The Walking Dead Comics Come to an End...

Author : DaFemalePhenom

07/08/2019

A Heartfelt Farewell to The Walking Dead: A Superfan's Tribute

I put off reading the last issues for the longest time because, deep down, I didn’t want it to end. This journey from Kentucky to Alexandria has been long, emotional, and utterly unforgettable. The Walking Dead comics have been more than just stories on a page for me—they've been a significant part of my life, shaping my thoughts and emotions as I grew up alongside these characters. I’ve made friends and family in my head with these characters, and their struggles became my own.

I’ve cried when they died, felt a profound loss as if I had lost someone close, and I’ve rejoiced in their victories as though they were my own. The world Robert Kirkman created wasn’t just about surviving a zombie apocalypse; it was about surviving the human apocalypse. He taught us the importance of seeing the good in people but also the necessity of being cautious of the bad.

As I finally brought myself to read the last issues, I was filled with a mix of sadness and satisfaction. The ending left me with a bittersweet feeling—sad to say goodbye but happy to see the Grimes legacy live on, knowing Rick didn’t die in vain. It’s rare for a series to end on such a powerful note, and Kirkman delivered an ending that was both heart-wrenching and beautifully fitting.

Thank you, Robert Kirkman, for not only creating a world that captivated us but for also letting us into your heart and imagination. For 10 seasons on television and countless pages of the comic, you’ve taken us on an incredible journey. You are amazing, inspiring, and truly gifted. As a TWD and Rick Grimes superfan, I will forever cherish the memories and the lessons learned from this incredible series.

Sincerely,
DaFemalePhenom