The Season 2 finale of The Walking Dead: Dead City aired Sunday night in true apocalyptic fashion — with gore, redemption and more gore — leaving enough in the air for a potential third season ...

The Walking Dead: Dead City boss Scott M. Gimple explains the season 2 finale choice for Maggie to not kill Negan and what it means for a season 3.

Here's how The Walking Dead spinoff resolves Maggie and Negan's story in Dead City season 2 episode 8.

Fans are eager to know if there's a The Walking Dead: Dead City Season 2 Episode 9 release date and time. Here's all you need to know.

“The Walking Dead: Dead City ”finale ending with Negan and Maggie explained Executive producer Scott M. Gimple talks revisiting Negan's most infamous moment.

The Walking Dead: Dead City season two is over and this is how the story ends for Maggie and Negan's wild NYC journeys.

The Walking Dead: Dead City ’s finale took us into a fiery battle between Bruegel’s collective and Negan’s new force. While there’s usually someone who ultimately gets the upper hand and ...

The season finale of The Walking Dead: Dead City was, in some ways, a fitting conclusion to the second season. It was just as lackluster, dreary and pointless as the seven episodes that came before.

Below, The Walking Dead universe boss Scott M. Gimple stopped to chat about the future of Dead City and the season’s exciting finale.

The actress, who plays Maggie on the spinoff, hinted at "something very, very different" between her character and Negan (Jeffrey Dean Morgan) The season 2 finale of The Walking Dead: Dead City ...

The Walking Dead: Dead City Season 2 Episode 8: "If History Were a Conflagration" – Maggie (Lauren Cohan) makes a painful choice, while Negan (Jeffrey Dean Morgan) puts on a show.

Burton Morgan, 42, originally appeared as Lucille in the season 10 finale of The Walking Dead. Viewers learned through flashbacks that it was Negan’s wife who inspired the name of his murder bat.