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Deadworld: Frozen Over

Before there was The Walking Dead there was Deadworld. One of independent comics longest running series with over 100 issues released and 1,000,000+ copies sold to date.

Here is a different take on the global zombie apocalypse in this action packed, self-contained Deadworld spin-off story!

A snow storm has engulfed New York City and with no snow removal possible, the metropolis becomes paralyzed...even the walking dead have trouble seeking out fresh meat. A group of survivors in the high rises attempt to flee the city during the storm but are pulled into a struggle between two intelligent zombies and their factions. The Giant rules the dead in the city but when King Zombie comes calling, things begin to escalate into a power struggle with the humans caught in the middle.

A top notch writer/artist team of Mike Raicht ( DC's Batman, MARVEL's X-Men United, IDW's G.I. Joe ) with art from Federico Dallocchio ( DC's Suicide Squad, Green Arrow ) and Rafael Ortiz ( Crossed ) present this pivotal story.

Collects the entire Deadworld Frozen Over story-line issues #1-4.

103 pages, Paperback

First published May 4, 2010

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January 30, 2021
The comic book series Deadworld was published in the 1980s during the huge explosion of B&W independent comic book publishers. This series came out before The Walking Dead and was different from TWD. One difference was that in this series some zombies were intelligent and could speak.
We are supposed to get a snowstorm this weekend so I guess that's why I read this GN. The storyline takes place during a snowstorm which has engulfed NYC!
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