The Walking Dead news hub from Daily Dead provides you with all of the latest coverage of Robert Kirkman’s living dead universe. From the TV series to the comic book series, we cover casting updates, story details, teaser videos and much more. On Daily Dead, you’ll always be tuned into the latest news regarding Rick Grime’s walker-filled world.
And if you’re a fan of the actor who plays Rick— Andrew Lincoln —or the people who play his fellow survivors, such as Norman Reedus (Daryl Dixon), then you’ll want to visit our extensive The Walking Dead cast appearances page that lets you know when and where you can meet the cast and crew of AMC’s popular living dead series.
Whether you’re new to The Walking Dead comic book series or you’ve been a fan since it was first published in 2003, you can appreciate the storied history of Robert Kirkman’s creation by looking at The Walking Dead cover art gallery. Coming soon: We’ve collected the covers to single issues, volumes, compendiums, hardbacks and more from The Walking Dead, providing readers with the ultimate place to appreciate the gorgeous and ghoulish cover artwork respectively crafted by Charlie Adlard and Tony Moore.
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We've seen Maggie Greene go through a lot of terror and turmoil on AMC's The Walking Dead, and after the devastating events of the mid-season 5 finale we could see a different side of the resilient fighter in upcoming episodes. In the meantime, now available from Gentle Giant is a Maggie statue armed with a machete, assault rifle, and a grim stare that shows the warrior within.
After revealing The Walking Dead pinball machine in September, the fine folks at Stern Pinball announced a premium edition version of their popular arcade offering last week, giving pinball wizards another reason to save their allowances. If you're curious about the creation process, a new video goes behind-the-scenes at Stern's Chicago factory to show how The Walking Dead pinball machines are made.
In our recent interview with Funko designer Reis O’Brien, he provided us with an exclusive first look at some of The Walking Dead Mystery Minis Series 3 figures, and today Funko unveiled the entire Series 3 lineup that will be available to purchase as blind boxes early next year, including multiple versions of Hershel, Daryl Dixon, Glenn, and Tyreese, as well as Daryl's motorcycle and several ravenous walkers.
As fans of AMC's The Walking Dead huddle around the hot stove this winter, waiting for the second half of Season 5 to arrive, more news about the secretive companion series continues to trickle in. For well over a year now, people have been speculating where The Walking Dead companion series will take place and now the setting of the show's beginning has been revealed: the City of Angels.
We regularly cover Funko releases on Daily Dead and it's for good reason. Not only is their Pop! Vinyl line still running strong, but I've really enjoyed their mystery mini figures and their recently launched line of Kenner-inspired ReAction figures. With Christmas nearly upon us, I thought it would be the perfect time to catch up with Reis O'Brien, who works at the Funko art department, and is one of the main people responsible for figures that will be requested by kids of all ages around the world. Not only does he share his experience working at Funko, but he gave us an exclusive first look at The Walking Dead Mystery Minis Series 3:
Back in October, we showed off The Walking Dead pinball machine, created by Stern Pinball. The limited edition release proved to be so popular that Stern has announced a brand new premium edition pinball machine with a number of extra features, including a crossbow pinball launcher, new art, and sculpted zombie heads:
If you thought that Robert Kirkman expanded the world of The Walking Dead with Alexandria and the Hilltop Colony, it looks like he was just warming up. Skybound will be releasing two issues of The Walking Dead in March and the cover art for #139 will make the 3-month wait excruciating. *Spoiler Warning*
"We used to move in a direction based on fear. Now we're running towards things and we're hitting things head-on." After the gut-wrenching mid-season finale of AMC’s The Walking Dead, fans are eager to see what direction Rick and company will take, and though we'll have to wait until February to see the next episode, AMC has released a new video in which the cast and crew tease what's ahead for the reassembled survivors.
Who are The Whisperers and what do they want? Hopefully, those answers await those that read The Walking Dead #135, due out next week. If you want a tease of what's ahead, including the aftermath of Carl's fight, Skybound has released three preview panels from the upcoming issue.
Though we won't see any new episodes of The Walking Dead until February, news related to the show's universe hasn't stopped coming in. Earlier this week we reported that the first two actors had been cast for AMC's The Walking Dead companion series, aka Cobalt, and now another actor has signed on to the series, one who is likely playing the male lead.
From a footrace through the walker-strewn streets of Atlanta to a relentless walker assault on Father Gabriel's church to a sweaty-palmed showdown that ended with a gut-wrenching goodbye, The Walking Dead's mid-season finale, "Coda", offered viewers a visceral endnote to the first half of Season 5, and we have a look at eight behind-the-scenes photos from the latest episode's emotional set.
AMC's The Walking Dead mid-season finale, "Coda", contained a gut-wrenching ending that will leave many viewers mourning until the show returns with new episodes beginning next February. Giving his take on the latest episode from a walker's point of view is zombie extra Fred, who looks back on the walker church attack, the hallway showdown, and more in the mid-season finale of Funny or Die's The Walking Fred.
Back in September, AMC officially ordered a pilot episode for The Walking Dead companion series, a show that will be set in the same living dead universe as the current series, albeit in a different environment inhabited by new characters. The news front for the companion series has been quiet for some time, but it has now been revealed that the first two actors have joined the pilot's cast.
The Walking Dead continues to dominate TV ratings and last night's mid-season finale was no exception, with nearly 15 million viewers tuning in. We have the official ratings breakdown from AMC and a look at what's ahead in Season 5's second half for those that missed it:
After the shocking end of last night's mid-season finale of AMC's The Walking Dead, fans are eager to see where Rick and company will go next. Though the next new episode of The Walking Dead doesn't air until February 8th, you can get a tease of the group's walker-infested future with AMC's newly released footage from Season 5's second half.
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