We're always on the hunt for news related to The Walking Dead and wanted to share a few new items with Daily Dead readers. Continue reading to watch a clip with Robert Kirkman talking about The Walking Dead and the financial crisis, learn about upcoming The Walking Dead board games, and see Laurie Holden trying her best to take out David Morrissey:
Robert Kirkman appeared on CNBC’s Closing Bell with Maria Bartiromo last week and they talked about the possibility of The Walking Dead's recent success being related to the state of the nation. It's interesting to consider and is worth checking out:
As we discussed in our recent interview with Laurie Holden, many fans were divided on Andrea's decisions earlier in the third season. She wants you to know that she's been trying, though, and even has a photo to prove it. Via @Laurie_Holden
We've seen the release of a number of board games based on The Walking Dead TV and comic book series, and there are more on the way. Via Bleeding Cool and Figures.com
The Walking Dead Risk: “USAopoly will debut a brand new map set in the southeast region of the United States where players battle and scavenge for their very lives. Contending for survival at every turn, gamers must not only fend off attacks from the living who compete for precious, limited resources upon which their survival depends , but they also must maintain their self-preservation from the unrelenting hordes of the undead that would feast upon them. A new deck of “Supply Cards” will add strategy, fun and flavor to this classic tabletop game. Gamers can expect a fast-paced game of attrition and survival, where this time — the last man standing wins!”
The Walking Dead Monopoly:
“Players vie for, and then must fortify, the prime real estate and resources that will sustain their lives. There’s only one victor that will outlast the others – whether living or undead — when all is said and done. This completely customized game features six collectible tokens, optional speed play and a fight to the finish!”
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