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Loading... The Walking Dead Vol. 4: The Heart's Desire (edition 2005)by Robert Kirkman
Work InformationThe Walking Dead, Volume 04: The Heart's Desire by Robert Kirkman
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Sign up for LibraryThing to find out whether you'll like this book. No current Talk conversations about this book. It wasn't a bad volume, I just didn't enjoy the stories it dealt with as much as the previous ones. It was more in the way of exploring how people have changed thus far, than in advancing much of the plot (I am a plot man, no shame). Still a good read though. The greyscale aspect has grown on me, I thought I would always miss the colour. The Walking Dead:Volume 4: The Heart's Desire Kirkman, Adlard and Rathburn 2013 Image Comics This graphic novel is all B&W, which actually adds to the story. Tyrese, Chris, Rick, Lori, Michonne are featured in this volume. We are all the walking dead. #teamslaughter #scarathon #scavengerhunt #zombie 1 point no reviews | add a review
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HTML: Life in the prison starts to get interesting for Rick Grimes and the rest of our survivors. Relationships heat up, fizzle out, and change entirely almost overnight. By the end of this volume, relationships between key characters are radically changed, setting the stage for future events in The Walking Dead. Collects issues #19-24. .No library descriptions found. |
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Any zombie enthusiast will tell you that zombies are only plays a small horror percentage in the story. Most of the horror comes not from the flesh eating creatures, but from humanity. Or the fall of it. The reason why The Walking Dead bothered me so much is that it never shone through. Sure, with Shane going mental in the first book and Hershel's damning naivete have pushed the story through, it was never enough to actually do much of anything. And like any plot device, it was quickly extinguished. Snubbed out.
With Rick's fall - or delightenment (as oppose to enlightenment) at the tail-end of issue #24, the actual horror can begin - I just hope that Kirkman can continue it with such grace. ( )