The Walking Dead creator Robert Kirkman opens up about how his work was criticized by a well known comic artist.

Death is always in flux in comics, but that doesn't mean the moments people die still can't be absolutely terrifying to see.

The Walking Dead' comic book ending guarantees a very different finale when AMC's TV series eventually wraps. By Josh Wigler Contributor The Walking Dead #193, released Wednesday, takes place ...

The “Walking Dead” universe is, of course, based on Robert Kirkman’s comic book series. In the comic book, Rick’s left hand is chopped off early on, in issue 28, by the Governor after he ...

When a Richonne romance blossomed between Andrew Lincoln’s Rick Grimes and Danai Gurira’s Michonne on The Walking Dead television ... as constables; in the comics, it’s Douglas Monroe.) ...

With the upcoming release of Clementine: Book One, Walden steps into a new world: long-form licensed comics. She talks about taking on the fan-favorite character from Telltale’s Walking Dead ...

Norma Reedus' favorite episode of The Walking Dead is not only considered one of the show's best, but it was also a highly ...

The Walking Dead fans were stunned to realise the monsters for the series were not originally zombies, but a villain which ...

Here, we've rounded up all the Walking Dead characters whose comic book iterations are more enjoyable than the live-action versions. In some cases, the disparity is minimal, while in others ...

Here’s how it works. Warning! Lurking below are spoilers for Season 9 of The Walking Dead, as well as spoilers from the corresponding comic book arc. Note, of course, that the Whisperers ...

The Walking Dead was almost a completely different story, as creator Robert Kirkman was originally planning on introducing a ...