While season three of AMC's monster hit The Walking Dead started silently, it ended with a literal bang, culminating with the death of a beloved character in both the TV and comic series on which it's based.
Fans of The Walking Dead can now show their zombie love when paying for their next coffee -- or comic book purchase.
Robert Kirkman's Image Comics imprint Skybound has partnered with Card.com for three prepaid Visa debit cards depicting the graphic novels' hero, Rick Grimes, and other popular characters from the long-running series.
“Having The Walking Dead art on these credit cards will be an exciting way for fans to incorporate the series' art into their daily lives," Kirkman said.
From early meetings with NBC to the quick green light at AMC, Gale Anne Hurd and executive producer David Alpert recalled the beginning of The Walking Dead TV series during a Saturday panel at the Produced By Conference in Los Angeles.
Rick is gearing up for war against Negan but not everyone in his inner circle appears ready for the conflict.
In an exclusive preview of Image/Skybound's The Walking Dead No. 110, the beleaguered leader fills Eugene in on his plan -- only the man who has been spending his time manufacturing ammunition isn't immediately on board for his hard work to potentially be used to take human life.
Following the show's bloody third season that claimed the lives of multiple series regulars, The Wire's Larry Gilliard Jr. has been tapped to join the ranks of the zombie drama, The Hollywood Reporter has learned.
While Rick and Michonne are mourning the loss of Andrea on AMC's The Walking Dead, Maggie continues to pay her respects to Glenn in Image/Skybound's latest entry.
In issue No. 109, due Wednesday, Maggie is introduced to a new friend as she makes the trip to Glenn's grave three times a day.
AMC's The Walking Dead is firming up its ranks for season four.
Just days after the zombie drama's bloody season finale, the show based on the comics created by Robert Kirkman has promoted three familiar faces to series regular.
Sunday's deadly season-three finale shattered the zombie drama's own ratings record yet again, scoring 12.4 million total viewers in its initial 9 p.m. broadcast and 8.1 million in the advertiser-coveted adults 18-49 demographic. The numbers represent series bests in total viewers and the demo.
[Warning: This story contains major spoilers from The Walking Dead's season three finale.]
AMC's The Walking Dead took a massive detour from the comics on which the series is based during Sunday's third season finale when one of the original stars was shockingly killed off.
[Warning: This story contains major spoilers from Sunday's season three finale of AMC's The Walking Dead, "Welcome to the Tombs."]
Viewers were warned that Sunday's third season finale of AMC's The Walking Dead would be bloody, but nobody could have prepared for the massive death toll that also claimed the life of one of the drama's original series regulars.
