It's October...and that means it's the Walking Dead time!
Action figures for the 6th series of the Walking Dead TV line from McFarlane Toys include:
The Governor (with long coat), Carol Peletier, Abraham Ford, Hershel Greene, a Bungee Guts Zombie and Rick Grimes!
Action figures for the 7th series of the Walking Dead TV line from McFarlane Toys include:
Carl Grimes, Michonne, Gareth (with a slab of meat!), and a "Mud Walker" complete with a sign...that should have been a warning. Series 7 is not due until March of 2015!
Get them before they get you!
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Monday, October 20, 2014
Wednesday, October 8, 2014
Not Really The Walking Dead
Before Rick awoke from his coma in October, 2003 in Image's Walking Dead (and well before the AMC TV series), there was another Walking Dead comic book.
From September to December, 1989, Aircel Comics (a division of Malibu) published the original 4 issues of The Walking Dead by writer, penciler and cover artist, Jim Somerville (though cover #3 was done by Dale Keown).
Issue #1 was entitled "Genesis Of", #2 was "Presidential Address", #3 was "Corpse Under Glass" and the fourth and final regular issue was "Fin".
This was even followed up by the Walking Dead Zombie Special in 1990, because you can't keep a good zombie down!
But, Malibu was absorbed by Marvel Comics, and Image came out with its own, separate series by Robert Kirkman and Tony Moore....and the rest, they say is history!
From September to December, 1989, Aircel Comics (a division of Malibu) published the original 4 issues of The Walking Dead by writer, penciler and cover artist, Jim Somerville (though cover #3 was done by Dale Keown).
Issue #1 was entitled "Genesis Of", #2 was "Presidential Address", #3 was "Corpse Under Glass" and the fourth and final regular issue was "Fin".
This was even followed up by the Walking Dead Zombie Special in 1990, because you can't keep a good zombie down!
But, Malibu was absorbed by Marvel Comics, and Image came out with its own, separate series by Robert Kirkman and Tony Moore....and the rest, they say is history!
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