It is the characters that drive this story. They are skillfully brought to life through the combination of great writing and talented artwork. Read Full Review

Art-wise... its The Walking Dead. I don’t like the art, I have never liked the art, and I will never like the art. I will not like it on a plane, I will not like it in a train, I will not like the art I say!! Some people find this art to be exactly what the series needs; I find it dull and repetitive. Regardless of my problems with the art, The Walking Dead continues to be a series that’s head and shoulders above the rest. With this new direction Kirkman has given rise the tension. I’m excited to see what happens next, and you can’t ask much more from a comic book. Read Full Review

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The slow burn to the next explosion has begun because we just know that the story won't end with Carl sitting in a rocking chair as an old man, safe inside the Arlington compound with grandkids running all over the place. The question is what kind of nastiness will happen that prevents that possible future. Just enjoy the ride. Read Full Review

The storytelling has some flaws in this issue, but the real culprit is the glacially slow pace. Kirkman still hasn't appreciably moved the conflict along since the end of "No Way Out." Carl is still comatose, the survivors are still rebuilding, and the ongoing story direction remains very much in question. The series can't continue on like this without providing readers some idea of what lies in store for our heroes. Read Full Review