Pick it up...things are getting weird... Read Full Review

The final scene is easily the most impact one in the entire issue. It's especially powerful as it comes right after Rick expresses his desire for a civilized society. The splash page is done beautifully, and it's instantly a classic Walking Dead moment. This is the first sign that Rick's ideal society is crumbling down, but it doesn't necessary mean what Maggie and others done is wrong though. Like I said, this is a very tricky issue, and I can't wait to find out Kirkman is going to do next. Read Full Review

The Walking Dead #141 by Robert Kirkman presents a major turning point, plus Negan being Negan again! Read Full Review

The Walking Dead seems to be hitting its stride with the plots that have been building for some time now. This issue brings Rick and Negan face to face, which has been waiting in the wings since the end of the war. The comic throws a nice twist at the end to bring the reader back for more next month. These kinds of issues are what make The Walking Dead such a great read issue after issue. The tension, drama and confrontation are all seat-of-the-pants kind of moments that Kirkman and Adlard excel at. This was a very good read. Read Full Review

This is a deep issue which,because it is so focused on Alexandria, almost makes you forget about Carl being alone with a bunch of weirdos and Maggie almost being assassinated. It does a perfect job of showing you Rick's perception of reality until dashing it all with the unexpectedfinal few pages. Rick is going to be very surprised on his next trip to the Hilltop and I can't wait to read what Kirkman and co. put together next! Read Full Review

Kind of a letdown of an issue. And the fact Negan stayed in jail makes no sense to me. I'd rather him cause chaos again for a bit.

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Ultimate Goblin - May 27, 2021

I suppose you weren't a prisoner or Negan himself

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