The Walking Dead News

Last week, we gave Daily Dead readers a look at one of two covers from the second issue of DEADLY - Horror & Sci-Fi Magazine and we're back with the second cover, featuring The Walking Dead's Andrew Lincoln.

The team at Universal Studios Hollywood Halloween Horror Nights shared this photo with us of Lauren Cohan at The Walking Dead Maze and we thought it would help tide fans over until next weekend's Season 5 premiere.

Last night, Daily Dead headed over to the red carpet premiere for the highly anticipated season five premiere of The Walking Dead, which saw numerous cast and crew reunited in celebration of the big event.

After surviving the stress, heartbreak, and horror of Telltale's The Walking Dead Season 1, Clementine joins a disintegrating group amidst waves of walkers in the video game's second season. We previously reported that Season 2 would come out for the PS4 and Xbox One, and now a new trailer shows that gamers can get their hands on a copy for those consoles before Halloween.

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 being released in October, we have a few preview panels you can check out if you haven't read the full issue yet.

A new report revealed a list of characters from The Walking Dead companion series, which recently received a pilot order, but I suggest you to take this with a grain of salt.

With AMC's The Walking Dead Season 5 premiere right around the corner, many fans are as hungry for details on the new season as a walker is for human flesh. Giving viewers something to chew on is the recent announcement that Tyler James Williams has joined The Walking Dead Season 5 cast to play the curious role of Noah.

After last season's finale, fans of AMC's The Walking Dead may have the feeling that Gareth and the residents of Terminus are cooking up something strange on their massive grill, and an upcoming edible promotion confirms nasty notions about what's on the community's menu. Fox has collaborated with two London food gurus to make burgers that taste like human flesh in a pop-up restaurant called Terminus Tavern.

"Cross any of these people, you kill them. Don't hesitate... they won't." Rick offers sound advice to his recently reunited group in the new teaser video for AMC's The Walking Dead Season 5. Fans of the show know that the living can be just as deadly as the walkers, and this teaser gives another glimpse of the human conflict to come.

We're less than a month away from the return of The Walking Dead and we're starting to get a much better look at the new season. Today, AMC has shared with us the official Season 5 synopsis and we have the full set of cast portraits:

Fans of AMC's The Walking Dead saw what it takes to become a member of the living dead herd in this summer's Inside The Walking Dead: Walker University documentary. Now a new video has emerged that glimpses into the multi-layered process of zombie actors learning to perform stunts realistically, such as falling down like a puppet with its strings cut off after being shot by Rick or another survivor.

In AMC's The Walking Dead Season 4, Michonne once tried to cheer Carl up by spraying her mouth full of canned cheese. This small moment showed a softer side of the steely exterior Michonne displayed in Season 3, and detail-oriented McFarlane Toys includes the cheese with a new Michonne figure that's part of their unveiled Series 7 figure line that also features Carl, a Mud Walker, and Terminus leader Gareth.

Having appeared at every New York Comic Con since the show's premiere in 2010, we knew it was likely that the cast and crew of AMC's The Walking Dead would attend the event once again this October, but now it's official. Actors and producers from the hit zombie series will be in attendance at NYCC, with Andrew Lincoln, Danai Gurira, and Norman Reedus among those on the guest list.

Pinball wizards who are fans of AMC's The Walking Dead might want to start flexing their fingers. A longtime staple of corner arcades, Stern Pinball has revealed two versions of a new pinball machine based on the apocalyptic show. Flippers will knock the steel ball around familiar confines and characters from the series, including the prison's Cell Block C and the bloated well walker from Hershel's farm.