24 Hours of Halloween: The Walking Dead
Does anything signify contemporary terror in comics more than this series? Cover by Charles Adlard.
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11/2/09 at 9:56 am
Ah… the fear of Middle America, using the zombie motif to symbolize their political fears. Notice the logo in red, situated above the lone, gun toting boy, as he is about to be surrounded by a zombie horde, shaded in blue. Masterful!
To quote another zombie comic: Yes We Cannibal!
https://www.tfaw.com/Comics/Genres/Horror/Profile/President-Evil-4-Yes-We-Cannibal___355638?pagemode=popup&from=profile