Review: The Walking Dead, Vol. 14: Ingen utväg

November 21, 2016 By Fredrik Strömberg Off

The Walking Dead, Vol. 14: Ingen utväg b y Robert Kirkman My rating: 4 of 5 stars

The fourteens volume, and still an adrenaline rush… You’d think that Kirkman would have milked this post apocalyptic zombie concept for all its worth by now, but he still manages to get me involved in the lives of the characters, and making me quite exhausted after finishing reading. And with that cliffhanger (SPOILER ALLERT) of having Rick’s son’s life hanging in the balance, you can bet I’m reaching for volume 15 as soon as I stop typing.

Swedish:

Fjortonde volymen och fortfarande en adrenalinkick att läsa … Man skulle kunna tro att Kirkman hade mjölkat det här postapokalyptiska zombie-konceptet på allt det var värt, men han lyckas fortfarande få mig engagerad i figurernas liv, och göra mig helt utmattad efter att ha läst klart. Och med en cliffhanger där (SPOILER VARNING) Ricks son liv hänger på en skör tråd, ska kan du räkna med att jag genast kastar mig över volym 15, så snart jag slutat skriva här.

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TagsCharlie Adlard death father-son relationship Robert Kirkman The Walking Dead zombies

About The Author

Fredrik Strömberg

Fredrik Strömberg is a journalist, author and historian, who has studied comics since the early 1990’s. He is one of the editors of Bild & Bubbla, Scandinavia’s largest as well as the world’s second oldest magazine about comics, and the Chairman of the Swedish Comics Association. He writes regularly for newspapers and magazines about comics, heads the Comic Art School of Sweden and sits on the editorial board for the International Journal of Comic Art. Among the books he has written are the English language Swedish Comics History, Black Images in the Comics, The Comics Go to Hell and Comic Art Propaganda. Strömberg lives in Sweden and is currently working on a number of new books about comics.