But Season 2 of Dead City has Negan imprisoned and Maggie back in Bricks, so their separation means we won't even have that slight semblance of his dark humor. While the apocalypse is certainly an ...

Negan is undoubtedly one of the most iconic villains in The Walking Dead's history, but after spending years trying to make up for his sins, Dead City may have just put him back on the villain ...

Jeffrey Dean Morgan on 'The Walking Dead: Dead City'. Peter Kramer/AMC While the Dama handed Negan what she dubbed the literal key to the kingdom, all that key did is open a box that contained ...

The season two finale of "The Walking Dead: Dead City," leaves Maggie and Negan reeling from difficult decisions as their unintentional, extended stay in Manhattan nears to a close.

In the finale, she tells Herschel (as Dama watches nearby) that she will finally go and kill Negan. And, for a moment, it looks like she’s going to do just that after she hits him with a sneak ...

Negan gave her a gruff “hell, no,” but he was forced to change his mind when The Dama revealed she discovered where his wife and child lived. A War for Manhattan Brewed on ‘TWD: Dead City’ ...

Negan and Maggie's relationship has evolved so much over The Walking Dead, how does it evolve in this new series? Well, I think how we left it in The Walking Dead there was sort of an uneasy truce.

Later in the episode, Negan turns that monster back on in one of the most gruesome ways we’ve seen in a long time. And he did it to protect Maggie and their new allies.

In fact, Negan is set to return to some old behaviors, which will, no doubt, cause conflict for Maggie. Jeffrey Dean Morgan stars as Negan in Season 1 of The Walking Dead: Dead City.