10 Reasons Why The Walking Dead Comic Is Better Than The TV Show - Part 10
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10 Reasons Why The Walking Dead Comic Is Better Than The TV Show

I know what you're thinking - "Great, here's another pretentious comic-loving hipster whining about how AMC is soiling the name of his beloved Walking Dead. Kirkman already stated he views the TV show as a way to explore his existing story with different choices, so you have nothing to complain about. They're completely separate entities. Go back into your basement where you live with your Mom and cry about one of your favorite comic book properties becoming mainstream, wiping the tears away with fingers covered in Cheese-Doodle residue. We get it, you liked The Walking Dead before it was cool, but nobody cares you poor attention-seeking bastard."
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9) No Zombies?

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So I guess I’ll be a little positive after being such a downer, because season 3 took care of my next complaint, but I still have to raise it just because of historical reasons.

I mentioned before that The Walking Dead show felt like a drama taking place during the apocalypse, and that’s majorly because entire episodes would go by with only one or two walkers seen in the background. Again, not to harp on a single season, but how can we NOT look to the farm for this. Am I correct in saying there were one or two episodes where we didn’t see a SINGLE zombie? I tend not to vividly remember because, well, there wasn’t much worth remembering in season 2, but one aspect I couldn’t understand was the lack of “walkers” in a show called The Walking Dead.

Season 1 did a decent job of peppering in the undead, even though we lost time when our survivors took refuge in the CDC – but that was understandable. What wasn’t understandable was how we survived most of season 2, from stumbling upon the farm all the way to the finale where there finally was an attack, with minimal zombie action. Otis and Shane’s wild ride was one episode, and Shane and Rick’s tussle was another – but what else?


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Matt Donato
A drinking critic with a movie problem. Foodie. Meatballer. Horror Enthusiast.