Deathlands 8: Ice and Fire

Deathlands 8: Ice and Fire

Feb 1, 2006 · James Axler · Directed by Richard Rohan · Deathlands #8 · at GraphicAudio

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Snakefish, California, is rich in the currency of post-holocaust America-gasoline. Almost leveled by the Soviet missiles that annihilated most of the West Coast, Snakefish is in the midst of a reconstruction, financed by a commodity far more valuable than the usual Deathlands jack. But greed and man's lust for power threaten to shatter the hard-won peace and tranquility of this fledgeling community as disparate factions fight for control of the substance that will give them wealth beyond their wildest dreams. Ryan Cawdor and his companions emerge from a gateway and step into the path of a smoldering war for power.
violencedeathRomance not assessedInferred themessurvivalpowergreedhopeconflict
A post-apocalyptic struggle for resources threatens a fragile new community.
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Cast · 8 voices

Casey JonesCate TorreColleen DelanyDavid CoyneMichael ReplogleNanette SavardRichard RohanTerence Aselford

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Directed by Richard Rohan

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