Kirkman's increase of the horror and the usual brilliant artwork of Charlie Adlard makes this an arc that will surely have a large impact on the future of every character we've grown to love. I even expect to see a major change in Rick unlike we've seen before. Read Full Review

The plot thickens. Pretty sure that not everyone is getting out of this alive, but it's going to be entertaining to watch it get sorted out over the next few months. You won't find a comic that better combines tension and human moments. Read Full Review

EDITOR'S NOTE: Justin Carmona also reviewed The Walking Dead #82. Read his thoughts, too. Read Full Review

This storyline might end up resetting everything we know in the book " but when hasn't that been an option? The zombies breaking into the compound puts everyone back to the place they were in when this all started. People will die, again, and survivors will be on the move some more. The cycle begins anew but this time everyone has previous experience, they have knowledge gained. It's the old becoming new but with the human variable different so that outcomes can be wildly altered. This is everyone's chance to do it better, if they can. Read Full Review

As usual this series comes down to one question: who will die? Obviously there is a lot more to this arc and this comic book but that's what is most likely on everyone's minds. In between the deaths, Kirkman keeps the reader guessing and he keeps the tension high. Just when you think you know a character he changes that character's make-up. All of this makes for a fantastic read. Take a chance if you haven't read this series yet. You may get hooked. Read Full Review

With another worthy chapter of the comic and the first TV series box set both in stores this week, it's a very good time to be a Walking Dead fan. As usual, our fun is inversely proportional to the fun experienced by the characters. Read Full Review