Posted 3/4/13 9:55 am EST by Splash Page Team in Image Comics, Review, TV
by Kat Rosenfield
Forget about the high walls of Woodbury and the stifling environs of the prison; this week, "The Walking Dead" took a field trip to the ruins of Rick's hometown, as the erstwhile sheriff returned to his stomping grounds in search of supplies — and had a surprise encounter with a familiar face we've been hoping to see again since season one.
SPOILERS AHEAD.
Posted 2/21/13 10:14 am EST by Josh Wigler in Image Comics, Photos, TV
"The Walking Dead" ain't a Judas, as it'll prove to you in Sunday's new episode titled, appropriately enough, "I Ain't a Judas." But you could forgive the survivors living in the prison for casting suspicious glances at new inmates Michonne and Merle Dixon. Though the sword-swinging zombie-killer is nowhere to be found in these four new photos from the coming "Walking Dead" episode, Merle is all over the place, assault rifle in hand, safely behind the prison walls. Either he's officially part of the team, or he's taking matters into his own hands. Er, hand.
More photos below the break.
Posted 2/18/13 9:53 am EST by Splash Page Team in Image Comics, Review, TV
by Kat Rosenfield
It was all about shifting loyalties, tenuous sanity, and creative weaponization of a mom-mobile on this week's "The Walking Dead," as the prison survivors prepared for retaliation at the hands of the one-eyed Governor and the wandering Dixons explored the bounds of brotherly love. Here's your recap of last night's action.
SPOILERS AHEAD.
Posted 2/15/13 10:00 am EST by MTV News Team in Hot Stuff, Image Comics, Preview
We have an exclusive first-look at the 12th issue of "Thief of Thieves," the Robert Kirkman and Skybound comic book about Conrad Paulson, a master thief who steals from other thieves under the guise of Redmond. The issue, with story by Kirkman and James Asmus and art by Shawn Martinbrough and Felix Serrano, hits stands on February 20.
"James Asmus has delivered a great twelfth issue of Conrad Paulson’s story," Kirkman tells MTV of the issue. "Conrad’s already strained relationship with his son Augustus is put to the test as the two work together to rescue Emma from the Cartel."
If you haven't been reading "Thief of Thieves" and you're a "Walking Dead" fan, now's the time to start; it's on track to join Kirkman's zombie drama as a possible AMC TV show.
In addition the preview, we have first word on "Thief of Thieves: Experience," a partnership between Skybound and Internet Explorer that immerses you in a heist of your own.
See the "Thief of Thieves" preview and get more details on the "Experience" below!
Posted 2/15/13 9:39 am EST by Josh Wigler in Image Comics, News
Where is the "Spawn" movie? We've been hearing from Todd McFarlane for years and years now about a script in development, but so far, nothing concrete has emerged.
When MTV Geek caught up with McFarlane at Toy Fair, he provided an update on where things stand with the "Spawn" film franchise — including the fact that an Oscar-winning actor is on board with the project.
Posted 2/13/13 10:29 am EST by Josh Wigler in Image Comics, News
At Toy Fair, our friends at MTV Geek got the chance to grab a few minutes with Todd McFarlane, the legendary "Spawn" creator and one of the founders of Image Comics. McFarlane might be able to add "movie character" to his impressive list of credits, too, seeing as Image co-founder Rob Liefeld recently wrote a screenplay about the company's creation. In fact, Liefeld went as far as to suggest Christian Bale for the role of McFarlane.
As for the "Spawn" creator's take on the "iCons" script, McFarlane says he's happy to let Liefeld take a crack at telling the story of Image's birth.
Posted 2/13/13 9:49 am EST by Josh Wigler in Image Comics, Photos, TV
The Dixon brothers are on the road home in the next episode of "The Walking Dead," titled — well, "Home." Brand new photos from the upcoming hour have hit the web, showing siblings Daryl and Merle out on their own against the zombie apocalypse.
Posted 2/12/13 8:00 am EST by Josh Wigler in Image Comics, TV, Video
Two "Walking Dead" quickies this morning: up first is the news that last Sunday's midseason premiere shattered ratings records and ranked as the AMC zombie drama's all-time highest-viewed episode to date. Over 12 million viewers tuned in. We repeat: over twelve million. They weren't kidding about the outbreak spreading fast!
Meanwhile, if you're one of the few who missed out on your weekly dose of braaaains on Sunday, AMC has posted the full episode online for your convenience. Watch the episode below.
Posted 2/11/13 2:30 pm EST by Terri Schwartz in Image Comics, TV
Warning! Major "The Walking Dead" spoilers ahead if you haven't yet seen "The Suicide King."
'Walking Dead' Recap: Episode 3.11, 'I Ain't A Judas'
Posted 2/25/13 9:42 am EST by Splash Page Team in Commentary, Image Comics, Review, TV
by Kat Rosenfield
The show might be called "The Walking Dead," but those titular ambulatory corpses have officially become more a nuisance than a threat; these days, the true danger is lurking in fortified camps behind well-guarded walls, as Sheriff Rick and Governor Philip prepare to play some war games. And with a showdown imminent between the two groups of survivors, this week's episode was all about subtle shifts and sadistic strategy, as each leader pushed his pawns into place. Where do we stand after "I Ain't a Judas"? Read on.
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