Series: The Walking Dead
by Author Robert Kirkman
The Walking Dead, Vol. 22: A New Beginning (2014)
Okay except for the ending. Good stuff there. Hard to remember what happens with all the time between tpb. Summary for me to remember.Carl whined a lot, made some wooden animals, and is now an apprentice blacksmith so he can whine to a molten fire.Rick grew a huge beard.They lead hordes away like...
Une autre vie (2000)
Whoa! So many little nuanced moments to keep you guessing here. Quite a bit of time has passed since the war with Neegan, and there have been some serious changes made. Many of those changes, seem to be for the good, but as we all know, or should know by now where TWD is concerned, the good ne...
Guerre totale (2014)
Alright. So Negan has been defeated. I'm interested in seeing where the story goes from here. I'm guessing Rick's gonna have a wicked bad limp now. Hopefully Daryl gets introduced at some point. I think it's weird that they're keeping Negan alive under the pretense of keeping their humanity. I th...
Los muertos vivientes, Vol. 21: Guerra sin cuartel, Parte 2 (2014)
Oh man, the next trade will officially end my Walking Dead trade reading Marathon. Big things go down in this volume. I really do think this is the highest point of the series. There is a difference between having villains that are just despicable sociopaths, only around for doing something distu...
The Walking Dead, Volume 11: Temi i cacciatori (2012)
This was quite an exciting chapter of The Walking Dead. The group is recovering from one boy killing another boy and the fact that one of the group killed that boy. A minister has entered the group and claims he has lived alone for awhile and only left his church to find food. The group feels the...
Teme a los cazadores (2010)
This is written with such depth and introspection that it almost feels like the writer knows what it's like to live in a zombie apocalypse. My friends always gather around talking about how we'd survive no problem, but you never take into account the threat of constant dwindling of food and weapo...
Walking Dead, #11: Les Chasseurs (2010)
This continues the story of group of survivors. In this issue, they encounter other survivors as they struggle to survive the apocalypse.In this issue, there were three different plotlines. The first plotline I did not care for. I believe it was there just for shock value and not for character de...
The Walking Dead, Volume 10: Ciò che diventiamo (2011)
This was the first time this series got me to cry. Following on from the last issue I really liked there was a terribly honest and sad conversation between Rick and his son. One of the best moments of this series by far. The rest of the comic felt like they were in transition between main plots. ...
En lo que nos hemos convertido (2010)
het blijft spannend I only which the tv series had such with this story line. lol
Walking Dead, #10: Vers quel avenir? (2010)
Ah well, it had to happen – after the excitement of the Governor storyline and the new direction of the series in the last book, Volume 10 of The Walking Dead sees the plot slowing down, almost as if they’re taking stock of everything that’s happened, and it’s a bit of a snoozer. It also weirdly ...
The Walking Dead, Vol. 21: All Out War Part 2 (2014)
A fitting end to Negan. Though many would disagree on me regarding Rick's proposed life imprisonment on the bastard, I have to say that this is just an initial step towards the change he is longing for. Indeed, society can thrive without the need for violence. Yet, on some parts, violence is stil...
The Walking Dead, Vol. 11: Fear the Hunters (2010)
This is one of those comedy volumes where Robert Kirkman goes overboard with the misery to the point of hilarity. It’s also another volume where the characters realise, yet again, how far they’ve left their humanity behind them. Yup, just like the last volume. And the one before that. And the one...
The Walking Dead, Vol. 10: What We Become (2009)
Arriving back at their former home, Rick and Carl are settling back in with friends, though most of them have been left broken by the loss of loved ones when the prison fell. Maggie seems to almost be shattered beyond repair even as she and Glenn have basically adopted Sophia, Carol's daughter. ...