creating tension that crackles through each page. Fans of psychological horror, post-apocalyptic grit, and subversive zombie narratives will find Deadworld: Restoration a deeply satisfying continuation of the franchise.

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