Tag Archives: The Walking Dead

*Note: This post contains a zombie herd’s worth of spoilers for both Season 6 of the TV show and Volume 17 of the comic. Season 7 of AMC’s The Walking Dead premiers on October 23. As we prepare to learn the outcome of season 6’s cliffhanger ending, I want to revisit …

'The Walking Dead: Road to Survival' gets an enthusiastic recommendation for its gritty, violent story and engrossing combat system. This should be a treat for any fan of the franchise.

Because this is 'The Walking Dead,' a much-beloved character dies. And every time things start to look up for our heroes, the situation quickly gets worse than they had imagined. The more capable the group becomes, the greater the scope of dangers they face. Writer Robert Kirkman really excels at upping the stakes and the tension. And 48 issues in one volume makes 'The Walking Dead Compendium Three' a must-have for TWD fans.

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Enter our giveaway contest to win a free copy of the new book THE WALKING DEAD PSYCHOLOGY: PSYCH OF THE LIVING DEAD.

Here, in one convenient place, are all the big Comic-Con trailers to come out of this year’s event. Ash vs. Evil Dead   Batman v. Superman   Deadpool (leaked)     Doctor Who: Series 9 The Fantastic Four   Fear the Walking Dead     Heroes Reborn   Hunger Games: …

Watching 'The Walking Dead' is good for you and so are eating eggs, using the Force, and helping kids with cancer.

'The Walking Dead' Vol. 22 is a pivotal point in the series that sees new characters and the establishment of a new life for the survivors. It’s refreshing and it’s a new pace.

Fear. Sadness. Anger. Envy. Jealousy. Guilt. Loneliness. The so-called negative emotions. Here are 9 archetypes from pop culture that will not only help you cope with your negative emotions, they will help you channel those emotions into good, productive activity.

I watch The Walking Dead for one reason and one reason alone: I identify with the characters in that show more than I can with most real people I meet. This sounds cynical but actually it's not meant to be. There are some important lessons hidden within this statement that help me to survive. And I think maybe they can help you too.

Despite the fact that “After” will likely not be a universal favorite, it was exactly the episode needed to bridge the gap between the destruction of “Too Far Gone” and the individual on-the-run storylines that will likely dominate much of the second half of the season.

You don’t need Zimbio to tell you that you are Captain Kirk. You don’t need thirty friends clicking “like” on your You Are Katniss meme to validate the fact that you are indeed her (or at least have the potential to be her). You are Katniss if you say you are.

Flaws aside, “Too Far Gone” was a great TWD episode. It struck a balance of action, plot, and character development, and—unlike with the midseason finales of Seasons 2 and 3—there’s really no predicting where the second half of Season 4 will pick up. The wait for the next episode will not be an easy one.

TV series like "The Fall" and "Game of Thrones" obviously aren't completely realistic. Nevertheless, they aim for a daring grittiness and realism that series that audiences seem to be eating up.

What is it about this character from "The Walking Dead," Daryl Dixon, that compels us so? Here, I try to break down the essence of Daryl’s phenomenal appeal into eight basic qualities which, when combined, inspire furious viewer loyalty.