Welcome to the official Cadavard website.

Taking place in the not so distant future, the dystopian Earth is inhabited by survivors of the apocalyptic event known as the Scorch. In the midst of the blistering wasteland lies Ashunder, a city forgotten by the sapiens of this world. Remnants of skyscrapers, technology, and specters litter the area. The remaining Ashunder survivors, a species called the dyre, have occupied the nearly inhospitable desert as the dominant sapiens for years. Now, a new force of death and decay has arrived and threatens their future, forcing them to risk their lives as they search for a way to escape, lest they succumb to a fate worse than death.

Genre: Thriller | Post-Apocalyptic | Sci-Fi
Rating: R18+ | Mature audience
​Disclaimer: This comic contains disturbing materials such as strong language, graphic violence, sexual themes, and elements of horror.

Created, written, and illustrated by MaxwellFury. Formerly co-written by SodaSmuggler.

Cadavard has begun and this site will be filled as the comic progresses. The site serves as an official page and a wikia for information about this world and characters. This wiki will have details related to the main story, characters, trivia, nerd stuff, and extra canon content. Make sure you're caught up with the comic since this site obviously contains spoilers up to the latest page posted.

Where to read:

• For the moment, Patreon.
• Comic Fury, at times.
  

Due to being quite busy lately, I don't have frequent uploads so I'm not ready to continue posting pages publicly except for Comic Fury. I'd like a less busy time with a consistent schedule.

How to support:

• Patreon - By becoming a monthly patron. You get the rewards included with the tier you choose.
• Buy Me A Coffee - Money donation of any amounts.
• Offering art and writing tips, critiques, suggestions, feedbacks, and the likes.
• Following me.
• Joining the Discord server. View perks here.
  

Art by SodaSmuggler for MaxwellFury. She has an edited version here.

Short notice

1. I use two desktop monitors that display details and colors great. I also use a low-end laptop to view my artworks. I can guarantee you that my arts and comic pages are visible, not too dark or fad. They're exactly as I want them to be - readable with the right colors and right bright/darkness.
2. The comic, website, and anything else of mine for that matter, are optimized for desktop only. Mobile is tiny, crowded, and doesn't display images/colors correctly.
   
3. Click on images to open a new tab and view the larger file/original size.