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In a world ruled by the dead, the survivors are forced to finally start living. Series: The Walking Dead (Book 1) Paperback: 144 pages Publisher: Image Comics; 32871st edition (February 19, 2013) Language: English ISBN-10: ISBN-13: 9725 Product Dimensions: 6.4 x 0.8 x 10.1 inches. The Walking Dead Volume 20: All Out War Part 1 Description The biggest storyline in Walking Dead history starts here! It's Rick versus Negan with a little help from everyone else! Collects issues #115-120. The world we knew is gone. The world of commerce and frivolous necessity has been replaced by a world of survival and responsibility.
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Rick leads the Commonwealth's Governor, Pamela Milton, on a tour of the various communities Alexandria is aligned with. Naturally.. terrible things begin to happen very quickly. Collects THE WALKING DEAD #181-186.
Published March 12th 2019 by Image Comics
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The shitshow that is The Walking Dead staggers on for yet another volume in the aptly named, Volume 31: The Rotten Core. Who knew that the Commonwealth, an authoritarian group obsessed with hierarchy enforced through an overbearing police presence, would turn out to be gasp kinda evil oh right everyone duurrr?!
Rick is taking Commonwealth Governor Pamela Milton on a tour of their territories (Hilltop, The Kingdom, etc.) except it’s not interesting for the audience who’s already familiar with the..more
Apr 12, 2019Matthew rated it really liked itRick is taking Commonwealth Governor Pamela Milton on a tour of their territories (Hilltop, The Kingdom, etc.) except it’s not interesting for the audience who’s already familiar with the..more
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Seems like no matter what, when Rick Grimes gets involved, things fall apart!
The post-apocalyptic adventures of The Walking Dead continue with the newest community, (view spoiler)[The Commonwealth (hide spoiler)], that Rick and crew have come across. While seemingly an ideal new society, there is something slightly rotten festering below the surface . . .
One of my favorite parts of post-apocalyptic fiction is seeing how the people handle each other and the rebuilding process. But, is The Walking..more
Mar 28, 2019Melki rated it really liked itThe post-apocalyptic adventures of The Walking Dead continue with the newest community, (view spoiler)[The Commonwealth (hide spoiler)], that Rick and crew have come across. While seemingly an ideal new society, there is something slightly rotten festering below the surface . . .
One of my favorite parts of post-apocalyptic fiction is seeing how the people handle each other and the rebuilding process. But, is The Walking..more
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Though there's not much zombie action in this volume, there's human drama galore. Maybe it's my current interest in income inequality, but this one really grabbed me. You see, the Commonwealth's Governor believes in a rigid class structure with everyone occupying a station . . . the same one they had before this whole walking dead thing started. As Michonne accidentally blurts out while dining in a restaurant (that's right - I said restaurant!) - 'Can you imagine surviving the apocalypse and the..more
Mar 25, 2019Chad rated it liked it
Kirkman still knows how to deliver a shock. He lulled me with this whole volume about how the Commonwealth is the absolute worst of our current consumer culture and how it's a police state, blah blah blah. Haven't we been here before? Then bam a sucker punch out of nowhere. Even when you start to think, 'Eh, maybe it's time Kirkman ended this.', he can still manage to knock you to your knees.
Dec 09, 2018Paul E. Morph rated it it was amazing
Holy crap. Great volume. What an ending!
Dec 19, 2018Ben Brown rated it really liked it Shelves: comics, the-walking-dead, comics-image, comics-robert-kirkman
Another volume, another great collection of”The Walking Dead” issues. Really, at this point, it’s starting to feel a little redundant, constantly singing this series’ praises…but then again, that’s something that shouldn’t be under appreciated: the fact that we’re 186 issues and 15 FREAKING YEARS into this series, and Robert Kirkman is still somehow finding ways to keep the story fresh and interesting…well, that’s just insanely impressive. Maybe they should hire Kirkman to write the scripts for..more
Apr 07, 2019Lisa Wolf rated it really liked it Shelves: graphic-novels, sequels-and-series, zombies-and-other-gross-things
A good installment in the series, but to be honest, trying to keep track of who's alive on TV and not in the comics -- and vice versa -- makes my head spin.
Mar 09, 2019Dave rated it liked it
Touring the commonwealth. Showing the Commonwealth Alexandria and its allies. Like the Governor's town, the Commonwealth is too peaceful. There's something sinister behind the smiles. But, there's Mr.T and the A-Team so it can't be all bad. Unlike the tv series though, Heath is still alive. A transitional story moving the story arc forward.
Apr 23, 2019Angie rated it it was amazing
Out of the last few issues I thought this one was much better, so it gets 5 stars. I don't know how much more steam the Walking Dead has though. It's starting to become like the Fables comic book series which ended after dragging out a few issues. There was a character death in this comic that surprised me so that is another reason for the 5 stars. Rick is the best thing in this volume and I wish he was still on the show too. I am interested in what will happen with this new town so I will read..more
Absolutely nothing in this volume! This series have been going nowhere for a long time. After a while off I give the two last volume a shot to see what happen.. I was disappointed. Going to take another time out, there isn't any other out yet anyway, but a big deception for me!
Aug 28, 2019Crystal Starr Light rated it liked it Shelves: idiot-protagonist, hello-my-name-is-mary-sue, image, horror, graphic-novel, plot-what-plot
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The further I read in the series, the closer I get to the final volume, the more I see how Kirkman and co have totally run out of steam. This is a regurgitated plotline from an earlier volume, without our favorite characters. This is just Kirkman and co tying the final bow on the last dangling thread - who was Eugene talking to and what is beyond their little society? I wonder if the team even really cared what was happening at this point - this seems like the work of someone bored..more
The further I read in the series, the closer I get to the final volume, the more I see how Kirkman and co have totally run out of steam. This is a regurgitated plotline from an earlier volume, without our favorite characters. This is just Kirkman and co tying the final bow on the last dangling thread - who was Eugene talking to and what is beyond their little society? I wonder if the team even really cared what was happening at this point - this seems like the work of someone bored..more
Aug 16, 2019Quentin Wallace rated it really liked it
So this is the penultimate volume. I still feel like the ending to this series came out of nowhere, so I'm very curious to see how this wraps up.
As far as this volume goes, this is more a political statement than a horror story, although in way it's both. There's also the death of a major character that I hated to see go, especially considering the way it happened.
So the first truly major civilization established post zombies ends up being a world that brings back the worst of the way things wer..more
As far as this volume goes, this is more a political statement than a horror story, although in way it's both. There's also the death of a major character that I hated to see go, especially considering the way it happened.
So the first truly major civilization established post zombies ends up being a world that brings back the worst of the way things wer..more
Dec 27, 2018Cassie-la rated it really liked it
How tired are you of the never-ending formula that is The Walking Dead (read: Rick and company encounter a new community, community is not what it seems, our heroes are forced to take down said community, everything returns to normal until they meet another new community, lather, rinse, repeat). On the one hand, I find it tedious and predictable. On the other, Kirkman keeps creating new and intriguing communities to explore, so I can only be slightly annoyed. This latest trade is no exception to..more
Jan 21, 2019Anthony rated it liked it
I can only really remember the last issue, which did have a good ending. I think the rest of the arc was fine?
Apr 02, 2019Robert rated it liked it
Is Kirkman going for modern political commentary? I sure hope not. The story doesn't move much - again. And the direction if not the details is predictable - again. And the only twists or surprises that come any more on the big splash pages seem to be Human or Human violence. But I'll keep reading.
The series enters an awkward adolescence as we go from just killing zombies or other people to talking about politics, social movements, and even public transit. Hell, there is a short sequence of courtroom drama! There are also a million characters on hand as Rick takes the new Big Bad on a grand tour of all the existing city states in his domain. It's not a great volume, but I think the pivot is necessary at this point in the narrative.
Apr 18, 2019Nancy rated it really liked it
In the last volume we are introduced to the Commonwealth, a large settlement in Ohio that has rigid class structures but has managed to thrive. I thought it established a promising arc that could turn the series in a new direction, for now years out from the outbreak, how does civilization rebuild? Last issue and this issue had less zombie attacks, for I would think that now that people know how to prevent more zombies from reanimating, there would be less and less zombies to dispatch as the yea..more
Mar 13, 2019Chris Lemmerman rated it really liked it
I feel like the Commonwealth are the worst villains of the series so far. They're not evil or murdering people, or zombie worshipers. They're just as close to the horrible human civilization that we live in now as you can get, and it makes my blood boil just reading about them.
I cannot wait to see this entire place get burned to the ground.
I cannot wait to see this entire place get burned to the ground.
It's the comic that doesn't end..yes, it goes on and on my friend..;)
The zombies are once again just a bit of an afterthought in this one, and the focus is much more on interpersonal conflicts within the survivors. I'm wondering if pushing the walkers to the backburner isn't an intentional thing, as zombies have definitely passed their trendiness expiration date?
The zombies are once again just a bit of an afterthought in this one, and the focus is much more on interpersonal conflicts within the survivors. I'm wondering if pushing the walkers to the backburner isn't an intentional thing, as zombies have definitely passed their trendiness expiration date?
Mar 23, 2019Melissa rated it really liked it
Another volume in the continuing saga...
Recovering from one crazy “other” group, just to meet a new one, crazy in a totally different way..🙄
You would think I’d get tired of the us vs them in every permutation Kirkman can think up, but I still find myself reading these from cover to cover to find out what happens next.
Recovering from one crazy “other” group, just to meet a new one, crazy in a totally different way..🙄
You would think I’d get tired of the us vs them in every permutation Kirkman can think up, but I still find myself reading these from cover to cover to find out what happens next.
This volume picks up exactly where the last left off, and to the most part it is very much following the same thread.
That may sound like a bad thing, but actually I appreciate Kirkman taking his time to slowly build towards something, instead of the usually brutal sudden violence approach that he usually takes.
And the conflict, it seems, will be coming from a much more ambiguous place. The moral grays are much more apparent now, as Rick enters a community that is essentially a military state,..more
That may sound like a bad thing, but actually I appreciate Kirkman taking his time to slowly build towards something, instead of the usually brutal sudden violence approach that he usually takes.
And the conflict, it seems, will be coming from a much more ambiguous place. The moral grays are much more apparent now, as Rick enters a community that is essentially a military state,..more
Dec 08, 2018Bryan rated it liked it
-- read as single issues #181 - #186 --
I feel critical of this comic these days. And I honestly still don't know if it's because it actually deserves criticism or if I'm just getting a little burnt out on it. Part of me feels like my enjoyment of The Walking Dead as a whole would increase if I were to just trade wait; but I know I won't. I'm weak like that.
In any case, there are moments in this comic now where characters perform acts of such unthinking stupidity that for a moment I almost think..more
I feel critical of this comic these days. And I honestly still don't know if it's because it actually deserves criticism or if I'm just getting a little burnt out on it. Part of me feels like my enjoyment of The Walking Dead as a whole would increase if I were to just trade wait; but I know I won't. I'm weak like that.
In any case, there are moments in this comic now where characters perform acts of such unthinking stupidity that for a moment I almost think..more
Once again our protagonists are learning about another society that has come about, and once again there's a looming fear that they could go to war. This time it's a society where everything looks perfect at first (we saw it in the last issue). In this issue, we see that they even have restaurants! But gradually they see that it's a class-based society where control is maintained by armed police, and the people are ripe for a revolution.
The comics have the same issues as the tv series. So many..more
The comics have the same issues as the tv series. So many..more
May 09, 2019Tundextra rated it really liked it
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May 07, 2019Alondra rated it really liked it Shelves: dystopian, graphic-novels-comics, horror-chills-and-thrills, books-i-own
4 Stars
The more things change, the more they stay the same; the stakes are just much bigger.
Everything is a slight, a diss. As I've said from the beginning, it is not about Zombies versus man; it's about man versus man. Even at the end of all things, we will eat our young. We would rather destroy each other for some modicum of power, than just working though it and being happy.
The more things change, the more they stay the same; the stakes are just much bigger.
Everything is a slight, a diss. As I've said from the beginning, it is not about Zombies versus man; it's about man versus man. Even at the end of all things, we will eat our young. We would rather destroy each other for some modicum of power, than just working though it and being happy.
It is amazing how rock solid this comic book series is.
After so many issues, it still amazes me how Kirkman handles the characters and situations they have to deal with, while Adlard keeps being the best artist there is for this series (assisted by Cliff Rathburn and Stefano Gaudiano - he was a cool addition, artwise).
I've caught up with the TPB edition, looking forward to the next one.
After so many issues, it still amazes me how Kirkman handles the characters and situations they have to deal with, while Adlard keeps being the best artist there is for this series (assisted by Cliff Rathburn and Stefano Gaudiano - he was a cool addition, artwise).
I've caught up with the TPB edition, looking forward to the next one.
Jan 12, 2019Jakub Kvíz rated it really liked it
Kirkman just know how to finish a mediocre arc with a BANG! (pun intended) and make you want more.
Well, another one bites the dust and I will definately miss this charatcer but I guess that’s what TWD is about..
Well, another one bites the dust and I will definately miss this charatcer but I guess that’s what TWD is about..
Jan 20, 2019Václav rated it liked it
Well as I said, with TWD there is a black cloud on every silver lining. And with Commonwealth Kirkman didn't let us wait long. The drama is boiling, there are first unknown and well-known casualties. To the quality - I feared a bit because of one guy here on GR wouldn't stop ranting since issue 18x, but I do not see the issue. Yes, TWD is starting to lose its breath, but it was huge run since AN (after Negan) started, so that was expected. I was wondering the shortening of breath didn't start ea..more
Dec 05, 2018Benjamin Barham rated it it was ok
This was a total bore. There were no new ideas. There was no forward movement for the story. At this point, it's just one more ring in the ever-expanding trunk of uninspired scenarios involving bad, different people in increasingly nicer environments.
(view spoiler)[Dwight dies (hide spoiler)]. Who cares? (view spoiler)[Rick's conflicted (hide spoiler)]. Who cares? Who cares about any of these characters anymore? This is a soap opera now, splashed with predictable carnage.
Sep 06, 2019Fox rated it liked it(view spoiler)[Dwight dies (hide spoiler)]. Who cares? (view spoiler)[Rick's conflicted (hide spoiler)]. Who cares? Who cares about any of these characters anymore? This is a soap opera now, splashed with predictable carnage.
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The penultimate volume.
The Walking Dead has always been a political book to a certain degree. Once you get the basics of survival down, after all, how are you going to govern or be governed? How do you decide who is a have and who is a have-not in a world where there is so little to have and survival is still a struggle. With death breathing down the back of your neck - how do you get people to live together in anything close to cohesion? These questions have been around since the first book, an..more
The Walking Dead has always been a political book to a certain degree. Once you get the basics of survival down, after all, how are you going to govern or be governed? How do you decide who is a have and who is a have-not in a world where there is so little to have and survival is still a struggle. With death breathing down the back of your neck - how do you get people to live together in anything close to cohesion? These questions have been around since the first book, an..more
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Robert Kirkman is an American comic book writer best known for his work on The Walking Dead, Invincible for Image Comics, as well as Ultimate X-Men and Marvel Zombies for Marvel Comics. He has also collaborated with Image Comics co-founder Todd McFarlane on the series Haunt. He is one of the five partners of Image Comics, and the only one of the five who was not one of the original co-founders of..more
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| Author: | Robert Kirkman |
| Original Title: | The Walking Dead, Vol. 7: The Calm Before |
| Book Format: | Paperback |
| Number Of Pages: | 136 pages |
| First Published in: | September 26th 2007 |
| Latest Edition: | November 22nd 2010 |
| ISBN Number: | 9781582408286 |
| Series: | The Walking Dead #7 |
| Language: | English |
| category: | sequential art, graphic novels, horror, sequential art, comics, fiction, horror, zombies, seduction |
| Formats: | epub(Android), audible mp3, audiobook and kindle. |
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