Apocalypse comics

>>85903192
You could read Crossed.
Just kidding. Don't.

North Korea is alone.

It's a story where everyone else except everyone in North Korea suddenly disappeared.

>>85903192
Rover Red Charlie
Tank Girl

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>>85903192

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Gone with the Blastwave is pretty good, never updates though.

>>85903847
Didn't it end?

>>85903192
>apocalypse comics
As in the apocalypse happening or a post-apocalyptic setting?

>>85903192
The Wrenchies was pretty great.

>>85903871
Nah, the ending was apparently just an April fools joke, might as well have been an ending though since only one page was uploaded after that and then nothing for months.

>>85903847
This reminds me of Romantically Apocalyptic. I haven't even thought about that comic in years, I wonder what's become of it.

>Fury Road was a better Tank Girl movie than the actual Tank Girl movie

>>85904382
They're both fine for what they were.

The Massive
Is a soft apocalypse set after an environmental collapse

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>>85903903
either one is good with me

>>85903192
Apocalyptigirl and the infinite horizon are both excellent.

>>85903192
I almost hate to admit it, because I was totally expecting to hate it, but "Wacky Raceland" has turned out to be a decent read. It's pretty unfocused and too early to say how things will pan out, but it's at least bizarre enough to keep my interest.

In a similar vein from the DCHB line, avoid "Scooby Apocalypse." It's hot garbage in a paper sack...at least "Wacky Raceland" is ENTERTAINING hot garbage.