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This is the big one. In the comics, Carl has been shot twice. The first time he was shot by accident by Otis, the precipitating event that led Rick's group to Hershel's farm.

TV's The Walking Dead is still playing catch-up with Robert Kirkman's drawn version of the walker world, and in the comics, Carl is not only still alive and well — albeit, still sporting one eye ...

The Walking Dead Remixes Michonne and Carl’s Comic Stories. By Cameron Bonomolo. October 23, 2022, 9:55pm. Click to share on X (Opens in new window) X; ... The Walking Dead Comics vs. Show.

Even with Carl's walker bite, it'd be shocking if The Walking Dead Season 8 returned and went so far from the comics that it killed off one of the biggest characters from either version.

The TV adaptation of The Walking Dead has a decent amount of room to tweak the comic book's storyline. In fact, there have been quite a few deviations from the source material in the show's seven ...

'The Walking Dead' creator Robert Kirkman dives deep into the final issue of the comic ... ‘The Walking Dead’ Comic Book Finale, ... Carl and Sophia don’t exactly see eye to eye with Maggie ...

There were a ton of ways for The Walking Dead comics to end but the biggest rumor was that Carl Grimes would end up as the leader of the group once his dad died. Well, that will never happen on ...

The Dec. 4 episode gave viewers just a glimpse at what Negan and Carl’s relationship is like in The Walking Dead comics and so far, it seems like the next few seasons will closely stick to the ...

Although The Walking Dead cruelly killed off Carl (Chandler Riggs) in a brazen deviation from the comics, the way Carl died is actually based on another character's death in the original material.

As well, Carl never asked about Daryl in the comic, as he would have been asking about someone who didn't exist. And that's some "Rick talking to nobody on the phone" business.

A grown Carl Grimes closes out "The Walking Dead." Image Comics/Skybound "This is the end of "The Walking Dead,'" Kirkman wrote in a lengthy six-page letter at the comic's end.