DeathlandsBook 14
Deathlands 14: Dark Carnival

Deathlands 14: Dark Carnival

Jun 1, 2006 · James Axler · Directed by Richard Rohan · Deathlands #14 · at GraphicAudio

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Out of the ashes of global destruction, Ryan Cawdor and his roving band of warrior survivalists continue their grim odyssey across a nuke-ravaged America, searching for a sanctuary and the promise of a better life. Emerging from a Gateway into Florida's sultry heat, they enter the domain of a wealthy baron-a technical genius whose seat of power is a rebuilt theme park where the rides are fast and thrill seekers are guaranteed the time of their lives...if they can get out alive. Influencing the baron is a ruthless and hypnotic cult leader and his demonic "family," whose murderous games trap Ryan into a midnight killing spree...with only one way out. In the Deathlands, the future is a dream. Reality is a nightmare.
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A grim post-apocalyptic odyssey through a dangerous, cult-controlled wasteland.
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Cast · 8 voices

Casey JonesColleen DelanyDavid CoyneDelores King WilliamsKaren CarboneKen JacksonRichard RohanTerence Aselford

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Directed by Richard Rohan

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