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Must-read nightmares will swallow you whole in today's What's Trending. Six solemn tales of souls fighting for their lives to bring light and hope to the worlds of these dystopian horror titles. Will you walk in the dark with them?

The Walking Dead (Compendium), 4331 pages - Published by Image Comics, (cc/ @GCpartnerships)

Just in time for the new season of The Walking Dead on AMC, the fan-favorite, New York Times bestselling series returns with its FOURTH massive paperback collection! With over 1,000 pages, this volume contains the next chapter of ROBERT KIRKMAN and CHARLIE ADLARD 's Eisner Award-winning continuing story of survival horror. From the Whisperers to the...

In our latest Popular Last Week feature, we embark on an exhilarating journey through the pages of currently popular science fiction comics, all of which share a common thread - a haunting exploration of dystopian themes. From societies in ruins to oppressive regimes ruling with an iron fist, these comics offer gripping narratives that not only entertain but also compel us to ponder the fragility of our own reality.

1. Taiduo, 1375 pages - Published by Linwelly Illustration, (cc/ @Linwelly)

500 years into the future, the world has changed. Radiation and extreme weather conditions make life on the surface impossible and all that remains from humanity is gathered in artificial...

Desolate wastelands, broken cities and people, dystopians have a special hold over us. Maybe it's holding out for hope and watching others overcome challenges. Get comfortable on the edge of your seat with today's Popular Last Week, featuring,

in/habitants, 114 pages - Published by in/habitants, (cc/ @inhabitants)

inhabitants in a world not unlike this one, the least fortunate of the population must struggle to survive. When a group of misfits come together and find they share a similar pain, they decide to combine their strengths. Using cutting edge technology, they set out to rebuild the status quo and create a new world accepting of everyone. Or at least that's what...