Walking Dead

The Walking Dead AMC television show is days away from its premiere on the appropriately spooky date of October 31, and by all appearances is a faithful take on its source material, the long-running zombie comic by writer Robert Kirkman and artist Charlie Adlard...

TV: AMC renews "The Walking Dead" for a second season months before its first episode airs this Halloween. Legal: The New York Times reveals the late Harvey Pekar's legacy is under dispute. Music: Neil Tennant of the Pet Shop Boys talks about his time as a British Marvel Comics editor...

The trailer for the AMC "Walking Dead" TV show, originally shown at Comic-Con, has been released! The 4.5 minute video begins roughly where the comic book series begins: with small-town police officer Rick Grimes getting wounded in a shootout, and waking up in the hospital...

As the zombie-loving hordes shuffled out of the first look at AMC's "Walking Dead" at San Diego's Comic-Con earlier today, ComicsAlliance was there to talk to the first fans to see footage from the upcoming zombie TV show based on the Image Comic...

TV: "The Walking Dead" AMC series -- whose pilot script got rave reviews -- has just been picked up for at least a six-episode run, and we are thrilled. Between this and the upcoming "Game of Thrones" series at HBO, the networks outside of ABC, NBC and CBS look like they're heading for a monopoly on our must-see TV...

When I was a kid, the apocalypse scared the crap out of me. Not in that long-term "I'd better be good" way like it's supposed to. I experienced genuine fear and horror at the possibility that the world would someday be thrust into Armageddon...

There have been high hopes for the AMC "Walking Dead" TV series ever since it was announced, and for good reason: It's a critically-acclaimed comic by a fan-favorite author, paired with the director of "The Shawshank Redemption" on the channel that makes "Mad Men...

MTV just posted an interview with "Walking Dead" creator Robert Kirkman about the zombie comic's development as an AMC TV show, and it's all still good news. Frank Darabont, director of "The Shawshank Redemption," is still on board, and Kirkman seems enthused at the level of respect AMC is bringing for the source material -- i...