kinzer13 t1_iwjd0r2 wrote
Reply to comment by diiejso in ‘Walking Dead’ Creator Robert Kirkman, Gale Anne Hurd & Other EPs Hit AMC With $200M Profits Suit by MarvelsGrantMan136
Okay here's my idea, what if after the group defeats the antagonist and finds a safe place, we introduce an EVEN BADDER guy that attacks them?
candygram4mongo t1_iwjma1a wrote
Well, that's kind of what the comics were like too...
kinzer13 t1_iwjmubp wrote
Probably why Kirkman ended them. But AMC just kept it going and going and going.
GamingTatertot t1_iwjnyow wrote
To be fair, the show is ending at like the exact point the comics ended. It's just the show introduced a lot of other shit.
In the comics, it was basically the Governor, then Terminus (well they were different in the comics), Negan, The Whisperers, and then the Commonwealth.
The show added the Grady Hospital group, the Wolves and the Reapers, and also prolonged the Saviors must more than they needed to. Also the Commonwealth wasn't as villainous in the comics as they appear to be in the show - really more complex and flawed, but not inherently evil
SeveranceZero t1_iwkhw91 wrote
He ended them because he was a sellout and got his TV deal. The comic was supposed to be never ending. Then he made some big changes twice and said it wouldn’t change the comics at all and then he ended them the next issue (right after he made one of the big changes).
Dude is pathetic. And he’s been trying to sue AMC for years, as if he wasn’t greedy enough.
kinzer13 t1_iwllrro wrote
He's pathetic because he ended his comic? And he's greedy because he wants a fair share of the revenue from his show? Get real.
SeveranceZero t1_iwlmp05 wrote
No, he’s pathetic because he sold out when he got his money and went against everything he had promised.
His fair share of revenue? He’s barely involved in the show and the decisions they make. And the ones they do make, they shit all over the source material - so clearly he doesn’t actually care for his project. He got paid, he’s just greedy.
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