The Walking Dead creator explains the 'leap' to cannibalism.
Summary SCREENRANT VIDEO OF THE DAY SCROLL TO CONTINUE WITH CONTENT Warning! This article contains spoilers for The Walking Dead Deluxe #68 In the world of The Walking Dead, survivors of the zombie apocalypse don’t only have to worry about their flesh being consumed by Walkers, but also their fellow humans, as people resort to cannibalism on a fairly regular basis throughout the series.
The Walking Dead: Humans Were Easier To Trick Than Animals Were To Hunt In The Walking Dead Deluxe #68 by Robert Kirkman and Charlie Adlard, readers get the chance to enjoy a full-color reprint of the original The Walking Dead issue. Not only that, but these Deluxe issues also include Robert Kirkman answering questions that fans have asked him about the series over the years. In this issue, Kirkman decided to finally tackle the ‘cannibalism criticism’, and squash the complaint once and for all.
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