Deadworld: Deadkiller

Deadworld

by Gary Reed, Ron McCain (Illustrations)

Ripped from the pages of Deadworld! A mysterious hunter of the dead who hunts zombies for sport and who challenges himself in this new world of the dead, now turns his sights on King Zombie. One will die. The man known only as the Dead Killer has adapted to the new way of things. He has turned his back to the past and embraces the future...a future where its kill or be killed. Long before there was The Walking Dead there was Deadworld. Here is one of comics' longest running independents as Deadworld has had over 100 issues and graphic novels published and over one million copies sold over the years. A compilation of the chronicles of the Dead-Killer from the mini-series, -To Kill a King- and the backup stories in Deadworld volume one, 19-21 which introduced the character. This edition is a stand alone series but also serves as a great companion to the regular Deadworld series in which Dead-Killer becomes an on-going character. Reviews of Deadworld: The Dead-Killer -Dead Killer works because Gary Reed is not just a writer but a storyteller, and storytelling is almost a lost art in comics today- - Tim Janson, Mania.com. -So, what are you waiting for? The brains to be served to you on a silver platter? Go check this innovative and downright entertaining book out. Your life might depend on it one day.- - Steven G. Saunders, Silver Bullet Reviews.

Genres: Horror, Comics

124 pages, Paperback

First published January 1, 1994

About the author

There is more than one author with this name

Gary Reed was a prolific comic book writer and publisher. He was formerly the publisher of Caliber Comics and Vice President of McFarlane Toys.

Also wrote under assumed names (including Brent Truax, Kyle Garrett, Randall Thayer).

Reviews

[Meran · Rating 2 out of 5]

I was rather disappointed in this graphic novel Deadworld storyline: How many times must we see the King Zombie get killed? He gets it in every book I've read so far... I've read 4 (or 5?) And it was barely interesting . Honestly, if I'd not read the others first, I wouldn't have continued with this one. I really expected for it to add information to the existent story.