Carl survived through the entire series of The Walking Dead comics, but on the show, the character was killed off, leaving fans stunned and saddened.

Carl Grimes dying was a Walking Dead turning point. Carl's death is a turning point for Rick and the series, symbolizing hope and the future he envisioned.

Although killing off Carl forces the TV show version of The Walking Dead to essentially scrap most of what comes up in the comic books instead of tapping it for inspiration, Robert Kirkman, the ...

Chandler Riggs‘ days of wearing a cowboy hat as Carl Grimes on The Walking Dead are long gone, but he clearly still has some feelings about how many times his costars butchered his character’s ...

Also Read: 'The Walking Dead' Surprises: 24 Times the TV Show Has Strayed From the Comics But no, he didn’t really do anything. This whole episode Carl just kinda hung out waiting to die while ...

Robert Kirkman began writing The Walking Dead for Image Comics in 2003. Seven years later, he adapted the same story for AMC, telling fans he was getting a second chance to write within the same ...

Chandler Riggs has been playing Carl Grimes on The Walking Dead for the better part of a decade. While death is a constant threat to most of the characters on the show, Carl’s came as a shock ...

Carl’s death marks the most significant change from the Walking Dead comic books to date, as the character not only remains alive and well in Robert Kirkman and Charlie Adlard’s source ...

Initially, Carl’s loss sends the volatile Rick spiraling down a dark path of vengeance. Ultimately, this becomes a turning point for Rick in The Walking Dead, as he chooses to honor his son’s ...

Whoa. Poor Carl was forced to reveal what’s been hiding under his eye patch since Ron shot him in season six of ‘The Walking Dead’. Click inside to see for yourself!

So long as Carl never says how old he is post-time jump [after issue #127], you can just ignore what we say in the letter pages as made up sh*t. (Except for everything I just wrote.)” ...