This was a fun read. No surprises for any fan of the WD. ( )

This was pretty intense. I quite like how the TV show handled the adaption of this mini arc, but the desperation and shitness of the situation was a lot better done in the comics. I know roughly who is gonna make it but I still worried for a minute so that's a good sign for me. ( )

I can't remember Volume 13, the issue before this one, so my only suggestion would be to read one after the other because I literally can't remember what happened in Volume 13 and if the stuff that is talked about at the beginning of this issue actually happened or not.

Either way, another jaw dropper :-O

Adrianne ( )

Another good comic!

The bulk of this entry into the series was dealing with everything revealed at the end of the last one. Finally, everyone has begun to understand that guns really aren't the best idea. Guns attract the zombies with the noise - can't your clean up crews and the like use hand to hand weapons instead? Maybe you should have thought of this sooner. Like, all of you should have thought of this sooner. Abraham warned you about it, you witnessed it. Sigh.

Anyway, this was a fast-paced entry, and one that I enjoyed. Morgan's scene with Carl was great, and seeing how Carl evolves as a character in general is just fascinating to watch. I'm glad that Rick is continuing to exist in his interesting moral gray area. Michonne is, well, Michonne. The artwork is a pleasure to take in, and there are still some good surprises in store for us all.

Can't wait for the next issue. ( )

I was probably three quarters of the way done with this one when I let out an audible gasp on the plane. The bf's head whipped around and he said "What?!" ... I just hugged the book into my chest and said, "I can't tell you."

And now I can't tell you either. ( )