During the Walking Dead panel at New York Comic Con over the weekend ... There were so many mosquitoes and bugs on our faces, and we just kept looking at each other, and there’d be a bug here, a bug here, a bug here. She’s a trooper.”

Back in the old days of The Walking Dead, character deaths had a real novelty to them. Similar to Game of Thrones during its peak, all bets were off — no character was too important to die except maybe Rick Grimes.

One thing’s for sure, we’re not in Ohio anymore,” Carol (Melissa McBride) says in “Le Paradis Pour Toi,” the fourth episode of The Walking Dead: Daryl Dixon — The Book of Carol. It feels like a timely Wizard of Oz reference,

If they weren’t Daryl and Carol and therefore indestructible, we’d be seriously stressed after watching Sunday’s The Walking Dead: Daryl Dixon. “L’Invisible” left both of our heroes at death’s door, and it sure didn’t look like death was gonna wait for them to knock before letting them in!

The Walking Dead Universe was back bloodier and hungrier than ever Friday night at New York Comic Con 2024, thanks to its spinoff shows The Walking Dead: Dead City and The Walking Dead: Daryl Dixon — The Book of Carol. It was a celebration of new ...

I’m having a tough time getting through Daryl Dixon: The Book Of Carol without laughing at all the stupid, absurd, goofy things they make our heroes do, and all the little ridiculous plot holes that the writers are too lazy to patch up. It’s too bad, because there are moments of an actually decent television show trying to get through.

After being freed by his jailer to help fight off the ravenous walkers, Daryl grabbed his morning star weapon and proceeded to bash in the skulls of all approaching zombies. While he was clearing them on one side,

What is going on here? I wasn’t remotely sold on The Walking Dead: Daryl Dixon Season 2 in its first couple of episodes, but Episode 3 was a real step in the right direction, and Episode 4, “Le Paradis Pour Toi”,