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Home / Walking Dead #132 (2003)

Walking Dead #132 (2003)

Walking Dead #132 (2003)

$5.00

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2003 Image Comics

Walking Dead #132 (2003) has been added to your cart.

VERY FINE/NEAR MINT

(W) Robert Kirkman
(A) Charlie Adlard & Various
(CA) Charlie Adlard,
Dave Stewart

Happiness.

Date Available: 10/01/2014

Reviews


"the dead are talking...." This cryptic message was delivered at the hilltop three issues ago. Things have evolved quite a bit over the two years since 'All Out War'. Why couldn't they evolve for zombies too? Well...they aren't talking. They're whispering, and that looks to be far worse in the long run. When you see lacing like you'd have on a pair of Chuck Taylors, you'll wish they were talking too. Our cast seems to have forgotten that there are bigger threats than zombies. It seems we're about to break two years of growth in a way that's both natural and horrific. There's some 'Crossed' level creepy going on here, but with much better writing and art. Even if you don't care you have to read the last six pages of this book.

Kevin Healy 7 out of 10 GRAHAMS

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