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This article contains a couple of significant panels from the new issue of The Walking Dead #143, ahead of the one in two weeks, scheduled for San Diego

So, Negan. There was that cliffhanger from last issue. The character will be cast for the Walking Dead TV show. I just don't know how AMC are going to do

Aaron and Latour bring the gritty South to comics, filled with football, ribs, and renegade rednecks. The Walking Dead, by Robert Kirkman, Charlie Adlard, & Stefano Gaudiano (Image/Skybound) Things come to a dramatic climax between Rick's people and Negan, with the body count stacking up After Negan's been dealt with, Kirkman launches the reader two years into[...]

The Slipknot edited edition of Metal Hammer comes with a cover by The Walking Dead's Charlie Adlard. And Slipknot getting Deadified, Warhol-style, in the cover foldout. And look, he's on the inside as well! Keep wearing that hat, Charlie…   The Slipknot edited edition of Metal Hammer comes with a cover by The Walking Dead's Charlie Adlard. And Slipknot getting[...]

Just as the TV show has seen her coming to a new understanding of her own nature in that regard, a trip to the sea, one that obsesses your every waking moment, is a literal and figurative manner to wash away memories with the tide…. Walking Dead #139 by Robert Kirkman and Charlie Adlard is available[...]

By Jared Cornelius Welcome back to Typing on The Dead, Bleeding Cool's recap and dissection of the latest issue of The Walking Dead.   For almost a year

Very Adaptation… While Astronauts In Trouble from Larry Young and Charlie Adlard reprints and remasters the original series But a month later than planned we get Brian Wood (keep him away from Larry Young) Danijel Zezelf and Dave Stewart launching Starve, Jason Shaun Alexander launching Empty Zone, Brandon Graham and Marian Churchland on the 8House title, Arclight, and the[...]

By Jared Cornelius Welcome back to Typing on The Dead, Bleeding Cool's recap and dissection of the newest issue of The Walking Dead.  Last month’s issue

By Jared Cornelius Welcome back to Typing on The Dead, Bleeding Cool's recap and dissection of the latest Walking Dead issue.  With pacing problems

We've done this kind of thing before. But we're going to need spoiler warnings I think... Making a Valentine's Day card from yesterday's The Walking

And drawn by Charlie Adlard, who would also go on to do fun things too. AiT/Planet Lar would also publish some of the earliest comics work of Brian Wood, Matt Fraction, non-fiction work by Warren Ellis, and plenty more But Astronauts In Trouble was always in the publisher's own name. And now it has a new publisher, Image[...]

It started with a fairly wild dream to create a comic, though the artist had only recently started drawing, it developed through a chance meeting and some kind encouragement and advice from Charlie Adlard of The Walking Dead, it succeeded at Kickstarter, and now it has been picked up by IDW If you read between[...]

Woodward, Neal Adams, Mark Brooks, Gary Erskine, Gary Frank, David Gibbons, Stephanie Hans, Bob Layton, David Lloyd, Clay Mann, Taki Soma, Elias Chatzoudis, Bill Doran, Mark Farmer, Lee Garbett, Klaus Janson, Paul Levitz, Mike Norton, Tim Seeley, Bill Sienkiewicz, John Watson, Chrissie Zullo, Charlie Adlard, Mahmud Asrar, Lee Bermejo, Ian Churchill, Yaya Han, Jeremy Haun, Emanuela Lupacchino, Michael  Avon Oeming, Mike Ploog, John Romita Jr and Jamie Tyndall. I'll be there, definitely all day Saturday[...]

Jason Latour, Charlie Adlard and Sean Phillips. He talked about how he saw the guests as split into two groups, artists who work with one writer primarily and those who work with many Sean Phillips self-identified as being Ed Brubaker's artist and was asked for the benefits of this arrangement Sean talked about how he basically[...]

In San Diego Comic Con in 2011, the Walking Dead creative team Robert Kirkman and Charlie Adlard announced Passenger, a forty-eight page science-fiction graphic novella to be published in France and the USA from Image and Delcourt. It's been a while since today at the Image artists panel at Thought Bubble in Leeds, Charlie Adlard told[...]

One of them is Curse of the Wendigo by Mathieu Missoffe and Charlie Adlard We've got the first chapter here for you to read. #gallery-1 { margin: auto; } #gallery-1 .gallery-item { float: left; margin-top: 10px; text-align: center; width: 33%; } #gallery-1 img { border: 2px solid #cfcfcf; } #gallery-1 .gallery-caption { margin-left: 0; } /* see gallery_shortcode() in wp-includes/media.php */   Dynamite Entertainment, has made a bunch of new collections, graphic[...]

Once of the criticisms that The Walking Dead is that it tends to forget the zombies. Today's issue, #133,  proves that a) that most definitely isn't true

By Jared Cornelius Welcome back to Typing on The Dead, Bleeding Cool's Walking Dead recap column.  Last month was full of little moments and surprises

By Jared Cornelius Welcome back to Typing on the Dead, Bleeding Cool’s Walking Dead recap column.  In the aftermath of All Out War we witnessed some

Until he met Charlie Adlard at a convention in France Charlie didn't have much time to chat but he gave him his email Pierrick emailed him, without much hope… But a few weeks later, Charlie got back to him, and said he'd be in France in a couple of weeks and that he'd love to[...]

And they begin with the most recently completed Walking Dead story, All Out War. Similar formats from other publishers see the original art boards for the book reproduced as closely as possible, at full size on board pages, and bound with other matter that puts them in context. But since this book will collect the original  Charlie Adlard's[...]

By Jared Cornelius Welcome back to Typing on The Dead, Bleeding Cool’s Walking Dead recap.  This week as you may have heard is all about our warring

It has to be said that The Walking Dead, or late, has been pretty much all-action. The book has been criticised of late for too much talking, too much

Welcome to another week of Typing on The Dead, Bleeding Cool’s Walking Dead recap column.  This week All Out War come to the hilltop community as Rick's

It is most definitely all-out war in today's The Walking Dead. Wherever you look there is war. War, war, war. They should call it The Warring Dead.

By Jared Cornelius   Welcome to what I hope will be a new Walking Dead recap and analysis.  Just so no one can say I didn't warn you, MASSIVE SPOILER WARNING!  Don't read any further…ok they're gone so let's recap. The Walking Dead #122 By Robert Kirkman & Charlie Adlard We pick up in the wake of Negan's vicious assault on the Survivors camp. [...]

Well, yes, that is kinda incredible. A copy of The Walking Dead, slabbed in the worst condition possible, a 0.5 grading from CG, has sold on eBay for $754

It's interesting to see how the Walking Dead TV show and comic seems to intertwine, their separate continuities nevertheless bringing moments of

Some people really really want a copy of The Walking Dead #1 and the condition is immaterial. Checking the CGC census, there is only one copy at a 0.5

He's had an eye and part of his head blown away. He's lost his mother. He's begun to lose himself. Carl, child made to grow up before his time by the