I have to say that I'm still really liking this series. I was worried about getting too far ahead of the TV series but they have changed it enough that I don't think these will spoiler it. Which makes me glad as I'll read these as I am able.
I hesitated to read Volume 3. I had never even picked up a graphic novel until Volumes 1 and 2, following the completion of season 2 of The Walking Dead. When I found that Volume 2 tracked with the ending of Season 2, when Grimes & Co. discovered the prison, I wasn't sure if I wanted to spoil the up...
A great, but emotionally draining collection. We have, all in one short trade, a serial killer, mental breakdowns, a suicide pact, arguments about capital punishment, and the most disturbing and depressing revelation yet. Zombiefication happens after death, however you die. Zombie bite not required....
I liked this volume pretty well. Our intrepid non-heroes have found a prison and are setting up life in that prison. Dealing with more change and loss. It's still pretty interesting and action packed.
Reading Alan Moore's The League of Extraordinary Gentlemen Vol. 1 alongside the Walking Dead series, you begin to see some weakness in the presentation here. In The Walking Dead, conversations take place in multiple word bubbles across a single panel, which allows for exposition and monologue, but ...
The Spouse does not care for zombie stories. I like them because they are so unlikely: animating a corpse isn't easy, people; and diseases are not 100% transmissible with 100% morbidity followed by 100% mortality. These life and death issues have nothing to do with me, and sometimes that is a great...
Once again, just as things start to look up for the wayward band of survivors, it all goes to hell. As soon as I finished Vol. 2 and saw that a prison was their destination, I thought the setup seemed very video game-ish. It's weird and interesting to have the urge to want to be inside the story and...
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