
‘The Walking Dead: Daryl Dixon – The Book Of Carol’ Review: Better Together
The addition of Melissa McBride’s Carol elevates the second season of the series.
First launched in 2003, Robert Kirkman and Tony Moore’s The Walking Dead has become one of the biggest franchises in history. The Image Comics book ran for nearly 16 years, depicting what life is like in the zombie apocalypse. The twist? It’s not just what you see in a zombie movie… In shambles on forever. The comic was adapted into a slate of TV shows by AMC, including the mothership titular series. And TWD has gotten so big it’s launched its own conventions, museum exhibits, and even a cruise or two.
On Comic Book Club’s page, you can check out reviews of the comics. And in addition, podcast discussions of the many TV shows, and future of the franchise.
The addition of Melissa McBride’s Carol elevates the second season of the series.
Carol and Daryl are gonna fight for their right to party. Sorry, reunite.
The network is bringing Dead City, Daryl Dixon and a whole lot more to the annual New York Comic Con.
The Book of Carol has booked a slot in this year’s festival of television.
Eduardo Noriega, Óscar Jaenada, and Alexandra Masangkay have joined the cast of the Spanish set season.
We’ve got your full rundown of comic book TV shows coming this fall in our Fall 2024 Comic Book TV Preview, from The Penguin to Harley Quinn.
Daryl is heading to Spain in Season 3.
Plus, four new cast members have been revealed.
From The Walking Dead to Marvel Zombies and several other non-zombie shows, we’re breaking it all down.