Robert Kirkman

Cliff Rathburn

Tony Moore

Charles Adlard

Introducing the first eight volumes of this fan-favorite series collected into one massive 1088 page paperback collection! Collects The Walking Dead #1-48.

The Walking Dead Compendium One

Gitte Bruyninckx

james

reread this for the 947838329th time, still very good

sm better than the show (tho i do miss daryl … and carol’s character in the show is sm better imo) 

Amanda Rocha

I read the comics after watching the series and thought the show did a great job of staying faithful to the books while still introducing its own flair. Most of the story arcs are taken from the comics, but a lot of the characters are switched around. For example, in the show Rick is with Michonne, but in the books Rich is involved with Andrea! I can appreciate the small changes that makes the show its own, but I love when adaptations are faithful to the text--and The Walking Dead balances it in a great way!

Wren Hardwick

COMPENDIUM

com•pen•di•um (kəmˈpendēəm) noun.
noun: compendium; plural noun: compendia; plural noun: compendiums

a collection of concise but detailed information about a particular subject, especially in a book or other publication.

Compendium 01 of The Walking Dead includes: 
Collections of Issues: #01 - #48
Collections of Volume: #01 - #08

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It's a pretty great read. It could have been an amazing read if the women weren't portrayed as incapable idiots 75% of the time.

Adam

After the ambiguous ending to the TV show for The Walking Dead, I couldn't help but want to see what would happen next. Sure, the TV show is different from the comic, I get that, but still there's so many similarities that I immediately started reading through the comic to see what might happen.

The Compendium #1 covers the first 48 issues of the comic - up until after the prison arc. Everything happens so fast compared to the show, that it took some getting used to. This was the first comic I've read, but I can say it was addictive from the start. Even re-reading parts I'd watched in the show and determining the small differences between the comic was a lot of fun.

The Walking Dead Compendium One

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