The Walking Dead – Something To Fear | Comics

The Walking Dead – Something To Fear
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Upon striking a deal with Hilltop Colony for protecting them from The Saviors and their leader Negan, Rick Grimes heads back to Alexandria to prepare themselves against them. At the safe-zone, Gabriel Stokes was keeping a church service for the surviving residents out there and Abraham goes to see how Rosita’s been doing after the break up but Eugene tries to mess up with his mind a little, which she disapproves. En route back to home, Rick and the survivors are stopped by a small gang of Saviors on bikes who demands all of their supplies, stating it all belongs to Negan now. Rick and his crew made a quick work of the gang and that Savior is sent back to give a message to Negan that they should all stay out of Hilltop and The Saviors should give their supplies to Rick.

Maggie reveals to Glenn that she is pregnant while Rick and Andrea started to live together, which even Carl knows of. Abraham and Eugene hit the road next morning in search for ammunition. Then suddenly, the latter is killed by an arrow that pierced his head and the former is taken hostage. With him, the attacking Saviors unsuccessfully attempts to enter Alexandria but are nearly decimated. The survivors all mourn Abraham’s death and everyone gathers in church for him. Glenn wants to move to Hilltop for a safer future for Maggie, Sofia and his unborn child. So, leaving Andrea in charge, Rick and his group heads to Hilltop Colony but during his night watch, Rick and company is ambushed by Negan and his men. He is here to make a point by killing one of them.

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The Walking Dead Vol 17 – Something To Fear

The seventeenth in the line of The Walking Dead storylines from Image Comics, “Something To Fear” is written by Robert Kirkman (Outcast, The Astounding Wolf-Man) and drawn by artist Charlie Adlard (Judge Dredd, The X-Files), following “A Larger World”. The story ran from issue #97-102 of the ongoing series and not only it features the 100th issue of the series but also includes the death of two major protagonist characters in an epic climax. The story is also adapted in the Season 6 finale episode of The Walking Dead TV Show titled "Last Day on Earth", where actor Jeffrey Dean Morgan played the role of Negan and kills one of the survivors in the same fashion depicted in the comics of whose identity is yet to be revealed in Season 7. Following Rick and his group’s encounter with The Governor, Negan is the next biggest villain in this entire series and perhaps even more complex of a character. The saga continues in the next part called “What Comes After”.
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The Walking Dead – A Larger World | Comics

The Walking Dead – A Larger World
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Even though the massive Walker horde nearly decimated the Safe-Zone of Alexandria, Rick and his band of survivors did managed to take them out by working as a team (No Way Out). They had casualties but this gives Rick hope to start over. As he tries to rebuild the community and re-establishing civilization in this ravaged world, he faces rebellion from within the Safe-Zone which is also dealt with. Carl gets better as he finally wakes up from his near comatose state after getting shot in his right eye previously. Sophia came visiting him and stays till Glenn and Maggie arrives from a supply run. Everyone gets to bed and Carl shouts at Rick about how it feels to lose an eye when he tries to talk to anyone. But outside of the walls of Alexandria, a stranger secretly watches over them.

The next morning, Abraham and Michonne goes out while talking about their lives and then stumble onto some Walkers, which they soon took care of. Then a man came behind the cars to talk to them but immediately gets hostile response from them. He kept Abraham hostage and sends Michonne to get their leader. Upon Rick’s arrival he introduces himself as Paul Monroe, also called Jesus by his people who are roughly 200 in number. He offers to Alexandrians a trade of goods that they can both use, also revealing the existence of two other larger groups. Rick knocks Paul and took him captive to figure out his true motives but Carl vouches for him as they head for Hilltop Colony. They learn of a new threat of a band of people known as The Saviors, led by man named Negan.

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The Walking Dead Vol 16 – A Larger World

From the previous arc titled "We Find Ourselves", regular series writer Robert Kirkman (Image United, Invincible) and artist Charlie Adlard (Judge Dredd, The X-Files) promises a big bang for the upcoming days of Image Comics' monthly ongoing series The Walking Dead. The major reckoning is hinted for the first time in the story “A Larger World”, consists issues #91-96. A new adversary named Negan will not only enter the scenario and cost Rick and the Alexandrians their lives but will end up owning everything they have. Major skirmish will begin that will eventually cause a massive war (All Out War – Part One) and leading to heavy casualties (All Out War – Part Two). Negan was also introduced in Season 6 of The Walking Dead TV Series on AMC TV and the character is portrayed by actor Jeffrey Dean Morgan who appeared on the season finale episode. This volume leads to the next arc of the series; "Something To Fear".
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The Walking Dead – We Find Ourselves | Comics

The Walking Dead – We Find Ourselves
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A previous encounter with an outsider group called The Scavengers (Too Far Gone) draw attention of a massive herd towards Alexandria Safe-Zone and they eventually broke within the walls. Rick devised a plan to get out of the herd but Jessie and Ron couldn’t make it out. Carl got shot accidentally by a rogue bullet fired by Douglas Monroe that cost him an eye and Michonne lost Morgan to his infection from a Walker-bite. She and Rick teamed up against the entire horde as the others joined and finally, they cleared out every single Walkers. Rick realizes after this, that the undeads are a manageable problem with the human working together. Following the battle, the residents of Alexandria gets busy in cleaning up the mess and Rick was tending towards his wounded son.

Glenn reunites with Maggie after the crisis and Rosita acknowledged to Abraham about of his affair with Holly. The town folks all meet to discuss their new strategy from now after the funeral for the recently deceased on such as the idea of everyone carrying a gun, building a maze for Walkers and sending more men for supply run. Rosita leaves Abraham and moved to Eugene's house. Rick, Andrea and Denise are constantly checking on Carl’s condition. The people are training with Andrea who teaches them to shoot against the oncoming Walkers. Spencer tries to talk to her several times but with no luck. Rick and the rest go for a supply run and everything else seemed fine until some problem arises again. Not in the form of roaming undeads but from the living of their own!

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The Walking Dead Vol 15 – We Find Ourselves

No Way Out was a massive blast of undead horde ever since the journey of Rick and his band of survivors embarked on. The story then takes a slow pace with the storyline “We Find Ourselves” by series regular Robert Kirkman (Battle Pope, Haunt) and Charlie Adlard (Judge Dredd, The X-Files) from Image Comics. The run took issues #85-90 from the ongoing series of The Walking Dead that will be continued in the next arc titled “A Larger World”. From here on, a grander scheme lays its foundation in this apocalyptic universe that will be a start of a new turning point for everybody.
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The Walking Dead – No Way Out | Comics

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The group of scavengers that Glenn and Heath previously discovered in Washington, D.C. has secretly followed them to Alexandria Safe-Zone and attacked on the residents there but they soon are all killed. Rick gains more popularity and Douglas Monroe gives him the charge of Alexandria as he also took care of a berserk Pete, who killed Douglas’s wife Regina. Because of the previous gunfire a herd of Walkers was attracted to the sound and rallied up near the safe zone. Snow starts to fall and Abraham takes a team to clear the undeads outside only to find out many more of them. They face quite a hard time killing the herd as there were more than they expected and their man Bruce got bitten. Following which Abraham puts him out of misery while shortly upsetting Holly.

Everything inside the wall eventually soothes in as Morgan and Michonne rekindles, Jessie moved in to Rick’s house with her son Ron, an affair between Abraham and Holly starts to blossom and Rick finally coming to terms with his dead wife over phone. Meanwhile, Abraham notifies Rick about a breach in the wall which they back up with a truck. Glenn, Heath and Spencer travels through a horizontal line over the rooftops to help a trapped Andrea on the bell tower. Nonetheless, the wall gave in and Zombies outside breaks in to torn Tobin apart. Morgan reaches the spot with Rick and got bitten in the arm. Everyone takes shelter in the houses as the Zombies pour in and overrun Alexandria. Bloods going to spill, limbs are about to sever and the world around them will get gory.

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The Walking Dead Vol 14 – No Way Out

The previous story “Too Far Gone” was like a prelude to a whole new world of deaths and despair which starts reflecting on the current storyline “No Way Out”. Series regular Robert Kirkman (Outcast, The Astounding Wolf-Man) and Charlie Adlard (Judge Dredd, The X-Files) has brought up this plotline in issues #79-84 on the monthly ongoing comics series of The Walking Dead from Image Comics. As the series is adapted into a TV Show on AMC network, elements from this story was taken for the Season 06 of The Walking Dead. Rick and his group continue their adventure next in the book titled “We Find Ourselves”.
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The Walking Dead – Too Far Gone | Comics

The Walking Dead – Too Far Gone

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Following Rick Grimes and his posse of survivors founding a Zombie-free community of Alexandria Safe-Zone, they are trying to settle in fresh with their lives inside those walls. Although Rick and his group attends the welcoming party and play along, deep down inside they still believes these people has a lesser chance of survival if they do not work out their security issue. Rick works up his plan to take back their weapons in secret with Maggie and Glenn. Tobin took Abraham Ford with their group of construction crews and then Walkers show up from the woods. Whereas the rest of the crews get in a "formation”, Abraham jumps onto the small herd to save a woman named Holly. Not only he saves her, the crowd is astounded at his unmatched bravery.

Tobin talks to their leader Douglas Monroe about Abraham’s courageousness during the event of the campsite and believes that he is not fitted to lead the crew anymore. Father Gabriel finds Douglas to speak of the fact that Rick and his people should not be trusted as they did terrible things before coming here. Meanwhile, Glenn accompanies Heath to Washington, D.C. for a supply run and discovers a group of scavengers who sacrifices one of their own to the undeads to get out. Even though the two of them head back to home without encountering that group, they followed them from the noise of Glenn and Heath’s motorcycle engines. Back on Alexandria, Rick picks a fight with one of the residents Pete regarding issues of his domestic violence and things quickly gets too ugly.

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The Walking Dead Vol 13 – Too Far Gone

Creator Robert Kirkman (Image United, Invincible) and artist Charlie Adlard (Judge Dredd, The X-Files) has got to the thirteenth volume of the narrative taken from the monthly ongoing The Walking Dead series from Image Comics. This particular story mostly focused on the issues caused by humans and certainly fewer Zombies were in the path of creating some big trouble. The issue #75 of this storyline features a non-canon story that come in the form of Rick’s hallucination after he was hit on his head by Michonne. The base of the plotline is that the aliens have recruited Rick and his friends after they died and turned them into super-soldier to fight an overrun Earth full of infected populace. The reason behind this story was involving a history when Robert Kirkman lied to his publisher about The Walking Dead being Aliens versus Zombies type of story to get them print it and when it became a success for what it is, Kirkman confessed about his deception to them.
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