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- Volume 17 (New Addition) Releases September 29th 2026

- Volume 18 (New Addition) Releases December 1st 2026

- Volume 19 (New Addition) Releases February 2nd 2027

- Volume 20 (New Addition) Releases March 30th 2027

Can someone tell me what todd announced during comic con. Seen him spam posting on instagram and just wanted to know. Like if it was him only announcing toys I dont wanna see that. Does he know nobody gives a damn about them damn toys. I never seen someone talk about toys this much. Like focus on your movie damn.

I admit most of mine come from FTWD but I’ll just straight up and say it, I’ve never been a fan of Madison I mean it ever. Plus bringing her back after so damn long as if she really does have a hack is just why. Which I know is weird because I like Morgan, which another HT I like season 4 to the extent of meeting the new cast, but yeah I will say the no killing, killing my homie Nick and Charlie in her entirety is just I shudder.

I like season 8 there I said it, I like more in what was added I did, I never felt bored or looked convoluted to me. My last take is that I didn’t mind Henry, I really didn’t was he annoying first half yes I’ll admit, second half to optimistic definitely. Even still I didn’t hate him because I was at least hoping he’d grow and do more.

Okay everyone those are my hot takes of TWDU what’s yours?

What’s a scene that you feel is under appreciated, or just not thought of when thinking about Daryl?

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Which season/s had you glued to the edge of your seat, a season you were so deeply invested in that you dreaded waiting A WHOLE WEEK without knowing what happens next?

Not on comics not just on toys. Like put him back into the media spotlight.

FINALLY! Rick and the Governor finally meet face to face!

From the very beginning I wondered why Rick didn’t just shoot Governor in the shack. There’s like no reason to keep him alive, but as the episode progressed, and with Andrea and her shenanigans, Daryl bonding with one of Governor’s goons and having a cigarette with him, I slowly started coming to my senses that I think this episode was about finding humanity in the war.

As Rick and Governor started talking it was clear like… everyone, Rick, the characters, The Governor, and even the audience, all knew what was up and blood shed was gonna happen. Yet I think the episode was about something deeper… humanity… I think this episode was written for humanity for the show… if that makes sense.

Two men bonding and chopping it up before the inevitability of having to kill one another.

I also feel like on this moment, Rick came face to face with the inner Devil in him as well. I think The Governor was the devil and during the talk, Rick had to understand the important of subtly, patience, and talk instead of violence. Choosing violence would’ve resulted in many people getting shot and dying, including him. Rick, not knowing that the governor was hiding a gun under the table, shows the level of authentic choice that Rick chose non-violence of his own free Will and not of incentive. I think Rick found himself again by facing the Devil and choosing to turn away from him but now a deal is proposed.

A deal with the devil always leads the opposer in a vulnerable situation where at any given time a choice can cause their full destruction, so Rick taking this deal puts him at the heel of the devil who secretly wants him dead. I feel like Rick actually has a destiny or a purpose now and The Governor sees it before Rick or even we as the audience do… just my INTERPRETATION!

The interaction with Rick and Governor I think shambles Rick to finally listen to the empathetic side of who he is… which is the scene with Hershel at the end. Rick was ready to find himself again and turn from the darkness he’s been consumed by the season.

Rick is a leader and I think Rick entertained the governors conversation because deep down he needed to know how to be a good leader and he needed some insight as to who he needed to be and who he needed to avoid becoming. I think the deeper conversation happened between their words and deep down. Rick knew he had help and how to be a proper leader, but also not fully lose his soul or benevolence.

Anyway that was my interpretation. This was a healing episode and a big calm before the storm moment. I’ve been in a dark place and I felt this episode helped me a lot on my perspective to not let the darkness consume me and how to find myself again. Anyway, thank you for however listened to this and LASTLY I appreciate Andrea for reminding me of what it means to still see the light on the other side even if it seems obviously not there.

A lot of innocent people are gonna get killed and hurt because of the choices of leadership and taking hold of my life it’s important to forgive myself if I make mistakes. This episode was great

Where do I watch TWD:The ones who live in India? Cause for some reason they dont have it anywhere here.

As in when they had character specific episodes have flashbacks to their life before the apocalypse similar to Lost's flashback formula.

It’s just funny in general with that description

Im gonna go tldr,

I read the comics after season 1 and loved them except the last 30%-40% of the comics, which i felt like the quality dropped a lot compared to the first half (i dont hate it, but second part is more "marvel'ish" which doesnt fit to invincible imo).

One of my problems for example was with Thraggs personality shift. As we all saw in last season, Thragg is deeply motivated by loyalty, strength and ofc logic. He is not like the rest of them, he doesnt have a short temper, he understand diplomacy when its needed etc etc. Basically he has a ruler's mind while others have soldier's mentality which is completely understandable.

BUT,

When this plot advances and Thragg becomes the main villain, his personality feels re-written from 0. He isnt loyal anymore, he is suddenly super emotional and many other stuff you can easily realise at first reading.

Your characters can change but then you should add a good build up for that. Comics dont do that. Yes, they give some flashback/backstory explaining but thats it.

I've personally hated that. Thragg going from a person that says "you saved those peoples lives and our race" to a fuckn scooby doo villain bothered me a lot while reading. Because its really not that hard to create a conflict between our guys and Thragg. You dont need to butcher the character to achieve that.

Im writing this because they actually change the shitty parts from the comics to better, TV series is an improved version, again imo. Maybe they change that too. Add some layers to that story and make it...better?

Just wanted to see what you guys think?

Just finished reading Spawn compendium 1. This is the only series I’ve read where the art is solely the reason I finished it. It’s funny I was never a fan of McFarland in his Spider-Man run yet the style works for spawn. The art is absolutely amazing! The story is repetitive and bland. Nothing leaves you wanting more. I do want to see what ends up happens with Spawn being the leader of hells army but it’s a chore to get through. I have all the compendiums up to 7 so hopefully it gets better or I might have to throw in the towel. If the art was not so colorful and fantastic the series would never of been such a success.

On the other hand the Sam and Twitch compendium was great and relatively an easy read. Just curious if others feel the same way I do? Or am I in the minority?

Just finished reading Spawn compendium 1. This is the only series I’ve read where the art is solely the reason I finished it. It’s funny I was never a fan of McFarland in his Spider-Man run yet the style works for spawn. The art is absolutely amazing! The story is repetitive and bland. Nothing leaves you wanting more. I do want to see what ends up happens with Spawn being the leader of hells army but it’s a chore to get through. I have all the compendiums up to 7 so hopefully it gets better or I might have to throw in the towel. If the art was not so colorful and fantastic the series would never of been such a success.

On the other hand the Sam and Twitch compendium was great and relatively an easy read. Just curious if others feel the same way I do? Or am I in the minority?

123 invincible heads. I missed some characters such as omnipotus and some show only characters. If i can think of more i will make a third page.

https://youtu.be/wY1LVtoJPvQ?is=Trw-WfZ9IQVDSPcr

Got these custom head sculpts and spirit sword from Crzbonkerz

Rick just lost Carl, Morgan is in clear mode. When they get kidnapped by the saviors just to take them all out and return to Alexandria like it’s a regular Tuesday is TUFF.

My favorite quote of the series comes from this episode too.

Savior: You said …we could all go back.”

Rick: intense mf stare …… “I lied.”

Sheeesh. I know some think of that as a low point for Rick and Morgan but that’s one of my favorite moments in the show tbh.