The Walking Dead News

The latest episode of AMC's The Walking Dead, "Crossed", contained character development from all three storylines, resulting in a quieter episode that very well could be the calm before the mid-season finale storm. While "Crossed" features stellar performances, zombie extra Fred, in addition to comparing Abraham to Duke Nukem, voices his desire for more walkers in the second episode of Funny or Die's The Walking Fred.

The latest episode of AMC's The Walking Dead, "Crossed", featured panic, deception, and a big brawl amongst a group of melted, teeth-clicking walkers. The stage is now set for either a peaceful hostage exchange or a barrel-blasting shootout in next week's mid-season finale, "Coda." We have a look at photos and preview videos that hint at what's to come in the season's eighth episode.

Though they won't be available in time to be placed under Christmas trees or inside stockings hanging above fireplaces, Diamond Select Toys' latest Minimates based on Robert Kirkman's The Walking Dead comic book series and 1986's Aliens are now available to pre-order. The Walking Dead's Negan and Jesus, along with Aliens' Cpl. Hicks and Ripley, are just some of the characters that will be brought to life in miniature form.

Even though fans of AMC's The Walking Dead will be in between the first and second halves of Season 5 in December and January, you can still keep the living dead spirit alive in your home as you wait for the show's mid-season premiere in February. An assortment of The Walking Dead holiday decorations are now available to order, including a collector's edition walker nutcracker:

"You're lucky your church has lasted this long. You can't stay in one place anymore... not for too long." In "Consumed", last night's episode of AMC's The Walking Dead, viewers were taken on another road trip, this time with Daryl and Carol, but photos and preview videos for next week's installment, "Crossed", bring us back to Father Gabriel's church, where the group is readying for another conflict.

Rick and Glenn's gore-covered trek through hordes of walkers in downtown Atlanta, the living dead hammering the prison's chain link fence, Rick biting into Joe's neck and tearing away flesh: these and other memorable moments from AMC's The Walking Dead are reenacted in a new music video from The Hillywood Show that features deadly dancing to Queen's classic "Another One Bites the Dust."

Though it doesn’t hit shelves until February 11th, The Walking Dead #137, titled "A Future Uncertain", is being teased with the unveiling of its official cover art, and if you were wondering how a certain key character fares after the events of issue #134, the intense image displayed on the cover should give you an idea of how they are dealing with the latest development in their living dead world.

While the latest episode of AMC's The Walking Dead featured a crucial confession that will shape the future of the series, the show's source material, Robert Kirkman's comic book series of the same name, had a new issue released today that has its own impactful surprise. Issue #134, "From Whispers to Screams", is now available and if you haven't read it yet, we have a few preview panels that tease what's in store.

A haunted past, a disturbing confession, and close calls with walkers all combined to make "Self Help", the latest episode of AMC's The Walking Dead, a dark and memorable entry to the season. But even though the show's characters went through some tough and trying times, that didn't stop the actors who portray them from enjoying themselves on set, as shown in our gallery of behind-the-scenes photos from the making of episode 505.

A crucial confession and a haunting look into Abraham's past highlighted "Self Help", last night's episode of AMC's The Walking Dead, which followed Glenn, Maggie, Abraham, Rosita, Tara, and Eugene on their tumultuous road trip. Next week's episode, "Consumed", shifts its focus to Daryl and Carol as they follow the cross-marked car in hopes of finding Beth, and new photos and preview videos tease what's ahead.

In "Slabtown", last night's episode of The Walking Dead, we finally found out where the mysterious cross-marked car took Beth Greene. While "Slabtown" showed us a slew of new characters, the preview videos for next week's episode, "Self Help", follow familiar faces, taking us on the road with Glenn, Maggie, Abraham, Rosita, and Eugene as they traverse a living dead landscape on their way to Washington D.C.

Much blood was shed and tearful goodbyes were said in last night's episode of The Walking Dead, but what may have affected viewers the most is the cliffhanger ending pertaining to Beth's whereabouts. Get a tease of where the cross-marked car took Beth with a new photo and preview videos of the next episode:

Viewers of The Walking Dead know that Abraham is a man on a massive mission: to save the world. Washington D.C. is his destination, and he's intent on getting Eugene there in one piece to implement a plan to cure their living dead world. His sense of humor balanced by a military-based discipline, the goal-oriented character of Abraham is discussed by Michael Cudlitz, the actor who plays him, in a new video.

Fans of Robert Kirkman's The Walking Dead comic book series can once again carry a plastic slice from the paneled page. After teaming up last summer, Skybound and Card.com have returned with a new batch of prepaid The Walking Dead debit cards that feature Charlie Adlard's artwork from the comic book series, showcasing Abraham Ford, Carl Grimes, Michonne, and The Governor.

After more than ten years of writing The Walking Dead, you’d think that Robert Kirkman would run out of new ways to surprise us, but that certainly can’t be said after you read The Walking Dead #132, the first of two issues coming out this month. Readers can see if the story's shocks continue when the next installment hits shelves tomorrow, and we have a few preview panels that tease what's ahead.