This was, for me, when the show started to go downhill. I didn't mind these comics and thought they handled their story pretty well, but it's just not so interesting for me. I was hoping more would come from the unwelcome guests other than a way to give Rick more kudos to his leadership. I'm liking Andrea though. Cool woman. ( )

Rick has lost his ever-loving mind!
Holy shit!

Thankfully, his people pulled him in and he seems to have come to his senses ... will be interesting to see how this continues!

Adrianne ( )

And so, things go from bad to worse.

It wasn't really a surprise that things fell apart in the lovely community that our survivors have become part of. It really wasn't a surprise at all. The fun part was seeing just how things went wrong and whether or not that could have, in some way, been prevented. Ultimately, the thing that confuses me the most is why any group continues to rely on guns when they create so much noise. Briefly, in the prison days, they seemed to understand the threat and veer away from them but now it's just all shooting all the time with no thought for the consequences.

For shame.

It's interesting, what people have become in the light of the nightmare that is their current life. The more things change the more they remain the same, essentially.

I also have to say that Michonne solidified her role as my favorite character in this issue. I'm glad she's gaining more depth. ( )

The story has slowed a bit in this volume, The Community is becoming a bit of a snooze fest. There is a lot of soap opera style interactions going on, some of the dialogue is cliché and cringeworthy.

I am missing reading the earlier volumes where crazy stuff used to happen all the time. I don't really want Rick's group to find safety because that's when it gets boring. I want them to struggle, I hated this whole playing happy families story arc. Not enough zombie action! ( )

The survivors learn more about their commune in Northern Virginia. They start to find their roles in the new society, and teach the established residents what they have learned from two years out among the walkers.

This volume was pretty quiet. You know what that means! I want to believe that there's nothing wrong with this community, but you can never be sure. ( )