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Life in the prison starts to get interesting for Rick Grimes and the rest of our survivors. Relationships heat up, fizzle out, and change entirely almost overnight. By the end of this volume, relationships between key characters are radically changed, setting the stage for future events in TheWalking Dead. Reprint Edition
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Format:Paperback
The graphics and story lines of this grim, bleak, zombie-plagued world continue to be terrific. The first couple of Walking Dead's came across a little close to a film story-board treatment at times, but by books 3 and 4, there is more depth, more power. If you are browsing and wondering whether to buy, don't hesitate, buy them all...before it's too late.
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Walking dead continues to go from strength to strength. Stories vary slightly between the tv series and graphic novel, but I'm still hooked on both.
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This has to be the best volume yet. Kirkman is really coming into his own as he discovers the potential of his story without end. Because there are no cut-off pressures he can really slow things down and take his time in developing and growing his epic tale. There is an argument that goes on for twenty pages, a luxury you wouldn't have in a traditional format.
The living are definitely the focus of this episode as we see the perils of leadership and the fragility of human relationships. After surviving the horrors of the living dead it seems mankind is hell bent on his own destruction through all sorts of methods. Everything has a temporary feeling to it as you know the solutions the group come up with will come back and bite them later on.
The art has had a similar resurgence, barging its way to the fore. Without space constrains you can have more lingering shots, more full and double page spreads and even entirely black panels. There are some distinctive and effective silhouettes that help to convey the size and isolation of the surroundings. Nothing here but Thumbs Up!
The living are definitely the focus of this episode as we see the perils of leadership and the fragility of human relationships. After surviving the horrors of the living dead it seems mankind is hell bent on his own destruction through all sorts of methods. Everything has a temporary feeling to it as you know the solutions the group come up with will come back and bite them later on.
The art has had a similar resurgence, barging its way to the fore. Without space constrains you can have more lingering shots, more full and double page spreads and even entirely black panels. There are some distinctive and effective silhouettes that help to convey the size and isolation of the surroundings. Nothing here but Thumbs Up!
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Volume four in the series of trade paperbacks that collects issues of zombie horror comic the Walking Dead. Read more
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