Some other examples of the worst scenes in The Walking Dead that are a fan-favorite include the Governor beheading Hershel, the death of Glenn and the line of ten severed heads on pikes made up of ...

That weariness shows in his performance this season on the Walking Dead spin-off, Dead City. He looks tired. Carrying a dying ...

Governor from "The Walking Dead" comics was more sinister than Negan, indulging in extreme cruelty. Negan in the comics was methodical and had rules, unlike the sadistic portrayal in the TV show.

Jeffrey Dean Morgan on 'The Walking Dead: Dead City'. Peter Kramer/AMC. If the flashback scene enthused fans, it excited the actor even more. "I was so happy," Morgan tells EW.

The Walking Dead: Dead City not only marked the return of Negan Smith (Jeffrey Dean Morgan) and Maggie Rhee (Lauren Cohan), but it also gave way to a chilling new villain with a key connection to ...

In The Walking Dead #125 Rick confronts Negan and proposes a treaty, suggesting a barter system of sorts that would put an end to the all-out-war between his people and the Saviors.

The Walking Dead: Dead City presents a classic "unstoppable force vs. immovable object" story, but can Maggie and Negan ultimately bring out the best in one another?

They exchange a nod, and Negan walks away. For good. (Or, for now. As we know, he and Maggie will be reunited in New York City some way, somehow, for The Walking Dead: Dead City, coming to AMC in ...

Worcester has been all over “The Walking Dead: Dead City” this season, but the June 1 episode might be the last of Wormtown in Apocalypse.

The Walking Dead (TWD) universe’s timeline continues to be a trending topic among many fans, even though the flagship show is done.There were a lot of time jumps, after all.And with spinoffs ...

NEW YORK, May 4 (UPI) --Jeffrey Dean Morgan says he never gets tired of playing Negan because the Walking Dead antagonist is always growing and adapting to new situations."After all the years of ...