On this episode, the ESO crew kicks off the Countdown to Halloween with a look at the apocalyptic series from Robert Kirkman. From the comics to TV, novels, toys, and games, it seems everyone’s favorite undead series will never die. Mike, Mike, the award-winning author Bobby Nash, and special guests
ESO’s Countdown to Halloween Begins! Next week, the ESO crew kicks off the Halloween season with a look at The Walking Dead. From comics to TV, to novels, toys, and games, there seems no end in sight for everyone’s favorite undead series. Join ESO and some special guests as they
By: Kevin Melrose, Source: CBR.com Following the runaway success of “The Walking Dead,” AMC hopes to bring another Robert Kirkman creation to television. According to The Hollywood Reporter, the cable network is developing a drama based on “Thief of Thieves,” the new heist comic by Kirkman and artist Shawn Martinbrough
By Trent Moore, Source: Blastr.com No character is guaranteed tomorrow in a show like AMC’s The Walking Dead, but it seems at least one recurring guest star should be sticking around for most of season three. Can you guess who? TV Line is reporting that Lauren Cohan, who plays Hershel’s
Warning: This article contains spoilers about last night’s season finale of “The Walking Dead.” In the aftermath of the bloody Season 2 finale of “The Walking Dead,” AMC has announced the casting of “Treme” actress >Danai Gurira as Michonne, the sword-wielding heroine of the long-running horror comic. The news comes
Source: Skybound.com The master swordsman and tough-as-nails survivor from The Walking Dead comic series will be featured in the newest issue of Playboy, but not how you think! Not a centerfold, but a 6-page orgin story by Robert Kirkman and Charlie Adlard. Here’s the full press release: PLAYBOY EXCLUSIVELY REVEALS ORIGINS
by Clark Collis, Source: EW.com AMC has announced that British actor David Morrissey is to play the role of the The Governor in the third season of The Walking Dead. Morrissey is best known for his starring role in the original U.K. TV version of State of Play. His many
By Albert Ching, Source: Newsrama.com Tony Moore is suing Robert Kirkman over compensation from The Walking Dead, according to The Hollywood Reporter. The article states that Moore is claiming to be owed as much as half of the proceeds related to the series, which has been adapted as a popular
Remember all those rumors that The Walking Dead was going to use all freelance writers for its second season instead of a full-time writing staff? A source who would know says not to believe them. In an interview with Heat Vision, Walking Dead comic-book creator Robert Kirkman said that reports
