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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Robert Kirkman wasn't kidding when he called the latest story arc "A New Beginning," and we've seen some major changes to the world and characters of The Walking Dead comic book series, including a revelation in this week's issue that has everyone talking. If you want a tease of what's ahead, we have a look at the cover art for issue #133, along with the cover for Volume 22 and Omnibus vol. 5.
Get ready for The Walking Dead Pinball! Fans of Telltale's The Walking Dead video game don't just have new episodes to look forward to. Zen Studios they've teamed up with Telltale Games and Robert Kirkman to create a digital pinball table based on Telltale's video game series. Due out at the end of August, we now have the official list of platform release dates and new screenshots of the pinball board:
"Too Far Gone", the mid-season finale of The Walking Dead's fourth season on AMC, featured a tough farewell to a beloved character, as well as an operative tank and plenty of gunfights. A deleted scene from the episode, one of many to be released on The Walking Dead Season 4 Blu-ray & DVD later this month, shows an unnerving scene in which Mitch Dolgen guards a captured Michonne and Hershel for The Governor (aka Brian).
As the popularity of The Walking Dead continues to rise, so does its expansion into new video game genres. We already have a number of games for various platforms based on the TV and comic book series, but at least one more is on the way. Today, Robert Kirkman and Starbreeze announced that Overkill, the developer of Payday 2, is working on a brand new game set in the world of The Walking Dead comic book series:
Rick has done a great job of building up his community since the events of All Out War, but he may have made a big and potentially deadly mistake by letting Magna and her group of survivors wander on their own. We should find out if a certain someone is set free by tomorrow, but, until then, we have a look at three panels from The Walking Dead #130.
I attended a recent interview session with a handful of journalists and the cast & producers of The Walking Dead Season 5, where we discussed the recently released trailer and they teased what we can expect from the upcoming season. Showrunner Scott M. Gimple was careful not to reveal too much, but he did talk about the comic book influences, a new character that they're introducing, and he's confident that the first new episode will "melt your brain."
As part of my interview sessions for The Walking Dead Season 5 at Comic-Con, I had the opportunity to sit down with a handful of journalists and The Walking Dead creator Robert Kirkman. Not only did he tease Season 5, but he talked about adapting the comic book series and let us know that we shouldn't expect to see Negan appear on the TV series any time soon.
Viewers of AMC's The Walking Dead know prolific makeup guru Greg Nicotero as both a special effects makeup artist and a director on the show, and some know that Nicotero places zombified Easter eggs in certain episodes. Nicotero discusses this practice in "Inside KNB FX", a bonus feature included on The Walking Dead Season 4 Blu-ray / DVD that comes out later this month.
If you're a fan of The Walking Dead, you've probably wondered whether you would have lasted as long as Rick, Daryl, Maggie and our other favourites. An obstacle course, of sorts, with live zombie actors being the main obstacle to one's survival, The Walking Dead Escape is the closest way of finding out. Armed with our zombie knowledge, Daily Dead stepped up to the challenge.
Funko recently brought The Walking Dead to Comic-Con in POP! vinyl form with their detachable head Hershel figure, and their newly revealed lineup of The Walking Dead characters includes a healthier Hershel, Tyreese, Carol, Glenn, and a couple of walkers viewers of the show will recognize from earlier seasons. Funko has also unveiled two new The Walking Dead Pocket POP! keychains that feature two of the show's most enduring characters.
With The Walking Dead Season 4 being released to Blu-ray and DVD later this month, we've been waiting to find out what special features would be included. We had a preliminary list of featurettes last month, but now we have details on extended episodes and audio commentaries:
Todd McFarlane has revolutionized the action figure world and now he has his sights on building brick sets. In early July, it was announced that The Walking Dead would be featured as the first of McFarlane Toys’ brick building sets and I get a first-hand look at them at Comic-Con, along with new details straight from Todd McFarlane.
With the cast and crew of The Walking Dead appearing at Comic-Con and the Season 5 trailer making its debut on Friday, it was a big weekend for fans of The Walking Dead, with no shortage of memorable moments in San Diego. Now AMC is bringing The Walking Dead experience out of the convention center and into fans' homes with the release of six highlight videos from Comic-Con that will help viewers hold on a little longer until the fifth season debuts on October 12th.
Fans of The Walking Dead comic book series who didn't make it to Comic-Con should be pleased to know that Skybound has released a video of the comic's panel featuring writer/creator Robert Kirkman and artist Charlie Adlard, with Skybound's Editorial Director Sean Mackiewicz as moderator. Kirkman discusses how certain events and characters of the comic could cross over into the AMC show, and fans can now experience the panel in their living rooms.
There are a few different ways for fans to enjoy The Walking Dead. You can read Robert Kirkman's comic book series, watch the show on AMC, and play a survivor amidst a world of walkers in Telltale Games' video game series. Gamers currently play as Clementine in the series' Season Two installment and more apocalyptic adventures are yet to come, as Telltale Games confirmed at Comic-Con the next installment in their infectiously popular living dead video game series.
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