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With Rick dead, the Walking Dead comic book series’ list of surviving main characters recognizable to viewers of the television series continues to dwindle: Carl, Michonne and Maggie remain three of the most famous faces still in the rotation. It’s hard to imagine a more dramatic beginning and ending to an arc.
The next edition of the massive hardcover Walking Dead compendium series, easily one of the most popular vessels for Walking Dead comic book readers, is set to begin right after the Whisperer War’s infamous beheadings and conclude on issue #192, with Rick’s death. If Rick’s seismic, status quo-shattering death was casually dropped in the 192nd issue, what could Kirkman and Adlard have up their sleeves for the 200th issue? From another standpoint, the timing makes more sense. Rick’s death comes just eight issues shy of The Walking Dead #200, a highly anticipated milestone for the series famously, The Walking Dead #100 featured the introduction of Negan and the death of Glenn Rhee. He shoots his own undead father in the head, putting a clear end to the Rick Grimes era once and for all. In the morning, his son Carl - who is very much still alive in the comics, despite Chandler Riggs’ unexpectedly early exit in season seven - discovers Rick’s zombified body. The issue begins exactly where it last ended, with Sebastian quickly sealing the deal and killing Rick. In the first pages of Walking Dead #192, however, Kirkman and Adlard dash those hopes with the help of three additional bullets. How about a medically induced coma, or another time jump? Both options had been implemented in Walking Dead lore already why not once more?
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As a result, readers were left with a full month to both fear the worst, and speculate about ways for Rick to survive his latest brush with death. The issue ends with Rick alive, but gravely injured. At the very end of the issue, Sebastian breaks into Rick’s home in the middle of the night, angrily chastises the Alexandria Safe-Zone’s leader, and shoots him once in the chest. Not everyone is pleased with the peaceful resolution, including a teenager named Sebastian, son of disgraced governor Pamela Milton. In the previous issue of the series, Rick averts a massive civil war within the Commonwealth, by far the biggest community seen in the apocalypse thus far. Rick’s fate comes as a shock, even as it resolves a monthlong cliffhanger.
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" We have a lot of thrilling story left to tell on TWD, and then this end will be a beginning of more Walking Dead" Gimple said ( via Digitalspy), "This will be a grand finale that will lead to new premieres." Since a Rick Grimes-centered The Walking Dead project is on the cards, an Andrew Lincoln cameo in season 11's final chapter to set up a future movie trilogy isn't that far-fetched a prediction.'Walking Dead' Expansion Plans Revealed: Andrew Lincoln to Lead 3 AMC Movies Chief content officer for The Walking Dead, Scott Gimple, did shed some light on the overall direction of the franchise which reveals a few things about season 11 part 3. Story details are scarce, but 11B left the TWD universe in a precarious situation – Hilltop, Alexandria, The Commonwealth no community in the undead apocalypse is safe. Related: The Walking Dead Only Has Two Characters Left From Season 1 If they intend to stick to that plan, an October release looks even more likely. AMC confirmed in 2020 that season 11's three chapters would release over the course of two years.
If it follows AMC's usual Walking Dead release schedule (pandemic delays aside), it could air in October 2022.
Filming for season 11 part 3 wrapped in March, so it's likely still in production. 11C, the final chapter of both season 11 and the main The Walking Dead show, doesn't have a release date yet. The Walking Dead season 11 was split into three parts, and its final chapter is coming soon. 11A aired between October and August 2021, with the second part screened in February 2022 through to April the same year.
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