Survivors of the Z's #1

Callum Moore tries to keep things normal at school, but when classmate Ellie Franklin starts violently vomiting—blood pouring from her mouth—everything unravels fast. As she’s taken away, the situation spirals into chaos when Ellie attacks her own mother, drawing in law enforcement and leaving Callum, Mason, and the others on edge.

Rhonda Gedling comes home to a quiet evening, shedding the day’s weight in a steaming bath—until her sister Elaine bursts through the door, frantic and pale. With the TV flickering to life, the two women are drawn into a news report that sends a chill through the room, their shared moment of calm shattered by something far more unsettling.

In "Teddy," a quiet moment of memory unravels into something darker as Teddy Baker confronts the growing rift between his fractured reality and the world around him. Haunted by visions of people consumed by hunger—images he can't shake—Teddy finds himself isolated, even as his wife, Lianne, dismisses his fears as madness. As doubt takes hold, the line between self and reflection blurs, and a single, violent act in the mirror sets off a spiral he may not be able to control.

In the quiet aftermath of the collapse, Graham Jackson walks his three dogs through a world gone still—until a video message from his daughter Evelyn shatters the silence. Her voice, trembling and urgent, cuts through the static, asking him what’s happening, as Graham stands frozen, unsure if he’s still alone or if something has begun to move in the dark.