the walking dead volume 24 life and death robert kirkman

While I receive free books from publishers and authors, I am under no obligation to write a positive review. I did not receive any type of compensation for reading and reviewing this book. What I really want to get my hands on are the Walking Dead books, starting with the The Walking Dead: Rise of the Governor, also written by Kirkman.disclaimer:This review is my honest opinion. It's human nature to want to survive, but at what cost?Robert Kirkman paints a dark and difficult new world here in a realistic and intriguing way. The zombies aren't the scariest part, the people are. I'm a fan of zombie stories because I feel like it's interesting to see what such a world can do to people, and how it can change them.

The illustrations are pretty neat, I like how they capture the grim reality of what is going on in this post apocalyptic world. Creator Robert Kirkman promises that we will know what happens to Rick in the end, there will be no wondering.I think the comics are a nice complimentary reading for fans of The Walking Dead series. Actor Andrew Lincoln is truly wonderful in this role and does an amazing job. Rick Grimes is one of my favorite characters, ever, and to see his character change over these four seasons has really been one of my favorite aspects of the story. So far, anyway because I have heard the two are different.However, I think the tv show and the actors truly bring these characters to life. There's a few characters in the comic that aren't in the tv series, but from what I see the show pretty much follows the comic. This first installment ends with Shane's death and if I remember correctly, that was how season 2 of the tv show ended.

So far, from reading this first comic, the show stays pretty close to it. I'm a big fan of the tv show, The Walking Dead, so I was curious to see how the comics are.

The walking dead volume 24 life and death robert kirkman