The Walking Dead : Season #9 : "Whispers in the Dark"

[SUPERECWFAN1]

Well since were a couple weeks away from the 9th season of the Walking Dead , its time to gear our selves up for what could be a transitional season for the show and where it could go ahead.



- Andrew Lincoln and Lauren Cohen are leaving after so many episodes this season. People are wondering how their characters of Rick Grimes and Maggie Rhee will be written out. This has left folks with a big ??? on what will happen.


- Can the show keep Danai Gurira (Michonne) ? Her star is rising as she's been in Black Panther and many are wondering if the show can keep her around now.


- Will Negan step back into a leadership role due to the departure of Rick Grimes ahead ?


- The show is reportedly paying Norman Reedus $20 million to stick around as Daryl Dixon , will his character become the leader and how much will he change by the end of season #9 ?


So lets examine the trailer for season #9





Also folks the most important new cast member added this season.....DARYL GETS A DOG !




So folks buckle up , prepare...its time for the 9th season of Walking Dead. This year should be awesome with new villains and more . Plus just DO IT as Nike says here about Rick lol...


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[numberthirty]

If all of that got laid out only to wind up not mentioning that Ryan Hurst will be playing Beta, the focus might be misplaced.

[Kirby101]

I barely stayed around last season, I think I'm done.

[SUPERECWFAN1]

As were less than 3 weeks away from the launch of season #9 , AMC has announced that the Walking Dead as a whole is FAR....FAR from over. They have plans for the next decade it appears of this universe . Its said a couple years back AMC claimed they viewed the Walking Dead as a Doctor Who type series that would exist for years. So the network seems intent on making sure to tell fans that the series will still be around.

[ChrisIII]

Not quite that far in the comics quite yet, but as I understand it Negan becomes somewhat redeemed later on (and there's a few hints about that last season, such as even Carl willing to give him a chance in his "vision") and I can see JDM as more of a lead than Reedus.


With the Whisperers arcs coming up, I wonder if they'll do the issue #144 scene (If you google it BTW it's probably NSFW). Although which characters are involved might be different, given the TV characters sometimes "take" the deaths of other characters (For instance, Sasha's storyline in the TV series is pretty much Holly's in the comics; whereas Holly in the TV series only has a very minor role as a victim of the Wolves).

[SUPERECWFAN1]

Not quite that far in the comics quite yet, but as I understand it Negan becomes somewhat redeemed later on (and there's a few hints about that last season, such as even Carl willing to give him a chance in his "vision") and I can see JDM as more of a lead than Reedus.


With the Whisperers arcs coming up, I wonder if they'll do the issue #144 scene (If you google it BTW it's probably NSFW). Although which characters are involved might be different, given the TV characters sometimes "take" the deaths of other characters (For instance, Sasha's storyline in the TV series is pretty much Holly's in the comics; whereas Holly in the TV series only has a very minor role as a victim of the Wolves).

I see that happening as well. I think Negan will become the leader of Alexandria and admit how wrong he was. He really liked Carl. We saw that in the scene where he started to ask.."Was it me ? Did I cause it ?" Because he started to break down over the thought he killed someone he really liked.

I do think we'll see Negan in a scene at Carl's grave and him pledging to be a better man like the boy believed he could.