walking dead
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Reading this are you sure you are not caught up on the comics.
100% positive. If that is indeed what happens, you didn't need to be the head cashier at McDonald's to figure it out. Negan made several references that he hates sexual abuse. He made it a point to say it to Rick when he made the joke about running a train on Carl, and he killed one of his own men when they tried to rape Holly, one of Rick's crew.
So as soon as he is dealt with, an antagonist comes along that is just fine and dandy with rape. You don't need to be the love child of Miss Cleo and Nostradamus to figure this one out.
The whole coma dream thing is completely implausible since the Fear the Walking Dead show exists, these two shows exist in the same universe.That's been a popular theory among the comics universe for a long time. That Rick waking from the coma is actually his conscience going into the coma, and all the people he's encountered are either parts of his own mind coming to life, people he's encountered, people he arrested, or victims he couldn't save.
I mean, what do you expect them to do to figure out what is going on? They went to the CDC, they didn't have a clue other than knowing that everyone is already infected. Now they are just outside of D.C., and it has fallen. As much time has passed since the outbreak, finding a cure or knowing what is going on is probably a lost cause. There's many things I fault the comics and the show on, this isn't one of them.
And as far as Rick bombing around from town to town, I just finished compendium 3 of the comics, so I am up to issue 144. Carl and a couple of guard dipshits are the problems there. Carl not being able to
directly lead to the confrontation with the Whisperers. All because he couldn't let go of his first piece of stankfinger.
The most likely end game behind this show is the reestablishment of civilization. This is how civilization came about. Nomadic societies and conflict when you run into another tribe that doesn't like you. Permanent settlements and conflict from people that are trying to get settled down. Continuous improvements of permanent settlement and conflict from people inside and outside your settlement who want what you have. Networking and working with other permanent settlements, and conflict. Creating an official union under of these permanent settlements, and conflict.
Yep I am interested to see how they deal with the Whisperers on TV. They are even more brutal than Negan or the Governor because they are borderline emotionless. Just about all they seem to care about is doing what it takes to survive another day.
Yeah the time between the war with the Saviors and the emergence of the Whisperers was pretty boring. It was all internal conflicts spearheaded by Greg. It will make for awful TV (even worse than what it is now) so I'm interested to see how they approach it when the time comes.
Oh ********. They are nothing more than any other major hurdle in the road. That's the point. The whole thing has become predictable. Whisperers. Mad Dog Mattis would wipe them out in one hour.
How does that shittastic show have anything to do with the dream theory being implausible in the comics universe?
I have a feeling Greg gets killed in the show quicker than he does in the comics.
They exist in the same universe. Unless Rick has multiple personalities in his coma, the coma dream isn't plausible. At least not in a world where there is logic.
So you are trying to tell me the Walking Dead show, which pretty damn clearly follows the source material pretty closely, sometimes even word for word, is entirely independent of the comic?
All I know is, after Rick and his and his pretentious son end Negan with the Whisperers. They are going to have to move this **** into a different direction or find another "crazy place"
Predictable
Predictable
No. I am trying to tell you they are different universes, even if somewhat parallel. Kirkman himself has even said as much.
So that Indian guy in the Fear of the Walking Dead is Kumar in White Castles?
I have no clue who you are talking about. I gave that show three episodes and had to wash my eyes out with bleach.
That's just retarded. Sadly it's really not that surprising given how stupid the TV show has become. Content essentially the same but a different universe.
So what's up. I usually go to Barnes & Noble to read the updates. Come'on man.
Some of the Saviors are still around causing a little bit of trouble. Whisperers attacked one of the settlements, Alexandria I believe. Torched it. So I reckon they'll have to be moving elsewhere unless they are going to rebuild. Saviors know Rick is going to defeat the Saviors so their plan is to pounce on Rick's empire after they are ravaged by the Whisperers war. It has gotten to be pretty dumb to be honest. Just glad I don't pay to read these comics. Kirkman is going to keep whoring himself out to this **** for the money though.
That's a good one. Read that last spring/summer. Got it finished before the show started.
I'd also recommend checking out Y: The Last Man. It's going to be turned into a TV show on FX within a year or two. Really good comic. Also enjoyed Locke & Key, that's also getting a TV show. Outcast is pretty good and has a show on Cinemax. I expect the show to diverge from the comic before long because the comics doesn't even have 50 issues yet. I really liked Alex and Ada. It's kinda like that Humans show on AMC.
He likes to drink Bailey's from a shoe and has a mangina.
Maybe Fear the Walking Dead takes place while the drug addict is tripping balls. He might have overdosed and is in a drug induced coma in the bed next to Rick. The zombie storylines are just some kind of experiment to control dreams of comatose patients. They keep their brains hooked up to machines while their bodies are used as batteries. That is how The Matrix gets started.
You probably never thought you could tie The Walking Dead/Fear the Walking Dead into The Matrix. Rick should be getting ready to take the red pill to get out of this **** show any minute now.
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I think the TV series is going to have to deviate from the comics to remain successful. The complaints people are stating here appear to be rather prevalent, as evidenced by significantly lower ratings. They need to adjust the general theme for TV and if that means completing changing from the comics, then so be it.
Having said that, I did enjoy this past episode. But having so many original characters on so many different story arcs and locations is hard to keep with now.
Having said that, I did enjoy this past episode. But having so many original characters on so many different story arcs and locations is hard to keep with now.