Face to face.
Charlie Adlard continues to perfect his vision of this constantly changing world. There are plenty of emotions on display in this issue, and Adlard portrays each one perfectly. Inker Stefano Gaudiano lends a great deal of his talents to making Adlard's pencils just as sharp as they need to be to evoke these troubled times. Read Full Review
This is a great issue with a lot of problems. We've seen how difficult it is for our main characters to rebuild a society, and there are threats both outside and inside. It's only a matter of time sh*t is going to hit the fan again, so enjoy it while we can. Read Full Review
Walking Dead can be very hit or miss. This is an issue that has a lot of things bubbling over that weren't necessarily built up that way in the issues leading up. In short, I didn't see this coming and that is what makes this series a great one. I recommend checking this out. Read Full Review
Good issue, pick it up for the collection! Read Full Review
The Walking Dead #135 is strong on multiple aspects, but is hurt by a few redundancies. Having a topic dragged out for long without resolution has made the new antagonists stale and forgettable. There is far too much tell, and not enough show. That being said, Kirkman and Adlard are moving towards something, albeit slowly. For all the time its taking, the payoff needs to be big in order to satisfy readers. Read Full Review
Good issue. We see some aftermath of the Carl/Sophia episode and we get to see what was hiding under the captured masked fake walker. And after reading the last page, it looks like walkers aren't the biggest thing to worry about anymore.
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