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'The Walking Dead' Recreates An Iconic Scene From The Comics

Oct 28, 2013, 08:55 IST
Gene Page / AMCFans of "The Walking Dead" comics were in for a treat tonight if they tuned in to the show. Not only did we finally find out who burned bodies in the prison (*spoiler*Carol), and watch the flu virus come down hard on more of the survivors (*spoiler*including Glenn!), but the series finally made reference to an iconic scene from the comics featuring Tyreese (Chad L. Coleman). If you're a diehard fan of Robert Kirkman's series, it's a scene fans have been waiting for since the actor first joined the series last season. Don't read any farther if you haven't watched the latest episode.



We watched Tyreese go to town on a mega-herde of zombies with only a hammer at his disposal after being left for dead.
AMC screencap

AMC screencap

Gene Page / AMC

The scene was a throw away to a scene from Comic #15 when Tyreese is locked in a room filled with walkers in the prison. Somehow, he comes out triumphant. The Walking Dead comics Similarly, in the episode, Tyreese is abandoned by Daryl, Michonne, and Bob to deal with a mega-herde of zombies. If you haven't read the comics, you may not have grasped how big of a scene this was. This was a huge turn for Tyreese as a force to be reckoned with in the group, much like Daryl and Rick. Granted, you still get that feeling, but not on the same scale as the comics. Regardless, fans weren't disappointed.

Not everyone was impressed though:

For those who love the comics, you would have noticed that the minor Rick / Tyreese scuffle early in the episode was also a nod to a fight the two characters had in the comics (issue #23).

Gene Page / AMC

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Watch the scene with Tyreese below:

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