The Walking Dead gets a zombie-filled magazine this fall

Published by Titan Magazines and Image Comics' Skybound imprint, The Walking Dead: The Official Magazine launches as a quarterly publication beginning Oct. 23 on newsstands — the same month as the popular AMC TV show returns for its third season.

The 100-page magazine will offer content and news from both the TV show and the ongoing Image comic created by Robert Kirkman, including interviews; on-set features; conversations with cast members such as Andrew Lincoln and Sarah Wayne Callies; behind-the-scenes zombie articles; and more.

The Walking Dead: The Game - Episode 2: Starved for Help Review

The Walking Dead: The Game -- Episode 2: Starved for Help is a suspense thriller. The main focus is a huge curveball this time being about how people cope in this madness.

The second of five downloadable episodes, Starved for Help picks up three months after the zombie apocalypse broke out in the original episode of The Walking Dead: The Game.

We now get to see our choices play out a bit more now that we had in episode 1 you don't get a second chance to say something in this adventure game; dialogue pops up, and you have a limited amount of time to make a choice that will influence your friends and make new enemies.

This episode makes us go to a darker place in The Walking Dead no spoilers to what exactly but I gotta say it was amazing. I found myself breaking relationships with a survivor and making new relationships which really I never thought I would do but it really is spectacular. I truly believed that I was Lee Everret (leading character) I even put survival before Clementine at a certain point which I really struggled to do because I love the character so much which resulted in me losing some trust with her.

I really did feel depressed playing this episode not in a bad way I loved it I really felt the weight of my actions on my back and realizing how much of a darker character I had now become. So many times I was shocked at what I was seeing happen and this story really gets you involved like nothing I have ever seen before.

Telltale have outone themselves yet again and I really cannot wait for episode 3 now which may even result in me getting even darker as a character or can I redeem myself? only time can tell.

some technical hiccups remind you of over and over again. Lip syncing seems to be a bit more lax this time around, music will drop out mid track, and animations will freeze as scenes change. This is no reason though not to try this game as it is a masterpiece but they pull you out of an otherwise engrossing experience.

The Walking Dead: The Game -- Episode 2: Starved for Help wasn't what I was expecting. Rather than focus on more walkers and more headshots, the game turns everything around and made me focus on the possible threat of other survivors. It made me realize I cannot be the good guy all the time and hope to survive it's definitely a different experience than the first episode and that is what I want.

Episode 2 gets a solid 9/10 only thing bringing this game down is the technical issues but really this is something special and I advise you to try it now.

The Walking Dead Game Episode 2 Set For June

The second episode of The Walking Dead game will hit online stores late June no fixed date yet, as you may know if you read my review for episode 1 I loved it and can not wait to play and review this episode. The first episode got huge praise for being a brilliant adventure and worthy to be part of The Walking Dead

Below is a video for the accolades achieved for episode 1 and if you have not played episode 1 what are you waiting for?

Hyundai Developing Zombie-Killing Car

Car website Auto Blog revealed Robert Kirkman's latest creation: a custom Hyundai Elantra Coupe modified for zombie slaying. Set to debut around The Walking Dead's 100th issue at San Diego Comic-Con, a real, physical car was turned into the "Zombie Survival Machine" by Design Craft, modeled after a sketch done by Kirkman. It also features a vinyl wrap of The Walking Dead #100 cover.










And here's a video of Kirkman talking about it

AMC Announces The Walking Dead Season 3 Preview Weekend July 7 & 8



Rick with what seems to be a silencer on his pistol.

AMC announced The Walking Dead Season 3 Preview Weekend on Sat., Jul. 7 and Sun., Jul. 8 beginning at 11:30AM/10:30c each day. Airing just one week before Comic-Con, the two-day programming event will feature a marathon of all 19 episodes from the series' critically acclaimed first two seasons, culminating with a Talking Dead live primetime special on Sun., Jul. 8 at 9/8c

Throughout The Walking Dead Marathon, Hardwick will introduce each episode from the set of season three in Atlanta, giving viewers a glimpse of the new sets. Along with several cast members and producers, he will set up the storyline from each episode, and discuss the classic moments and unique characters featured. In addition, every episode with be wrapped with exclusive character and scene-specific content from the first two seasons, including behind-the-scenes footage and sit-down interviews with the cast.



Merle Images Online!

http://www.comicbookmovie.com/fansites/nailbiter111/news/?a=61338

http://screencrush.com/walking-dead-season-3-merle/

Links are above and all thanks goes to the owners of the links. These new pictures show Merle and confirm him to be a part of the woodbury group and also images of Michonne and Andrea may confirm they end up going to Woodbury first most likely by accident which may lead to the conflict. We also see Merle has replaced his lost hand with a hook or a blade so exiting stuff so far!

First Governor Picture For Season 3

We got the first picture of the Governor he looks nothing like he his comic counterpart but that is good, this show is their interpretation of the character so it is good to see that difference in the character. But he does look like an asshole which is great!

The Walking Dead #98 Review (contains major spoilers)

As The Walking Dead inches closer to issue #100, there's a definite sense that something horrific is brewing. Last time the series reached a big milestone issue, half the cast were slaughtered in a battle with the Governor's forces. The situation in Something to Fear isn't that different at the moment. The current cast face imminent war with another pocket of hostile survivors, and that war comes one step closer to reality in issue #98.

The issue starts out quietly enough, with a fun little exchange between Abraham and Eugene about Rosita but it isn't long before events start. This issue contains the first truly shocking moment the series has seen since Carl was shot in the head last year. We see Abraham take an arrow through the head while still being able to finish off his final words before he dies, a real big loss Abraham was a great character.

We then see these new enemies for the Alexandria safe-zone are a real threat maybe even bigger than The Governor only time can tell what will happen. In any case, the issue never lets up once this event happens. This is easily one of the more exciting installments of Walking Dead in a long time as we see huge events which will change The Walking Dead forever.

Charlie Adlard's did a really good job this issue with the artwork it seemed a  bit more refined and detailed than it has been in recent issues.

Issue #98 succeeds mainly in how well it blends the various Walking Dead elements. Though unusually action-heavy, there are a few character-centric scenes to balance things out. And it certainly succeeds in building tension and paving the way for what should be an eventful issue #100.

9/10 fantastic issue!