The Walking Dead, Book Twelve

In this gripping installment, the narrative picks up with Rick's emotional decision to send Carl to Hilltop, a choice that weighs heavily on both father and son as they start a new chapter in their lives. The tension is palpable as they face the reality of their separation, each grappling with their own fears and hopes for the future.

Meanwhile, danger lurks in the shadows of this seemingly safe community. The unsettling truth is that not all threats come from outside; sometimes, the most dangerous enemies are those who are supposed to protect and support one another. As paranoia grips the group, alliances will be tested, friendships strained, and survival strategies put to the ultimate test.

With Kirkman's masterful storytelling and Adlard's haunting artwork, readers are drawn into a world where trust is scarce and humanity is constantly under siege. Each turn of the page reveals complex characters and morally ambiguous decisions, making this volume a gripping exploration of resilience in the face of unending challenges.