The Walking Dead's "Bicycle Girl" Zombie
Summary SCREENRANT VIDEO OF THE DAY SCROLL TO CONTINUE WITH CONTENT According to The Walking Dead creator Robert Kirkman, the comic's zombies are rotting away at a slower rate than normal decomposing human flesh – though he declined to give a concrete answer as to why, instead tying it back to the mysterious origin of the zombie outbreak in the series, the cause of which has never been definitively established.
Related Negan’s Survival Made Walking Dead More Morally Complex — But Was It The Wrong Decision? Robert Kirkman's decision to keep Negan alive, and give him some manner of redemption arc, is one of the most pivotal in the Walking Dead series. Are the zombies rotting away? Are they continuing to decay? My answer is YES, they are...some are rotting more than others, and I believe that whatever mysterious element is making them get up and walk around--is also slowing their decay. See, makes sense right?
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