JayWood2010 said:
sethnintendo said:
Was a pretty good first episode for season 3. Hershel was a given due to the comic. I highly doubt they will let him survive. I wonder if they are going to have that psycho prisoner that cuts up the girls in the comics and then tries to cut up Andrea (I believe). If they do then I assume they might kill off the youngest of Hershel's daughter. It has been awhile since I read the comic (I only got a few volumes which ended with Rick announcing they are the walking dead which happened earlier in the show then the comic). I know everything isn't totally related between the comic and the show but there are some obvious correlations. I actually liked that they killed Shane early in the comic because I didn't really give a shit about the tension of him sleeping with his wife.
What I want to know is where the hell is Tyreese from the comic? T Dogg is not as bad ass but I am trying to find a Tyreese. I think it was a mistake for them not to include this character from the comic. Either they need to make T Dogg more of a bad ass or they should kill him off.
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If you are going to talk about the comics at least say spoiler alert. Thanks for ruining things for me. Anyways that would be to brutal to have someone die that way on the show so I call doubtful for her. Maybe trying but I dont see it happening.
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Well it could be a spoiler or it couldn't. I probably should have done something with that post but the way they handled Shane in the show over the comics makes me suspect on a few things. Sure he eventually died in the show but he lasted way longer than he did in the comic. He died pretty damn quick in the comic with Rick's son shooting him when they had a standoff. In the comics he even goes back to the original camp site after reaching the prison to dig up Shane and shoot him in the head. His son shot and killed him but not in the head. This is after Rick realized that even if you weren't bitten that if you died then you came back a zombie. So he made a trip by himself to put Shane out of his buried misery.
