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AMC's The Walking Dead TV series may be on its mid-season hiatus, but the world of Robert Kirkman's living dead comic book series shambles ahead with the recent release of The Walking Dead: The Telltale Series - A New Frontier. The highly anticipated game showcases the return of Clementine, and the latest episode of The Walking Dead ’Cast features the voice behind the fan favorite survivor, Melissa Hutchison.
The Whisperer War, the biggest conflict in The Walking Dead comic book series since All Out War, will come to an end in the forthcoming issue #162, and ahead of its January release, preview panels tease urgent horseback riders and a solemn, familiar face.
If you feel like your home is missing an apocalyptic touch or you want to pretend like you're taking on the living dead the next time you slice and dice a cucumber, then you might want to add a Walking Dead cutting board to your kitchen.
A recruiter and hopeful voice for Alexandria, Aaron's courage is only eclipsed by his sense of humor, which is perhaps the greatest weapon of all in the bleak world of AMC's The Walking Dead. In January, McFarlane Toys will release a Walgreens exclusive figure based on Ross Marquand's popular character, and new photos tease the collectible before it hits shelves.
The Whisperer War will be over by the time The Walking Dead #165 hits shelves on March 1st, but the cover art for the upcoming issue promises more conflicts to come within the walls of Alexandria.
Back in November we shared news about The Walking Dead socks featuring Daryl, Rick, Michonne and more, but a new set of ladies' footwear lets fans take a walk on the wild side of Negan and Lucille.
What goes into building a living dead adventure? In a new behind-the-scenes video, the creators of The Walking Dead: The Telltale Series - A New Frontier discuss the making of Clementine's latest journey.
With The Walking Dead in its mid-season hiatus, Karen and David swap walkers for artificial intelligence during an in-depth discussion about the first season of HBO's Westworld in the latest episode of The Walking Dead ’Cast, which you can listen to right now.
Negan's baseball bat Lucille is usually wrapped in barbed wire to add a serious intimidation factor for those unlucky enough to kneel before it, but on a recent episode of ABC's The Chew, The Walking Dead actor Jeffrey Dean Morgan was presented with a festive version of Lucille that would be perfect for a future Walking Dead holiday special.
The return of Clementine and the introduction of Javier can now be experienced with Telltale and Skybound's official digital release of the first two episodes of The Walking Dead: The Telltale Series - A New Frontier.
Over 15 million viewers gathered in the warm glow of the TV this past Sunday to see who would survive the mid-season 7 finale of The Walking Dead.
When you think of Negan, Star Trek: Deep Space Nine might not be the first thing that comes to mind, but the ’90s series played a key role in how Robert Kirkman came up with the name for The Walking Dead nemesis.
The characters in The Walking Dead (those who have managed to survive) have endured horrific hardships at the hands of Negan and The Saviors over the past eight episodes, but that doesn't mean that the actors who play them (as well as the crew members) don't find ways to have fun on set, as evidenced by a batch of playful photos from the first half of season 7.
A march to war begins in key art and a new clip from The Walking Dead Season 7's second half. [Spoiler warning for those who haven't watched the mid-season 7 finale of The Walking Dead.]
While season 2 of Fear The Walking Dead featured the return of the surviving members from Madison's group, it also introduced viewers to intriguing new characters like actress Danay Garcia's Luciana, a skilled, tough-minded survivor from a community known as the Colonia. [Spoiler warning for those who haven't watched the entire second season of Fear The Walking Dead.]
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