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Ongoing, First published Mar 04, 2017
Eight years after a third World War, resulting in cataclysmic nuclear war of apocalyptic scale, groups of survivors in Manhattan bound together for safety and organization from the radioactive mutated zombies now roaming the earth. The rich quickly formed a government, while the military and law enforcement ensure safety and security to the civilian populous, but ruling with an iron fist of martial law. On the other side of the city are anarchists, conducting guerilla raids on the supplies that the military has stored. A group of civilians, mostly former members of militias, decide they don't have to be subject to the harsh rule of the military, and voiced gear opinions. conflict escalated into violence, and finally an exodus of the rebels. The rich try to maintain peace between all the factions, until no one listens to them, and conflict arrives between the rich and the anarchists, now throwing the city into a total war between factions and zombies. 
Follow the story of a young rebel as he tries surviving in the post apocalypse world.
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