The Walking Dead News

For fans of The Walking Dead TV series interested in finding out what's coming next, all you have to do is check out the comic book series, which is years past the current events of the TV show. Or, you can get a (literally) little tease of what's to come with Diamond Select Toys' upcoming line of Minimates, featuring characters from the comic book series' All Out War story arc:

*Spoiler warning for those who haven't yet watched "Them", the latest episode of AMC's The Walking Dead.* Shambling down the sun-baked streets just ahead of a growing group of walkers, Rick Grimes and company were in a bad way in the last episode of The Walking Dead, but after enduring the heat and then a hellacious storm, Maggie and Sasha encountered what could be a big break for everybody: the arrival of Aaron. A key character from the comic book series, Aaron is brought to life on the small screen by Ross Marquand, who, in a recent interview, discussed the role he believes he originally auditioned for, Aaron's wise-cracking sense of humor, to what extent the comic book version of Aaron is influencing his onscreen portrayal, and Aaron's sneaky observances of the group.

Welcome to another horror/thriller round-up! This time around we have news on the home media releases of The Woman in Black 2 Angel of Death and the Danny Trejo-starring Bad Asses on the Bayou, as well as a look at Gentle Giant's new mini bust of Glenn Rhee from AMC's The Walking Dead.

One shoots a crossbow, the other wields a katana, and the third carries a Colt Python revolver. They dispatch the dead with vastly different weapons on AMC's The Walking Dead, but they share the common bonds of companionship and survival skills. It's fitting then, that Daryl Dixon, Michonne, and Rick Grimes are the first three characters depicted as Vinyl Idolz in Funko's new Vinyl Sugar label. We have a look at the three figures, including a version of Rick Grimes that hearkens back to his Season 1 appearance.

Jesus, Carol, Dwight, Michonne, Rick, walkers aplenty and many more familiar faces—some have appeared on the small screen, others have graced the printed page, and more than a handful have appeared in both mediums of The Walking Dead, but they all recently came together at McFarlane Toys' booth at New York City's Toy Fair. The renowned collectibles company teased what they'll be releasing throughout the year, providing looks at new figures, building sets, and statues, and unveiling new details that will have some collectors clearing space on their mantels in anticipation.

Last night's episode of The Walking Dead did a great job of demonstrating why fans of the series shouldn't be hoping for a zombie apocalypse. Walkers are easy to handle, compared to dealing with issues like exhaustion, dehydration, and starvation. The characters in the episode went through quite a struggle, but it looks the actors were having a great time on set, according to these behind-the-scenes photos.

Huddled around a fire's flickering flames in last night's episode of AMC's The Walking Dead, Rick Grimes looked at his friends and told them his trick to surviving: convince your mind every morning that you're the walking dead. After several heartbreaking episodes, there could be a glimmer of hope on the horizon for Rick and company, though photos and new videos for next week's installment, "The Distance", prove that danger and distrust still run rampant at every turn.

We all knew the day would come, but The Walking Dead #141 confirms that a certain character will be making a grand re-entrance soon. With Toy Fair currently going on in NYC, we also have a look at some new building sets from McFarlane Toys and an updated look at the comic series 4 figures.

Welcome to another horror/thriller round-up! This time around we have a new poster for The CW's iZombie, a fresh batch of The Walking Dead Valentine's Day images, and an update on who will be joining Ryan Reynolds in the upcoming Deadpool movie.

In both November's mid-season 5 finale and the mid-season premiere that aired this past Sunday, we've seen some major occurrences that will impact the group in big ways moving forward in AMC's The Walking Dead. Taking part in separate interviews, The Walking Dead comic book series creator/TV show executive producer Robert Kirkman and actor Chad L. Coleman recently shed light on what we've just seen and what we can expect to experience through the remaining seven episodes of Season 5, including the impending arrival of new characters, what the future holds for Daryl Dixon, Tyreese's admirable vulnerability, and much more. *Spoiler warning for those who haven't yet seen the latest two episodes of The Walking Dead.*

We're back with another video round-up. This time around we have a trailer, clip, and bonus feature interview excerpt from Scream Factory's upcoming New Year's Evil Blu-ray release (due out on February 24th), as well as the green band trailer and a new clip from IFC Midnight's road trip zombie movie, Wyrmwood: Road Of The Dead, and also a video celebrating the wonderful traits of a key character on AMC's The Walking Dead. *Spoiler warning for those who haven't seen the latest episode of The Walking Dead.*

Hitting comic shop shelves today is The Walking Dead #137, titled “A Future Uncertain." As readers of Robert Kirkman's recent issues in his living dead series know, that's an apt title for what's been going on lately, as Kirkman's packing the pages with unexpected twists and some very intriguing new characters like The Whisperers. "A Future Uncertain" focuses on a familiar face and for those who have yet to pick it up, we have preview panels from the new issue.

We've seen walkers rip into the flesh of many beloved characters on AMC's The Walking Dead, but Nathan Shields of Saipancakes provided the opportunity to bite back by making a walker pancake, aka "zombiecake."

Using a nonstick pan as his canvas and batter as his paint, Shields crafted his edible work of art to celebrate the return of The Walking Dead this week, and it's not the first time he's paid homage to the living dead series, as he's previously created pancake sculptures of characters from the show, including Rick Grimes and Michonne.

Over the years, horror and Valentine's Day have mirrored the celebratory couples of February 14th by coming closer together. On Cupid's big day this year, horror fans can watch both versions of My Bloody Valentine as well as the 2001 cult film, Valentine, curl up on the couch for the El Rey Network’s 2nd annual ‘Rip Your Heart Out’ Marathon, swap Freddy Krueger cards or even enjoy a nice Cannibal Holocaust dinner at Austin's Alamo Drafthouse Cinema.

And, of course, if you love The Walking Dead almost as much (or maybe even more than) your significant other, you no doubt are looking forward to printing and sharing Skybound's annual The Walking Dead Valentine's Day cards, which have now been unveiled and feature memorable moments and characters from both the comic book and the TV series:

AMC's The Walking Dead returned in unpredictable fashion yesterday, delivering a gut-punch of an episode that will likely haunt viewers for a long time and has many looking forward to what's next. Giving us an idea of what's to come are two photos and a preview video from next Sunday's episode.