- by Daniel Pawlik
Pilla's Reading Corner: Robert Kirkman, Tony Moore, Charlie Adlard - "The Walking Dead"
- by Daniel Pawlik
"We can be happy... We can be valuable... We can find peace. We can still live." - Rick Grimes, "The Walking Dead"
Since he was "Invincible," it's hard not to reach for another work by this creator.
The series tells us about a world where zombies lurk around every corner; in fact, they pour out like a river from every nook, and a sufficiently large horde resembles the flow of a sluggish river.
In this world, people try to function in closed groups, organizing themselves as best they can. Daily danger and fear make it clear that zombies are not the greatest threat.
Based on the comic book, a TV series was created that attracted a huge audience. Many events from the comic and the series are independent, so even for a fan of the show, picking up the comic can be a great pleasure in rediscovering this world.
Now, let's see what other readers think about this series and what impressions they took away from the world of "The Walking Dead":
Great atmosphere and a lot of tension. The comic draws you in from the first pages and quickly shows that zombies are only part of the problem.
MichałRating: 10/10
A very good story and strong characters. Even knowing the series, the comic can truly surprise you.
Kamil
Rating: 9/10
Dark, brutal, and at times very emotional. Definitely worth reading, especially if you like post-apocalyptic stories.
Natalia
Rating: 9/10
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