'Robert Kirkman'
Robert Kirkman is a New York Times bestselling author known for being the cultural zeitgeist of the comic book industry. He maintains one prerogative in every undertaking: quality. It is Kirkman's belief that good people who produce good writing and good ideas make comics people love. Kirkman was...
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Robert Kirkman is a New York Times bestselling author known for being the cultural zeitgeist of the comic book industry. He maintains one prerogative in every undertaking: quality. It is Kirkman's belief that good people who produce good writing and good ideas make comics people love. Kirkman was recently made partner at Image Comics, and continues to revive the industry with refreshing new characters. AMC is adapting his bestselling series, The Walking Dead, into a TV series (set to debut in October 2010), and his books are among the most popular on the iPhone and iPad's "Comics" app.On the web:skyboundent.comkirkmania.comtwitter.com/RobertKirkman
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Update: Thank you to Themis-Athena for updating the cover! [Now they match!] Gah, it kills be to see this with the wrong cover! This is the cover: [Yes, I did submit an edit; I guess it's still pending....]
Do not read if you are not up to date through volume 30! Stephanie, the woman Eugene had been communicating with over his CB radio, turns out to be a resident of a community called The Commonwealth. A group including Rick and Michonne travels out there in volume 30. Michonne finds a picture of h...
In Volume 30, Eugene and a small contingent from his (and Rick's) community reach a contingent from the community of Stephanie--the person on the other end of the radio communications Eugene has been engaged in for a while. Understandably, both groups are wary, and long-time readers can appreciate ...
This book begins with the same action that starts Volume Eight of The Walking Dead. Its plot ends shortly after the final moments of that same volume. I feel as though Jay Bonansinga had an unenviable and maybe impossible task in these books: writing Lilly Caul's story in a way that allows the re...
This is the part of the "Governor" series that catches up with the narrative in the comics, told from the perspective of the "Woodbury" residents. If you've read The Walking Dead volumes six through eight, you are familiar with the bits that overlap these novels. This one take us through the final...
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