9 Years Later, The Walking Dead Can Finally End Its Most Frustrating Storyline (& It's Long Overdue)
Maggie has been out for revenge ever since her husband Glenn was killed in The Walking Dead, but it's time for the storyline to come to an end.
Invincible season 3 finale review: The Walking Dead reunion we didn't think we needed
With the end of the last episode introducing the Viltrumite warrior Conquest (Jeffrey Dean Morgan), it was clear that Mark Grayson (Steven Yeun) would have to face him in this finale, entitled "I Thought You Would Never Shut Up.
‘Invincible’ Will Give Two ‘Walking Dead’ Enemies A Rematch In Its Finale
Two famous Walking Dead characters will get a rematch thanks to some very fun Invincible casting by former Walking Dead head Robert Kirkman.
“Invincible”'s secret star dishes on season 3 finale: “The Walking Dead” reunion, 'brutal' fight, and more (exclusive)
Warning: This article contains spoilers from the Invincible season 3 finale, "I Thought You'd Never Shut Up." "Conquest. I don't even get a real name, only a purpose." This speech, delivered by Jeffrey Dean Morgan in his newly revealed role as the ultimate Viltrumite weapon,
Invincible's season 3 finale confirms dark times are coming for Mark
If you need an explanation of what happened during the season 3 finale of Invincible, the answers are right here.
Invincible Season 3 Finale Post-Credits Scene Explained
The Invincible season 3 finale ends with a post-credits scene setting up an intriguing storyline (one that isn't present in the Invincible comics).
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From sadistic warlord to buddy-cop anti-hero—why Negan's redemption arc across The Walking Dead and Dead City feels so forced ...
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'The Walking Dead' delivers a satisfying finale even though it doesn't feel like a real end to the series
You could argue that "TWD" became allergic to killing off big characters after Glenn and you wouldn't be wrong. However, for those upset more characters weren't killed off, you were probably ...