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Deadworld

''Deadworld'' is an ongoing American comic book published by Desperado Publishing in association with IDW Publishing.
The series follows survivors in a post-apocalyptic scenario brought on by zombie attacks. Led by King Zombie, Deadworld brings forth a different slant than just humans slaughtering zombies.
==Publication history==
Originally published by Arrow Comics, ''Deadworld'' was written and created by Stuart Kerr and Ralph Griffith in 1987,〔 〕 scripted by Kerr for the first seven issues and illustrated by Vince Locke. The comic book quickly became a cult favorite success in the independent publisher industry.
Arrow Comics ceased production of all titles, but sold the rights of the title to Locke who transferred the rights to Gary Reed's Caliber Comics. By the twelfth issue of the title, Reed took over as the primary writer. The first volume of ''Deadworld'' ended in 1992 after twenty-six issues. One year later, a second volume began. The second volume ended after fifteen issues.
After a lull in its printing, the series returned to print in 2005 through Image Comics, with Gary Reed and Locke working on the series. By issue number 3, Dalibor Talajic took over illustration duties and completed the story arc of ''Requiem to the World''. Following that, Image released ''Deadworld: Frozen Over'' with guest writer Michael Raicht and artist Federico Dallocchio. ''Deadworld: Bits and Pieces'' collected the short stories and scenes from various issues and was released through Transfuzion Publishing. Desperado released ''Deadworld Chronicles'' which featured all new short illustrated tales of Deadworld. ''Deadworld: Slaughterhouse'' was released in 2010 with artwork from Sami Makkonen in a hardcover edition only. IDW released volumes one and two of ''Deadworld Classics'' which collects the long out-of-print first original 16 issues illustrated by Vince Locke. Gary Reed joined up with Gary Francis for original graphic novel, ''Deadworld: The Last Siesta'', illustrated by Mark Bloodworth and released through IDW (ISBN 1613770448).
In 2012, Gary Reed teamed up again with Sami Makkonen to bring Deadworld into full color for the first time. The five issue series, "War of the Dead" was released by IDW as a weekly comic series during the month of August and then collected in October (ISBN 978-1613775080). It received a number of award nominations including the Shel Dorf for Best mini-series〔http://detroitfanfare.com/shel-dorf-award-winners-2012/〕 and Comic Monsters.com for Best Mini-Series 〔http://www.comicmonsters.com/award-vote-63-Best_Mini_Series_of_the_Year_2012.html〕 and won the Ghastly Award for honoring excellence in horror comics as Best Mini-Series.〔http://www.ghastlyawards.com/2013/02/2012-ghastly-award-winners.html〕
In October, 2012, Reed released a special graphic novel sized book called "Voices from the Deadworld". This was a series of single page tales from those who lived and died in Deadworld with each text page accompanied by an original illustration from over 40 various artists.
Also in 2012, Reed licensed Deadworld to PopFunk for t-shirts〔http://www.popfunk.com/comic-t-shirts/deadworld.html〕 and to Breygent Marketing for a collector card series.〔http://www.breygent.com/pages/deadworld.htm〕 IDW also released the "Deadworld Omnibus" which collected the Image series' "Requiem for the World" and "Frozen Over" plus the "Slaughterhouse" saga from Desperado. (ISBN 978-1600108587).
The most recent series was Deadworld: Restoration, the full color follow up mini-series to War of the Dead, also from IDW which debuted in December, 2013 with the final issue shipping in April 2014.
In 2015, Reed launched Deadworld Zombie Soda, in 12 themed flavors: Orange Roamer (Orange); Goon Bitters (Cherry Cola); Royal Rotter (Black Cherry); Brain Sap (Cream Soda); Zeek Cocktail (Cotton Candy); Geek Juice (Vanilla Cream); Grisly Swill (Grape); Slow Decay (Vanilla Root Beer); Rot Berry (Strawberry); Twilight Shuffler (Root Beer); Morbid Mix (Green Apple); and Graveyard Delight (Ginger Ale). Each soda contains one of 48 label images drawn by various comic book artists. 〔/http://www.cspnet.com/category-news/beverages/articles/beverage-impending-zombie-apocalypse〕〔http://www.deadlinedetroit.com/articles/10853/zombie_drinks_from_dearborn_heights_include_grisly_swill_and_brain_sap#.VgbUcrSDcoU〕〔http://www.bevnet.com/news/2015/deadworld-zombie-sodas-secure-southwest-distribution-through-redstone-foods〕〔http://www.deadworldzombiesoda.com〕 A collectible soda trading card set featuring the label images was also released. 〔http://store.capricebrands.com/deadworld-soda-cards〕 Additionally, Deadworld Premium Chips were released in 2 flavors: Original and BBQ. 〔http://store.capricebrands.com/deadworld-chips/〕

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