Gary Reed

Long before there was The Walking Dead there was Deadworld. Here is one of comics' longest running comic series as Deadworld has had over 100 issues and graphic novels published and over one million copies sold over the years. It is considered by many to be the godfather of the modern zombie comic craze. 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. Here is 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.

Before there was The Walking Dead there was Deadworld. Here is an introduction of the long running classic horror series, Deadworld, to a new audience Considered by many to be the godfather of the original zombie comic with over 100 issues and graphic novels in print and over 1,000,000 copies sold, Deadworld ripped into the undead with intelligent zombies on a mission and a group of poor teens riding in a school bus desperately try to stay one step ahead of the sadistic, Harley-riding King Zombie. Death, mayhem, and a touch of supernatural evil made Deadworld a classic and now here's your chance to get into the story This is a graphic novel compilation of the six issues that rebooted the classic series. Deadworld - a world that has suffered the unleashing of a supernatural holocaust as the dead return to walk the Earth. Isolated pockets of humanity struggle to survive. It is a world torn apart by death, yet surprisingly, held together by hope. Deadworld, where death is only the beginning of the horror. Collects issues #1-5 of comic series Deadworld: Requiem for the World Reviews of Deadworld: Requiem for the World. "The revival of Deadworld continues to swelter into a huge blockbuster in the making." --- Kenneth Gallant, Broken Frontier. "This is one heck of a disturbing book and I'd definitely recommend it to new and old fans alike." ----Paul Milligan, World's Heavyweight Comics. "Deadworld was hardcore. The violence was harsh and writer Gary Reed's vision was dark." ---Dana Tallusz, ComicREaders.com. "The writing in Deadworld is very sharp; from the very beginning we are captivated both by action and by character." - IGN. "Gary Reed has certainly crafted a truly horrifying story, full of engaging characters, terrifying menaces and an overwhelming sense of hopelessness." - Paul Milligan, World's Heavyweight Comics. "So many other "Dead"-type comics have fallen by the wayside because a weak story, or the weak telling of a good story, and I'm overjoyed to see this has not happened here." - Splatterhouse. "I don't care what other people say, Deadworld is the best zombie comic out there." - Robert Henrion.

Described as the X-Files meets Mission Impossible A unique team of operatives, led by the mysterious Edgar Allan Raven, under the auspices of the organization called Raven, Inc., are brought together to investigate any and all cases of paranormal activity. Formed of both skeptics and believers alike, the team is often called in by local or government authorities when cases prove to be too bizarre, too unusual, or just plain unsolvable. Covering the entire spectrum of the unknown, from the supernatural to the dark side of man, Raven, Inc., searches for answers in areas that most people refuse to acknowledge even exists. Volume 3 collects issues 9-12. In this Volume, sheep killings by wolves draw Raven members to Wyoming. But when reports of wolves standing on their hind legs are circulated, it's time for Raven Inc. to check it out more seriously; The true life murder of young Mary Phagen in 1913 and the lynch hanging of Leo Frank in 1915 is investigated as one of the Raven members claims to see the ghost of a man named Alonzo Mann who, 80 years later, knows what really had happened to Mary and who killed her; Also the team head to the Ukraine in an attempt to capture a murderer preying on the victims of Chernobyl; And lastly Raven members head to Maine to investigate a series of strange murders. One victim is found full of pins, another is completely dismembered, and a third is found with the eyes gouged out. It seems like a case of revenge murders but how could a 10 year old boy be a victim?Presented are the creative talents of Gary Reed (Deadworld, Renfield), Christopher Jones (DC's Young Justice, Teen Titans Go ), Galen Showman (Hellboy, Star Wars), Avido Khahaifa (Saint Germaine), Jim Alexander (DC's Birds of Prey), Paul Kowalski (Beck and Caul), Martin Conaghan (Burke & Hare), and Will Pickering (FutureQuake). "I don't think Caliber has published a weak issue to date...I think you'll be sticking with The Raven Chronicles for the long haul." - Tony Isabella, Tony's Tips, Comic Book Guide. "Top Ten " - Comic Shop News. "I score it a 10" - Jacob Gilbert. "Very impressed with Raven Chronicles....." - Craig T. Powell, freelance reviews.

Rafiq A. Medawar, M.D., is a rakishly handsome young surgeon. When the police find the body of his wife, Ann, in a park overlooking the Ohio River, they also discover a video on her cell phone. It shows him going into a sleazy inn with an attractive young nurse. The prosecutor sees in the video evidence that Rafiq was having an affair. He concludes Ann confronted Rafiq, and he killed her. Ann was taking a documentary-making class. Her classmates believe the video was part of the class project. Ann's best friend has her own, darker theory. Can Devin Garner, a brilliant young attorney from the wrong side of town, discover why the video led to Ann's murder and win an acquittal for an innocent man?

Renfield is haunting and sophisticated mini-series of the bug eating inmate from Bram Stoker's classic Dracula novel. It centers on a man who is slowly being consumed by madness because of the visions and voices that intrude upon his dreams and nightmares. While the events from the Dracula novel swirl around him, Renfield faces his pre-ordained task of preparing for his mysterious "master" and struggles to understand what his "messiah" is asking of him. Upon discovering that Dracula is offering him eternal life, Renfield realizes that for beings such as Dracula to live, others must die. This includes Mina Harker who Renfield reveres and this conflict throws Renfield into an internal struggle of the darkness of immortality against his own humanity. And as such Renfield struggles to grasp the overwhelming need to serve the darkness. Collects the complete Renfield comic book series issues 1-5. Staying true to the original Stoker story in chronological order and events, this mini-series focuses primarily on events prior to Dracula's actual arrival in England with a story that runs parallel to Stoker's classic with all the major players of that book present. Written by award winning writer Gary Reed (Deadworld, Red Diaries, Raven Chronicles) and illustrated by Galen Showman (Hellboy, Star Wars). See why Independent Propaganda called Renfield, "...a truly classic tale in graphic format" and 5 stars (out of 5 possible) "A must have for any serious sequential graphic narrative (comics) fan." and Comic Buyer's Guide called "a gothic jewel".10 out of 10. "...a rare treat; a truly classic piece..." - Dimestore Reviews "Renfield calls Dracula his master, but I must say that Gary Reed proves that he is the master of storytelling and Renfield proves it " - Paul Dale Roberts, Jazma Online "Most intelligent graphic novel I've ever read." - Combo Magazine "One of the best..." - Tomorrow's News "Highly Recommended" - Comics America

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. Now...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, issues #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.

Before there was The Walking Dead there was Deadworld. First published in the 1986, Deadworld is one of indie comics longest running horror series with over 100 issues and graphic novels released and over 1,000,000 copies sold. While being considered the 'godfather' of all the zombie apocalyptic comics that followed. Here are all the original Deadworld series collected into a series of Deadworld: Archives books In BOOK THREE, containing issues 9-14 of the first volume, the remaining teens find themselves trapped in the city with both zombies and humans who want to kill them. King Zombie leads an attack on the city and the teens see their opportunity for escape. But not all of them will make it. "...an intriguing story line and twist on the standard zombie apocalypse." - Mighty Ink. "This is a fine zombie comic. It's grim, about as grim as anything old Kirkman could think up. But it's got a lot of different plot lines. There are tons of characters to follow and keep track of. There are plots-a-plenty." - Giaco Furino, Fearnet.com.

Before there was The Walking Dead there was Deadworld. One of independent comics longest running series with over 100 issues and graphic novels released and 1,000,000 copies sold to date. Here is a different take on the global zombie apocalypse. Deadworld: The Last Siesta is an original standalone graphic novel set in the supernatural holocaust of Deadworld Outside of the dusty and remote town of Juarez, Mexico, new laws have replaced what was once called civilization. The old laws don't apply to the dead, the walking dead, so there had to be new ones. One of the wielders of this new law was the mysterious wanderer, Raga, who was known in the whispers swirling around the land as simply, "The Assassin." There was nothing living... or dead, that he hadn't killed. But now his plans get disrupted by an unexpected force... the King Zombie and his hoards of zombies. You may be able to kill what's already dead, but how many times? Nominated as Best Original Graphic Novel by both the Ghastly Awards and Comic Monsters. "The Last Siesta is a movie, done in one-action-packed installment. And it feels like a movie..." - Lap Top Zombie. "Best Graphic Novel of the Year " - Decapitated Dan. "Deadworld The Last Siesta is the latest entry into the Deadworld canon and it is another winner." - Horror World. "It's pretty damn good, so damn good I gave it a perfect score." - Horror Net.

Jack the Ripper meets The Alienist. Storyville: The Prostitute Murders is an original graphic novel set in the Storyville district of 1910 New Orleans which was the home for the "Devil's Blues" which became known as jazz.. The legalized red light district ran for 25 years and virtually everything was permitted- from sex to booze, from gambling to drugs. The only thing that was not acceptable was murder, because murder was bad for business. When prostitutes and their customers start being killed, Detective Brian Donahue, a transplant from Chicago, finds he has no answer to these seemingly random murders. Enlisting the aid of Dr. Eric Trevor, a psychiatrist at the nearby Saint James Infirmary, the two of them embark to unravel the mystery of this new type of killer seldom seen before...a serial killer. Collects the entire comic series - issues #1-5.From the writer of Caliber Comics acclaimed Renfield and Saint Germaine graphic novels.

Welcome to an unusual zoo...a Zombie Zoo Join caretaker, Zelda and her pet cat, Meow, as they take you on a tour of the zoo and provide information about all your favorite animals, even though they have been zombified Geared for the young, each animal is drawn by a different artist and Zelda provides some fascinating facts about each as well as some of the daily activities she has to do as caretaker. The full color drawings are created by 30 guest artists. Terry Pavlet provides the Zelda scenes.

A graphic novel depicting the Zulu War of 1879 which led to a catastrophic defeat for the British followed by an incredible and heroic stand of epic proportions is told in gripping narrative fashion in this illustrated novel. As the mighty British empire forced the region of South Africa into war, the famed Zulu nation, first formed under the brilliant yet cruel Shaka-Zulu, inflicted the first blow---a devastating massacre which shook the entire world to its core. The next day, a small garrison at Rorke's Drift felt the onslaught of the Zulu army but in one of the most revered "last stands", the occupiers managed to hold off the Zulus and were awarded more Victorian Crosses than any battle had been before. This is the story of the two battles...one that proved Britain was no longer invincible and the other which led to the demise of the Zulu Empire. "...a well-written recounting of the Zulu War of 1879. .. gets behind the story to analyze its root causes, the battles of the war, and its long-lasting effects..." - Atomic Avenue. "Wayne Reid always delivers great art appropriate to any setting." - Rafael Nieves, Author of Tales From the Heart and Edgar Allan Poe's The Bells. "This is how history should be told. Educational, enlightening, and enjoyable." - Robert W. Scott, Checking the Shelves.

Think a Batman-style story set in the Americas 1760s. A Tale of Rebellion From the dark mist of Raven Cove, the mysterious figure of the Scarecrow owns the night, terrorizing the British soldiers who reign with a tight fist on a small seaport village in the colonies. Set in the dramatic days before the American Revolution, a masked avenger seeks to maintain justice in the small town of Seaton. As the British seek to clamp down on the local smugglers, only the Scarecrow and his "freedom riders" can stand against the tyranny of the new commandant of the town...one who threatens to destroy the entire town in order to catch the Scarecrow. A Murder of Scarecrows is a graphic novel of high adventure. "With Murder of Scarecrows we get a pre-Revolutionary War tale of adventure along the lines of Robin Hood or Zorro." - Tim Hansen. "Reed has always been very unconventional. He doesn't go after the quick and easy story but rather he tells stories his way. They might not be best-sellers, but they are of a quality that outdoes most other writers."- Mania.com

A mysterious man rose from the ashes of a Deadworld. He was a killer, a hunter... and his prey is the undead's leader, the intelligent zombie known as King Zombie. Only one will survive.

Baker Street, the centre of England's punk movement in a London few would ever know, a life even less would ever see. Where being different is the rule, ratting the gambling vice of a city's underground, and death is often around the next corner. Here is where mystery, intrigue and suspense are more than a game to the residents of post-Victorian London, it's a way of life. Now the cobblestones run red with blood as a series of murders terrorise the night. But as Sharon Ford may soon find out, sometimes the solution is more costly than any crime.