def out of the running for nOOb of the year now. sorry bro.

okay, i've only read the graphic novels. i'm up to vol. 17 (which i think is the latest).

would this scene be in the "current" comic.

because if it is: I CAN'T TELL WHAT'S GOING ON, AND IT'S DRIVING ME BANANAS. B.A.N.A.N.A.S. IS THIS REAL LIFE?!

that top cover.....

chills down my spine....

hooooooo...reeeeeeee.....chit....

I don't think so.

I got home today and Gonzo surprised me w/ TWD Compendium One.

PBJ

you'd better pbj him.

alllllllll night long.

what a good guy.

Just found this

I think you were supposed to conclude that when he stayed to provide covering fire for everyone to jump the bus, he had stayed back to try to talk to Merle, as he had suggested earlier, thinking he could "talk to him" b/c he's his brother. While he was sneaking around, and Merle was speaking with the Governor, the other lacky's captured him. Thinking he could talk it out, he told them he was Merle's brother, so they went to the governor with it.

The Governor already questioned Merle's loyalty when he knew his brother was involved, add to that he found out Michonne was still alive, he did him in. Sold it to the crowd as though they had been betrayed, so the crowd wouldn't question Merle's disappearance and help the crowd feel safer in that this wouldn't have happened had it not been for Merle's betrayal.

Sorry, hard to put thoughts together comprehensively when you can only see a small portion of the text on a cell phone. Wordy and spacey, I know.

Yeah, he came onscreen and I told my wife, "Holy shit, that's Shane doing his best Wolverine impression!"

Why must everything come at a price?! :deevee:

Im pretty sure he got cast in Darbonts next TV show. Something on TNT about gangsters

Yes it's in volume 17. You must not have gotten to it yet.

I think the accusations against Merle are a plan hatched by the Gov. He'll then arrange a convenient open door or something, and Deryl - with his brother - will "escape" back to Rick's group, with Merle being the Governor's "inside man". It makes sense, and explains the plot hole of how the Governor recognized Deryl, whom he had never before seen.

Sounds like they may be going the direction with Merle I thought they might be. The transition to antihero could be beginning.

There's a plot line very similar to this in the comics, so I could see this happening.