The Walking Dead, Vol. 19: March to War by Robert Kirkman
My rating: 4 of 5 stars
No question about it, I love The Walking Dead, not the zombies; they represent the problem humanity has to deal with. The books and show are about how differently we respond to the threat. This was made clear during the pandemic. Back then, Robert Kirkman understood how people could change with a huge problem.
In this issue, all the problems Negan and the saviors have brought bring all the groups together to fight for their independence.
This was written before the show, so it is interesting to see the original intent. I have to admit that the show is better. I never say that about the difference between books and shows. But in this case, the story grew up into the show.
I don’t like war and shooting. But in this case, it is necessary for most people to live peaceably in the future. Ugh! I even hate saying that. But it is true.
The story varied but was nearly the same as the show. Some characters are subbed in for others. But the storyline stayed the same.
Please check out the Kindle version of these comics. You can enlarge the pictures or font to see it all the better than the paper product.
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