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RK keeps on putting out quality material March 19, 2010
J. Caughman (Edmond,OK USA)
Another excellent volume of TWD. If you are a fan of the series this volume will not disappoint. I'm continuously worried that they will not be able to keep coming up with new angles and twists to keep my attention but this volume delivered.
a great comic ! March 18, 2010
Bodilis
As a french, I'm used to the french/belgium graphic novel... I have to say this one blew my mind. The story is somehow very classic and complies to what we have seen already in various zombie movies. The characters and how they change through time is the strong point of the comic. the drawing is another good point. Well, I love it !
The Walking Dead Series March 17, 2010
V. Vargas (GA, USA)
Awesome new chapter, Very Graphic. Our favorite charactersa make a tough, cold and bloody decision after one of their own is brutally tortured and kill. How do you explain to a kid that killing is bad in a time where the dead roam the earth. Also canibalism, guilty preachers, the dead of a friend, finger shooting sniper and of course zombies.
I can't get enough of this series.
Building momentum... and terror, too March 11, 2010
Joe Sixpack -- Slipcue.com (...in Middle America)
The Walking Dead, v.11
Written by Robert Kirkman
Illustrated by Charlie Adlard & Cliff Rthburn
(Image Books, 2009)
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Robert Kirkman's zombie-apocalyptic mega-saga picks up steam and returns to pure horror in this chilling latest volume. Once again, it's not the zombies that are the main danger, but the humans, as the insanity from without gives way to the insanity from within. This is one of the best volumes so far, and some of Kirkman's best character work in any title he's written.
Recommended. But not for little kids. (Joe Sixpack, ReadThatAgain book reviews)
Good, but not great. March 9, 2010
J. McDonald
I enjoyed this volume more than the previous one, but I'm waiting for something to shake things up again.
**SPOILERS** I'll jump right into it. Ever since our group has left the prison, it's taken a drop in the intensity. I know that it may be hard to top what I believe to be one of the best story arcs in zombie story telling (that is when our group had found the prison and the events that took place during that time) but the last few volumes have felt dull since then. I would hardly say that they are bad, far from it, but what we need is a definite shake up. I get it, Rick is a good man battling the demons within and trying to live with himself because of the actions he's been forced to take to protect the group and his son. To make that the major focus of Vol. 10 and now in Vol. 11 the main focus was some boring cannibals there were barley fleshed (º) out and a lousy priest character? For some reason the cannibals weren¡¦t as shocking as they could have been, and I was left wanting more. All I can say about Father Chew is, I look forward to watching him get eaten. We need something bigger, scarier, and more menacing injected into the story line.
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