The Walking Dead #192

The Walking Dead #192 is a truly bold and exceptionally well-executed comic that will be long remembered as a critical turning point. Whether it will use this to catapult the series to even greater levels of storytelling grandeur remains to be seen, but for now, it is a reminder why this is one of the best comics you can buy right now. Read Full Review

The Walking Dead #192 is an issue I dreaded to read. I knew what was likely to come. I'll be on the couch now curled up in a ball working through some stuff. Read Full Review

Some are calling this a jumping off point but I beg to differ. This is a great time to pick it up and see where they go next. Based on what this issue lays out, this is a must-read for Walking Dead fans. Read Full Review

It's the end of an era, and the beginning of a brand new chapter in this continuing story of survival horror. Kirkman and co. have been patiently building up to this very moment, no matter the cost. Kudos for that. Read Full Review

The Walking Dead #192 goes a long way toward reinvigorating a once stale comic book series. Read Full Review

A truly tragic end to a beloved character pays off because of, not in spite of, its own anti-climax. Not every hero has their grand finale, especially not in "The Walking Dead." Read Full Review

It is a story well told and an earned conclusion for the moment. Read Full Review

Where Kirkman takes his iconic book now is wide open, Carl survives to carry on his father's legacy. The world of The Walking Dead is always full of peril and new threats can rise from any source, but as long as Carl Grimes carries his father's spirit with him, there is hope. Read Full Review

Storm Winterfyre

Apr 05, 2020

Writing-🌟🌟🌟🌟 Art-🌟🌟🌟🌟🌟 Story-🌟🌟🌟🌟

CaptnAmerca

Jun 06, 2019

Wow. For such a heavy issue it's almost too light. *Wham Bam Plop Flush Moving on...*

Briton

Jun 08, 2019

For such an important death, this had almost no impact on me, unlike others in the past.

Psycamorean

Jun 08, 2019

This was fine. Not as emotional as some might have expected. The problem here is that without Rick, I've barely got anyone left that I want to read about. So I'm going to give this series till issue 200 to hook me again.