Deathlands 9: Red Equinox

Deathlands 9: Red Equinox

Mar 1, 2006 · James Axler · Directed by Richard Rohan · Deathlands #9 · at GraphicAudio

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Three generations after nuclear blasts all but vaporized the Earth, a group of warrior survivalists led by a charismatic man named Ryan Cawdor roam the hostile environment called Deathlands. Their quest becomes a grim struggle for survival as they search for a better life beyond the nuke-ravaged cities. And it is one such harrowing journey that brings them to the heart of Moscow. Beneath a mantle of chemical clouds an strontium snow, the former jewel in Russia's crown is teeming with a bizarre mix of mutated beings and old enemies all intent on killing Ryan and his band of post-holocaust survivors. A new dark age has dawned with the hope of a promised land. But in the Deathlands, hope is not enough.
violencedeathRomance not assessedInferred themessurvivalhopeconflictleadershipperseverance
Grim post-apocalyptic survival with mutated threats and a desperate search for hope.
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Cast · 7 voices

Cate TorreChristopher WalkerColleen DelanyDavid CoyneNanette SavardRichard RohanTerence Aselford

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Directed by Richard Rohan

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SurvivalFantasyPost-Apocalyptic

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