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The year of 2014 will soon be upon us, and with it we'll be one month closer to 'The Walking Dead' season 4's February return. 2013's midseason finale "Too Far Gone" left our prison group in a dire place to be sure, but with many new challenges ahead, might David Morrissey's Governor return to haunt Rick and his group once more, despite the villain's bloody predicament?

For all the many comic-to-TV comparisons of 'The Walking Dead' we make, one of the most notable changes is almost always glossed over. While the AMC series is always broadcast in glorious, vibrant technicolor, the Robert Kirkman comic books on which the series is based have always been a dreary black and white. AMC previously paid homage to the monochromatic art style by broadcasting the show's pi

Our hunger for fresh 'The Walking Dead' spoilers never truly goes away in between seasons. Instead, it mindlessly shambles around, attacking whatever scoop it finds, so who's ready for a feast? AMC has issued new descriptions of the upcoming run of episodes set to premiere in February, and suffice to say things aren't looking good for Woodbury, the prison or our favorite characters. Get the latest

The explosive 'Walking Dead' mid-season finale "Made to Suffer" still feels fresh in our minds, but there's no way we can wait until February for all-new episodes! Thankfully, AMC isn't quite as cruel as the Governor, and issued two sneak peeks of "The Suicide King" to tide us over for the long, bitter months that follow. Will Merle and Daryl be able to make it out of Woodbury

This Sunday's latest episode of 'The Walking Dead' "When the Dead Come Knocking" looks to be the most exciting of the season to date, now that the prison and Woodbury stories have finally overlapped.  We've been wondering how the villainous Governor and his pal Merle might try to extract information from their new captives, but will AMC use some of the darker scenes from the comic books?

With only two episodes left until 'The Walking Dead' takes a mid-season break until 2013, the AMC zombie-killer drama will begin to move at an even more breakneck speed, if that were possible.  Both Woodbury and the prison are about to collide in a major way, but whose loyalties will be tested?  Will Michonne see anything different about the increasingly unstable Rick?  Will Glenn or Maggie crack

With only two episodes remaining this year, the worlds of 'The Walking Dead' have officially begun to collide, setting us up for a tense showdown between Woodbury and the prison as we reach the midway point of the season. Following last night's "Hounded," a few members of Rick's group have been taken hostage at the idyllic Woodbury, while Rick himself encounters an unfamiliar face waitin

While AMC's 'The Walking Dead' has certainly never been light on casualties, recent episode "Killer Within" took quite a toll on Rick Grimes' group of survivors, seemingly shuffling off the mortal coils of Rick's wife Lori, fan-favorite T-Dog, and the scrappy Carol.  However, might there be a bit of hope on the horizon?  Of the three survivors believed to been killed in the episode, only

For all the gloom and doom of the recent 'Walking Dead' episodes, full of heartbreaking character deaths, isn't about time someone found a bit of happiness?  Even if that happiness might be soul-shatteringly awkward for fans of the comic book series?  Looks like we're about to find out, as a new clip from the next all-new 'The Walking Dead' episode "Hounded" confirms a long-hinted romanc

As if the point hadn't been hammered into our skulls a dozen or so times by now (in some cases literally), death might come for anyone on AMC's 'The Walking Dead.' This past Sunday saw two major unexpected deaths hanging a dark cloud over the series, but one idea yet to be explored has been the resurrection of dead characters via flashback, or even dream sequences. Given the traumatizing events of