The 10 biggest differences 'The Walking Dead' finale makes from the comics

Kirsten AcunaApr 5, 2021, 08:22 IST

Lucille ends her life on her own terms.Josh Stringer/AMC

Warning: There are spoilers ahead for season 10, episode 22 of "The Walking Dead," "Here's Negan."
The episode takes its title from the 2017 graphic novel of the same name.
"TWD" makes a lot of changes from Negan's comic arc, giving his wife a more pertinent role.

Negan trash-talked teens while playing video games before the apocalypse as opposed to having them over his house in the comics.

Negan is seen in his basement before he's confronted by Lucille. Josh Stringer/AMC

We learn that Negan assaulted a man for speaking too loudly in a bar when he and his wife's favorite song came on. Josh Stringer/AMC

Lucille learns the news on her own on the show and then delivers that news to Negan when he arrives home. Josh Stringer/AMC

Lucille discovers the infidelity on the show and keeps it to herself for years. We never see the other woman on the show. AMC

In the comic, we never saw Lucille alive during the zombie apocalypse. Here, she gets a series of bright, colorful wigs. Josh Stringer/AMC

Lucille ends her life on her own terms. Josh Stringer/AMC

Lucille gifts Negan with the $600 coat he purchased pre-apocalypse. AMC

Lindsley Register returns to "TWD" to play Laura. AMC

Negan gratefully takes the bat from Laura. AMC

Issue No. 174 is the last time we see Negan until the final issue of the comic. Josh Stringer/AMC