Walking Dead Volume 3: Safety Behind Bars (Paperback)

from Clurb

As our heroes settle down to the task of reclaiming a living-space, Kirkman introduces themes of right and wrong, law and order, and how best to retain a sense of humanity whilst society is crumbling.

from briandarvell

This instalment was a good continuation and I found it more enjoyable than the last book. Lots of development of the characters and the pace is fast and exciting. The ending really makes you eager to continue reading.

from bookbark

Great series, probably not everyone's cup of tea but I'm loving it. That said, not every chapter (issue, whatever) works but I like how the story flows, at least through the end of vol. 3. I like the character interactions. It is a bit like watching a train wreck as characters get killed off, som...

from Tanya-dogearedcopy

In "Days Gone Bye," Rick Grimes wakes up from a coma in a hospital. The choice of physical incapacity is interesting as it can be construed as a type of death. In a comatose state, the patient has lost his will, his motor co-ordination, his consciousness and, is not unlike a zombie (generally cla...

from suzemo

I liked this volume pretty well. Our intrepid non-heroes have found a prison and are setting up life in that prison. Dealing with more change and loss. It's still pretty interesting and action packed.