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Robert Kirkman and Charlie Adlard did a short Walking Dead comic for the Liberty 2012 Annual with proceeds going to help fight censorship. It features everyone's favorite despot, the Governor. Here are the final pages.

Scans under the cut... )
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A small warning: the cover could be considered a spoiler for the current arc in that it gives an idea of how things might end up.

Cover under the cut... )
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So... are we going to talk about it?


As the story arc comes to a conclusion, as Rick Grimes and crew come face-to-face with a very real and nasty threat.

Oh boy, was THIS painful to go through.

But for thoseof us who follow the book, we all know that it does NOT pull punches, there are no easy outs, and when bad things happen to good people, it's not in a cartoon way, but very very painful.

Fair warning, I've explicitly left out the gore and the blood, but if you DO pick up the book, you've been warned. It's is agony to read and you may need a few minutes not to jump into the book itself and seek berserker justice.

Bring the pain. )
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Okay, it’s been almost a week since the season finale of Walking Dead and that AWESOME introduction of “The Mysterious Sword wielding stranger who saved Andrea in the Forrest”.

A fan favorite in the comics, Michonne has been a bad-ass since Issue 19, and while there was a few things mentioned about her past before the outbreak, a full origin story hasn’t been revealed…until recently. Taken from the April issue of “Playboy” (of all things…), here’s a 6-page short story revealing how Michonne went from an attorney to zombie slicing warrior.

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For fans of The Walking Dead, Robert Kirkman (co-writing with Jay Bonansinga) just came out with a novel detailing the origins of the Governor. As he was one of my favorite characters in the series, I was really looking forward it to it. That being said, having finished it, I'm not sure what to think. Without spoiling anything, there are some twists that really end up changing the overall story, and I'm not sure if it works for the better. If you've read it, you probably know what I'm talking about. Definitely not what I expected at the very least.

That being said, the novel does do a great job at humanizing the Governor and making him a fairly tragic and sympathetic character. I'd probably give it a solid 'B'.

So has anyone else read it, and if so, what were your thoughts?

For legality, from The Walking Dead #29...

Scans under the cut... )

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Speaking of breathing woe, the Walking Dead continues.ComicBookResources has the preview, and the stand off with people pointing loaded guns at one another continues.

Spoilers behind the cut.

The Stand. )
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The Walking Dead will premiere their second season this month, and in honor, we look at the current situation with the survivors of the Zombie Apocalypse.

The "No Way Out" story arc has concluded, and for those who survived, the blame and the tension is overwhelming.

Tempest. )

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