
In 1968, the dead rise, turning the world into a graveyard of cannibals. This volume explores undead horror across the US and Canada.
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In 1968, the dead rise, turning the world into a graveyard of cannibals. This volume explores undead horror across the US and Canada.
In February of 1968, Hell gave up its dead and the entire world became a graveyard filled with hungry cannibalistic ghouls overnight. With HOMEFRONT, the fifth volume in the ongoing 68 series, the focus on Vietnam and the war shifts to the American continent, revealing three red, dripping slices of post-apocalyptic life in the USA and Canada. A pep rally at Harbinger High in a small Pennsylvania town becomes an orgy of undead violence in: 68: PEECE AND LOVE. The Canadian snow runs red as Vietnam...
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Brief references to sexual themes; not central or explicit.
Extreme graphic depictions of undead violence, cannibalism, and body horror.
Moderate use of strong language expected in intense scenarios.
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Minor references to Hell and apocalyptic themes.
Minor occult framing with undead rising; not central.
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Moderate themes of Vietnam War draft-dodging and societal collapse.
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Moderate depictions of suffering due to apocalyptic violence.
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