I think it hinges on the longevity of Shane's life. He was a total jerk, but some viewers agreed with his take on strategy. Most of the decisions other characters made in the comics were terrible and that made it pretty clear cut Rick should be in absolute command. The show has muddied the waters so to speak.
I think it hinges on the longevity of Shane's life. He was a total jerk, but some viewers agreed with his take on strategy. Most of the decisions other characters made in the comics were terrible and that made it pretty clear cut Rick should be in absolute command. The show has muddied the waters so to speak.
I can see that. I think they did the show a disservice keeping Shane alive like they did. It got in the way of the story to me.
I think they've been pretty clear that they aren't going to be slave to the comics....I think that is as true of the character development as it is of the story itself. In other words...the Rick we are watching on the T.V. show is not and should not be confused with the Rick from the comic.
Wow, are we a bunch of geeks or what?
Wow, are we a bunch of geeks or what?
Well, if it makes you feel any better....babies usually aren't born with teeth....and are pretty weak.
Maybe more of an "alien" presence for a while...
But a baseball bat to the ballooning abdomen would probably take care of it.....
Dave
Hmmmm, let's see....
Early episodes made it look like they were on the verge of a divorce. She admitted that it was more her fault than his.
She sleeps with her husband's childhood best friend and partner shortly after finding you that he is dead and the world is ending.
She teams up with her husband's childhood best friend along with her impressionable son, to the point that it appeared that they were living together in the same tent at the Atlanta camp.
She get's pregnant and no one is sure if it is her husband's or her husband's best friend's
She tries to abort and then changes her mind.
She manipulates her husband's best friend against her husband.
She won't have anything to do with the guy she was sleeping with who saved her life and her son's.
She tries to turn her husband against his childhood best friend by telling him that Shane is unstable and a threat to his leadership of the group.
Her husband winds up killing his childhood best friend and duty partner as a result of her actions.
Her son winds up killing his dad's best friend and his surrogate father after he converts.
She doesn't want her son to learn how to handle a firearm, even though the world has come down around their ears and that is a way to survive.
She doesn't want to go through the various cars that they come upon on the highway, even though everyone is hungry and thirsty, because "it is a graveyard"
She is in a hormonally unstable situation (pregnant) that is sometimes difficult to deal with even when the world isn't ending, let alone after being cramped up and hungry most of a winter. She probably was a whiney wife to begin with.
What's not to dislike????
Dave
...and then SHE cops and attitude and pulls away from him for killing Shane.
Now she wants to snuggle and "talk" because the baby is coming? Throw the biatch over the prison fence.
Did anybody else notice the guy's motorcycle had SS lightning bolts on the gas tank?? Whats the story behind that??
I noticed that first season. I think him and his brother are skinheads.
Since Michonne's story was mentioned a couple times, here is a short comic that came out at the end of last season. I don't know if it was part of the official comic line or not, but it's neat and explains her pets.
The links are the same thing in different places for convenience.
http://www.comicbookmovie.com/fansites/JoshWildingNewsAndReviews/news/?a=68401
http://www.flickr.com/photos/nerdcoreblog/6844718274/in/set-72157629241389518/
The links are the same thing in different places for convenience.
http://www.comicbookmovie.com/fansites/JoshWildingNewsAndReviews/news/?a=68401
http://www.flickr.com/photos/nerdcoreblog/6844718274/in/set-72157629241389518/
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