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Out of nowhere, dark clouds blanket the sky over Washington DC and a deadly plague strikes everyone in its path. With that, we are enticed into the mysteries of The Black Dawn, a new multi-layered web-series directed by William Hellmuth.

Synopsis:

"The Black Dawn" centers around thirteen college students who have mysteriously survived a deadly plague that has fallen over Los Angeles. Banding together, these survivors must find out what has happened...and why.

The series, which started back on January 31, is now done and you can catch every episode here on WebSerials.com. If you're just looking for a quick taster though, we've got the first episode for you after the break. In true internet fashion, there's also an online comic that expands on the story but I still need to track down that link.

Check out episode 1 of The Black Dawn after the break.

WebSerials.com just keeps making The Black Dawn more and more compelling. We first covered The Black Dawn when the show premiered in February. Then, we were wowed by the production values, the performances, and the supplementary "integrated content" - in-character video blogs, director's commentary clips, and even an online comic that all served to deepen the world of The Black Dawn. Produced and directed by Joshua Sikora, Catalyst focuses on the story of Dr. Steven Wilkins (Skip Pipo), a character who was killed in the initial moments of The Black Dawn but has recently caught viewers' interest after one of the characters discovered that he had a list of all the names of the survivors in his office.

What would you do if you woke up one morning to find a mysterious black cloud descending on top of the city of Los Angeles, killing everyone around you? If you're a real Angeleno, probably nothing - you've probably been taking smog for granted for years already. But this isn't real life, this is The Black Dawn, a new sci-fi web series from WebSerials.com that started airing January 31st on WebSerials and YouTube and has followed a weekly release schedule since then. The show stars Jordan Warren, Eamon Glennon, Misty Madden, and is co-written by Brian Walton and Abraham Sherman and directed by William Hellmuth.