Awesome The Walking Dead

The latest spin-off in The Walking Dead franchise brings back two of our favorite characters. The Ones Who Live finally shows us what really happened after Rick vanished and Michonne left their children to search for him. Premieres 2.25.24 on AMC and AMC+.

Norman Reedus is beloved for his portrayal of Darryl Dixon on The Walking Dead. Reedus is also an avid photographer, and he took advantage of his time deep in the woods of Georgia to capture intimate, humorous, and macabre portraits of his co-stars, film crew, and friends. Available in Hardcover or a Collector’s Edition.

Zombie fans, get all of The Walking Dead comics in this awesome DRM-free digital bundle from Humble. Spend $1 and get the first five volumes, $8 for 13, $15 for 23, or $18 for all 32 volumes, along with “Here’s Negan,” and “All Out War: AP Edition.” A portion of every purchase goes to the Book Industry Charitable Foundation.

Rick welcomes a guest to Alexandria, and the surviving communities start to build and thrive, but we can rest assured that nothing remains stable for long when it comes to AMC’s zombie apocalypse soap opera, and a new and even worse threat is always right around the corner.

Glenn Rhee joins Threezero’s spot-on line of The Walking Dead action figures. The collectible stands 11.5″ tall and comes with four pairs of hands, a knife, a pistol and a rifle. The exclusive deluxe version comes with Hershel’s pocket watch and a walkie-talkie.

(Gore) Nukazooka’s first-person short film is set in The Walking Dead universe. A man is set up to be bitten by a zombie by his girlfriend’s father. He comes back hungry for blood and vengeance.

Batman’s archnemesis takes on Rick Grimes’ #1 foe in the latest episode of BatintheSun’s Super Power Beat Down. You know it’s going to be a bloodbathg when Lucille is involved, and well, Joker can outcrazy Negan any day of the week. The fight starts at 4:47. Wait, no… at 9:19.

(PG-13: Language) Robot Chicken showed up at this year’s San Diego Comic-Con packing a trailer for their upcoming special episode, which roasts The Walking Dead, complete with a horny unicorn, a Terminus dance number, and of course, Chris Hardwick talking about it all.

(PG-13: Language/Gore) AMC dropped this extended trailer during SDCC, giving us a glimpse at the impending war against the Sanctuary, which will unite many and tear some apart (literally). The tease at the end could only mean one thing as far as we’re concerned.

Threezero presents one of The Walking Dead‘s most badass characters together with her pet walkers. The detailed sixth scale Michonne figure comes with a hood, a katana, a bag and two pairs of swappable hands. The walkers come with a pair of disembodied arms.

(Spoilers, Gore) Wisecrack digs into what we know about the background of The Walking Dead’s most evil on-screen villain to date, and how despite his psychosis, is somehow still an effective leader and a bit of a charmer.

What if the Winnebago on The Walking Dead were replaced with the EM-50 Urban Assault Vehicle from Stripes? We’re guessing surviving the zombie apocalypse would be so much easier if your primary means of transportation were fully-armored and fired rockets.

2016 has been one cruel year, but it also gave us Dave Chappelle back on primetime. On his Saturday Night Live stint, the comedian parodied Negan’s infamous scene from The Walking Dead with the help of some old friends. Mirror here.

Netflix presents a rather silly fan theory in which it turns out that Walter White’s Blue Sky meth was actually the cause of the zombie apocalypse that kicked off The Walking Dead. Sure, it’s quite a stretch, but it’s still pretty amusing.

The Walking Dead’s Steven Yeun may not have been the best with human foes, but he certainly knew how to take on walkers. Here, he provides a few pointers for how to survive a horde of zombies, should they ever drop by your cubicle.

The Walking Dead is back for its 7th season, and some major sh*t’s about to go down. If you want a quick refresher on what’s led up to this point, John Cleese offers a CliffsNotes version of the first six seasons. From here on out, we will refer to Michonne as “Slicey McGee.”