The Governor - Character Analysis | TV vs Comics (Walking Dead)

[@Sumschmuck]

In the comics the govenor had a more major kill count seeing as he managed to kill Lori, Judith, Tyrese, Hershel, Billy, Axel, Patricia, and etc.

[@anunknownentity1637]

Yeah, that's where I think the show sort of messed up. I don't necessarily think that every character, like Patricia, needed to live until the destruction of the prison but I think they shouldn't have killed off so many characters in season 3. I think during the governors final attack in the show he should have killed Hershel, Axel, T-Dog, Milton, Jimmy/Billy and Merle.

[@jakeevans4130]

He didn't kill lori tho he told a woman in his group to shoot, then the woman upset as she killed a baby then killed the governer.

[@Electrix21]

THANKS FOR THE SPOILER FOR FUCKS SAKE

[@ryanmurphy642]

@@Electrix21 Bruh what do you expect watching a video like this then going to the comics

[@TweekLudwig]

@@ryanmurphy642 Plus, both segments of the Governor in both medias have been out for quite some time. Lmao

[@dawson_cashwell]

Correction: Penny is The Governor’s niece in the comics.

[@FanksCast]

So the Governor is "that" uncle then.

[@cydamiic]

@@FanksCast 💀

[@FanksCast]

@@cydamiic don't be like that come on now 😭

[@cydamiic]

@@FanksCast 💀

[@FanksCast]

@@cydamiic Oh no!

[@cocoaquiet2709]

I'd recommend reading the Rise of the Governor and Road to Woodbury novels as it gives the comics version more depth and character as it shows his descent into madness

[@donaldtusk2678]

True

[@nickmiller5479]

A good read. Lilly call she's a real bad ass

[@aureum7479]

It’s interesting that Woodbury still remained after the governors death

[@billhobbs7077]

yeah Road to Woodbury was bad ass

[@dominiklis6261]

@@nickmiller5479 It's kind of ironic because I HATED her in the comic for what she did but after reading the novels, I actually liked her.

[@someokiedude9549]

(Spoilers ahead) If you want a better explanation of comic Governor, there are novels going over his backstory before he went batshit insane. It's really good, the first one at least called Rise of The Governor, I highly recommend it. Comic Governor, real name Brian Blake (he took his brother Phillip's name after his death), and really the book shows the downfall of a man, but also the ascension of someone else. It shows how the Governor originally lost his humanity and became a depraved lunatic. But, that being said, I do have to agree that the show's Governor is far more compelling. David Morrissey played him excellently and instead of the straight forward lunatic, they gave him those hints of humanity that suggested that perhaps he wasn't just the monster, that there was a man inside and he knew what he was doing was wrong, but he justified it to himself as what needed to be done. In the show, he's a broken man who's under the delusion that he's still the good guy, even though deep down we (and he) know that he's the depraved monster. Some of the series' best episodes were of The Governor, such as when he and Rick met or when we saw what he was up to while he was gone. I think what a lot of people miss about The Walking Dead is that its very much a character driven piece, much like such works as Lost or Breaking Bad as for TV shows. But people just call it a soap opera with guts and blood instead of sex and it enrages me to no end. Great video, and great look into this beautiful disaster of a character.

[@Z3AL316]

Couldn’t have said it better my friend

[@christiankatzel9598]

Charakter driven piece and than stating Lost lol

[@bo-hn8xz]

I feel like the comic governor is a lot more realistic when it comes to sociopaths, he's a deranged lunatic filled with rage and can act very irrationally based off his ranging emotions,,

[@Jerry-jo6dn]

Both are different characters tbh. Tv show Governor is a narcissist who lost his humanity.

[@mattcontrino8513]

I LOVED the three episodes that humanize The Governor JUST before his final attack on the prison. Every time I rewatch it, watching him to kind things without ulterior motives, I almost feel truly sorry for him. Yet once he stands outside of the prison gate, I instantly despise him again. They really rounded him out as a human in the show, and humans are indeed more complex than simply being good or evil 24/7. Such a brilliant take on the character who seemed to fall short in the comics.

[@LightninLewis]

Too me the last scene of Philip Blake was when he hugged Meghan "How about a hug before I go" he was telling the viewers and Meghan that who he is in this moment is going to be gone forever after he leaves for the prison...he closes his eyes as he hugs her. I think that he left Meghan and Lily behind so they could survive bc he never had any intention of coming back alive he never wanted the prison.

[@LightninLewis]

When he says "you made it better" I see that as him telling her that she gave him an opportunity to be happy again even if it was short lived.

[@sidewinder714]

Always personally liked the Governor more than Neegan, Shane or Gareth The Cannibal. Nice idea for a video. Plus on the show he punched a walker through the face, which is kinda epic.

[@deadinside44123]

i know this is 3 years old (sorry i’m a little late) but i agree entirely! the governor feels like a fightable foe compared to Neegan and the saviors. i’m not all the way through the saviors stuff, but the group feels so helpless all the time. with the governor it’s better because everyone gets to be a badass fighting an actually even fight.

[@akongaming9300]

I can't really argue with the fact that Governor is a better character in the show, but I just don't like him as much as the sick and pathetic Governor in the comics. His comic's counterpart is one of the top villains that I can think of that causes so much hurt in damage in such a short amount of time. The brief time he exists is the most exciting and thrilling part of any walking dead media I've read or seen, and no villain in the series has really topped him in my opinion. Negan and Alpha are again probably better as actual developed characters, but there is something I just find very interesting about the Governor. He works more as just kind of a showing off of what happens when a weak, slightly crazy but over all normal person gets power, and just how it can all just go so wrong, and how pure chaotic evil in this type of environment will eventually destroy itself in the end.

[@mr.rogues4145]

Interesting points!

[@LightninLewis]

The comics version also has a very sad backstory he loses his niece as he was trying to carry Penny to safety and his brother loses it after her death...after his death Brian believed that the only way he could survive is to become his brother. The TV is more tragic he was a good man who was too weak at the start to protect his daughter he caused her death and that caused his villainy.

[@ajaxx664]

I loved how after he "became" The Governor again, he was more dangerous because he regained what he had lost when he went mad. Now that he knows how it feels to lose it, he's more desperate to protect it the second time around.

[@eglantinepapeau1582]

they really cleaned him up in that tv show , i was shocked to see how reasonable and humane they made him compared to his comics counterpart .

[@TimeisReel]

He was the Best Villain on the Walking Dead. Way more layered than Negan...

[@Xehanort10]

The Governor keeping his daughter alive reminds me of the 2nd Resident Evil film Apocalypse where a priest feeds people to his zombified sister. He kept her tied to a chair but she eventually got free and ate him.

[@reverend900]

Same here... But resident Evil game was my one of first and time consuming in late 90s and early 2000s... I did not see how much people would go nuts over zombie apocalypse.

[@just1terabyte618]

Good job on this analysis! Been looking for a good one on The Governor for awhile!

[@JustAnotherAccount8]

TV he's an emotional wreck that is filled with hate for ricks group. Comics hes an absolute psychopath that kills and or tortures everyone that he gets his hands on

[@donaldtusk2678]

just another account read rise of the governor there’s a twist at the end I won’t spoil that explains why he’s so crazy

[@AnakinSkywalker-u5b]

​@@donaldtusk2678 Stop trying to recommend those shit novels. They're nothing but a huge waste of time for anyone that knows good character writing.

[@gilbertotabares8196]

*Do Neagan Next!!* Also I love the changes you've made. There is an entire multiverse of villains and rogues for you to analyze and explore. Ya never needed to pigeonhole yourself to just Batman or DC. But of course feel free to visit them every now and then.

[@mr.rogues4145]

Negan is very likely, if I make more of these. Yeah, in a way I suppose I should've done this from the very start, and simply featured Batman villains pretty often. It's not such a good idea to chain yourself to one single franchise. You can always have a FAVORITE franchise of course.

[@gilbertotabares8196]

@@mr.rogues4145 that's what I'm sayin. You keep doin you buddy, I for one ain't goin anywhere.

[@WickerSticksSinema]

David Morrissey would make a great Harvey Dent

[@Blofeld001]

Great timing! Just started rereading the comic. Loved your analysis. I agree with you. Having seen the TV version before reading the comic, I was a bit let down by the comic Governor.

[@joshuanelson6795]

Good analysis. While I agree that the TV version of The Governor had more depth, I still prefer his comic counterpart. While compelling, I don't think villains always need to be fleshed out and humanized in order to make them effective. Sometimes simply making your character a thoroughly evil monster with no redeemable qualities can make for a more frightening antagonist.

[@mr.rogues4145]

Gov' in the comics is definately more frightening, but at the same time, imo, he feels a bit too over the top as well. I mean he's SO despicable and evil... :P

[@joshuanelson6795]

@@mr.rogues4145 He was definitely over the top, but that's why I enjoyed his character so much. When the world goes to hell, the real monsters begin to emerge.

[@gregoryellory9760]

The governor was his true self in the apocalypse and Philip Blake is his alter ego

[@bo-hn8xz]

Also robert kirkman wrote a whole book going into comic governor's story line and it's really good would recommend to get a more in depth about his character and motivations

[@ionbadger9450]

Can't agree more with this video. David Morrissey was the definitive version of the Governor.

[@spencermalley10]

I'm not a fan of the Walking Dead, but it's still an excellent video. Always love when you branch out on different subjects.

[@kme321]

I was actually disappointed in the Governor's backstory in the comics. It was too quick and not much depth to his character, you will know in the Walking Dead issue called "Governor Special." He had a lot more depth in the tv version, but he was a better villain in the comics because he was more ruthless. The stuff he did in the comics had to be censored on tv, but this comes to show that the governor was truly the most ruthless villain in TWD.

[@truehuntergamer2696]

Read the novels the rise of the governor

[@keith4391]

I like how Michonne just does those terrible things to him after everything he did to her and her friends. I missed that in the series

[@scottfree2248]

Great profile! That was the last great story line before The Walking Dead went off the rails! One request any chance of profiling the Marvel version of their Scarecrow. This was the rogue who fought Iron Man. I think that it would nicely bookend your reviews of Strawman and the DC Rogue! Thanks again for all of your awesome video histories!

[@mr.rogues4145]

Thanks! Yeah I may do a video on old Ebenezer some day, lord knows I love my Scarecrow characters ;)

[@CarltonMasonNorwood]

Thanks for the video mate. Great job. About time for an update.

[@genojohnstone6794]

Ur my favorite youtuber how could i miss a video

[@Jdubhwh]

In the show I felt so bad for the governor

[@nickmiller5479]

You should read the novels. It shows why he's the way he is in the comics.

[@simonsays6481]

I always figured he was keeping the citizens of his town safe, so his daughter if cured would have a place to grow up in. After she died the people didn’t matter anymore, all he wanted was revenge on the person who killed her. When the towns people failed, he just killed them. After he found his next group and got a new daughter, then the governors original purpose was reborn. That’s why he launched the second attack on the prison. If he had won, that would have become Woodberry2.0 with his new non-zombie daughter. And probably would have ended up being absorbed by Negans network of communities. Oh what could have been 😮

[@Nechay.]

Or he could just become a creating a new empire. Remember he wanted to take prison as new base, so he have more global plans.. so probably sooner or later it would led to war between a Governor and Negan

[@allenthinkingpositively6271]

Wow! This sure was unexpected!!! Great video!!!

[@jontafferofficial]

best twd character

[@jayB733]

2:20 Tom Brady lol

[@nyarthalotep7745]

Governor special explains everything

[@goblintributemaker2539]

Yeah, this was a pretty random video. Still like it though. I’ve never watched or read Walking Dead but I’ve still managed to hear about this guy before. He seems interesting. Also, if you ever feel like doing more of these types of videos, how about a comparison between Kingpin from the Daredevil tv show to the Kingpin from the comics? That show’s version of Fisk is probably my favorite tv show villain ever.

[@mr.rogues4145]

You should like random videos, considering you dislike the old forgotten villains stuff ;) I dunno about Kingpin - that would be a tough video to make. There are so many different comic book appearances with him, and many I haven't even read, so it'd be kinda hard to compare the TV version to anything. I agree though that he's great on the show, hell he's the best part of the show ;) Jigsaw from the Punisher show seems likelier, considering he hasnt really apperaed that much in the comics, and is generaly portrayed as a moron and coward. He's without a doubt better on the show.

[@goblintributemaker2539]

@@mr.rogues4145 I don't dislike your forgotten villains videos, I just enjoy all of your other videos more. If doing Kingpin is too hard for you, how about Bullseye? The tv show's version of him and the comics version are SO different so it would be easier to compare them. I like the guy but in the comics almost of all his appearances are the same so you wouldn't have to read that much stuff to really know how the character is usually portrayed. And he's given a lot more depth and an actual origin in the show. I just think it would be cool if you talked about the Daredevil show at some point or another, I'm still pissed it got canceled.

[@mr.rogues4145]

Yeah I suppose Bullseye is possible, he's mainly just showed up in DD anyway, and not the entire Marvel universe like Kingpin. Well, at least the Kingpin saga got wrapped up before it was cancelled, so that was good. A shame Dex got left hanging though.

[@goblintributemaker2539]

@@mr.rogues4145 Yeah that was the worst part about it, that Dex never got to truly become Bullseye. I mean even Billy Russo is gonna get to be Jigsaw at least (although it's weird how his face looks almost perfectly normal after what Frank did to him). It is so sad that the DD show guys put so much effort into developing Bullseye and he's never going to get the spotlight now. There was so much potential stuff they could do with him in the fourth season. They already had a plan for it and everything. All the more reason you should talk about him at some point!

[@tayojones9460]

The cancellation of DD was a crime and I blame Disney and their greed!! As for Billy looking normal, the damage is mental, but just physical. That said, I would have loved to see a completely disfigured jigsaw, lije the version from War zone.

[@docrider7388]

Great analysis and comparison. But I actually wanted something more. I wanted more on those last few minutes. About the manipulating behaviour of the TV governor. How he lies to all the people who trust and love him And how he uses them like cannon fodder right till the end. Such men are master manipulators. I've lost more than one good friend to men like this. What I wanted was an in depth analysis into how the governor manipulates his followers. By the way, I also think the character was modelled around a politician that the script writer in knew Personally or distantly. Anyway, thanks for a nice video.

[@anthony5335]

David Morrisey's The Governor was far better/epic/more sophisticated/diabolical than Negan or any of the others, imho

[@JoseChavez-if7iq]

He cutt ricks had bc he wanted to know where was the prison

[@miguelangelcamposjr.7962]

The governor in the tv show: a moral grey villian you can at time kind of feel sorry for but also hate. The governor in the comics: basically middle age ramsay bolton.

[@genojohnstone6794]

Mr.rogues saw it quickly clicked on it

[@jeremiahc620]

I liked comic governor better than tv governor especially his look.

[@theragnarok8896]

I like both but comics version of the governor looks very awesome!

[@jeremiahc620]

@@theragnarok8896 yeah I wish that they would have cast Danny Trejo instead & gave him more of the comic look.

[@theragnarok8896]

@@jeremiahc620 either him or someone who in there mid 30s or early 40s that has the hair and mustache

[@jeremiahc620]

@@theragnarok8896 the first person they planned on casting as the governor would have made a great governor. The acting was on point but he just didn't have the look.

[@eeugh7253]

I'd like to point out how (if you read the novels) he's even more complex and in-depth than his AMC counterpart. I all around prefer the comic version.

[@officer_friendly_]

I kinda wish the road wasn't blocked that night.

[@mattgerrish908]

I like the Comic version of the Governor versus the TV version just because of the fact that they had the balls to make him as depraved as he was.

[@glorybeforgotten]

Edgier ≠ better

[@mattgerrish908]

@glorybeforgotten they have novels about the Comic version of the governor explaining how he became the monster that he is. David Morrissey, the guy who played the governor on the TV show, even read the novels to prepare for the role.

[@glorybeforgotten]

@@mattgerrish908 ik I js think that all the extra shit wit him rwording michonne and kissing his daughter in the mouth was obnoxious, the TV show made him seem more personal and understanding to me while letting him be a ruthless antagonist

[@mediabaron2416]

To me, this video perfectly showcases the problems I have with Robert Kirkman's writing style. See, he's good at coming up with ideas for characters and plots. It's in the execution of them (no pun intended) where he often messes up. I ran into this problem a lot when reading his Invincible series. For example: The Mauler Twins. A mad scientist and his clone who can't decide whose the original. An interesting idea for villains. Then they're unceremoniously killed off for shock value and then it's revealed neither are the original Mauler, completely ruining their entire premise. The only reason The Walking Dead is as popular as is it is because the adaptations of it take the opportunities that Kirkman misses.

[@tisbutascratch9987]

Honestly i wish the governor lived until mid season 5 he was great in season 4 and then dies in a way that was very disatisfying like if they rushed his character to die

[@mikeofwar2684]

I don't think I agree with your point about the comic book Governor. Without saying too much his transformation into the Governor in the novels was great in my opinion. The point you made about the novels not even being considered I think is unfair. The comics and the novels are actually in the same universe so they're the same story. I liked the video I just disagree with that.

[@LightninLewis]

The rise of the governor is canon he should have included that. It's his official backstory and the issue that explains why he kept the heads is also canon.

[@Critic_Chris90210]

Governor from the comics looks more like Tamas from the prison in Season 3 killed by Rick.

[@Cj-xt6tv]

Do something on the Netflix daredevil series, it’s great. Have you seen it?

[@mr.rogues4145]

I sure have. Kingpin is fantastic in it. Bullseye was also interesting last season.

[@jiiffy9585]

Jim Pickens 🙏

[@JohnWick-ro8zv]

@@mr.rogues4145 have seen the other shows

[@ralphiecifaretto8961]

On the show, they never have a good reason went Michonne hated The Governor so much right from the start.

[@keith4391]

She doesn't hate him, she just doesn't trust him and tries to make Andrea leave with her, but she stays. When she sees the aquarium with heads, including the survivor who had been rescued along with them, and a trapped girl, she is sure how sick he is.

[@HenzoW-cf3mh]

The show Governor is 10x better than the comic version, but they did tame him quite a bit. They still kept him as a psychopath which is good but they could’ve actually have him do the torture stuff instead of only implying he could. It would have been crazy to see him chop Glenn’s hand off in the end just bc he was in a bad mood after Michonne’s drama. They could’ve had it that instead of recruiting Tyreese’s group he tortures them instead after finding out they just came from the prison. Allen and Ben die as a result but Tyreese is a tank and he doesn’t die yet. That would’ve been cool. The final battle was great but not enough deaths from Rick’s side, they indirectly died which doesn’t count. The deaths that should’ve been: Herschel, Beth (spare us of the Hospital arc), Oscar the prisoner, and Milton. The rest are just background characters who were from Woodbury. Those are kinda the only things I would have liked to see, besides removing his love story with Andrea.

[@rydergilbertson6803]

Im reading the rise of the governor novel not comic, and brian blake is philip blakes brother. But brian kills phillip taking his identity and the governor name in woodbury

[@cressingham6903]

One of few cases in which the television/movie adaptation is completely better than the source materiel.

[@darioscomicschool1111]

Thanks for your 2 Cents!

[@xaldrexane]

There is one thing they should have kept about the governor from the comics to the show and that is his death The rage this man inspires in me is real and venomous despite the fact he's pure fiction

[@NorvilleRogers-e9r]

CAN YOU READ THE BOOKS (BOOKS, NOT COMICS, WITHOUT F PICTURES) AND STOP GUESSING SOMETHING THAT WAS EXPLAINED 100% BY AN ORIGINAL AUTHOR.

[@davidmiller8812]

That took years after the original comics and also this is his thoughts

[@arkinyte13]

I think you’d like Swampthing foe Anton Arcane.

[@JohnnyG556]

What’s the songs name playing on the video

[@JGoblin]

Will you do the Whispered in a future?

[@mr.rogues4145]

Not sure, Negan seems more likely if anything.

[@JGoblin]

I love Negan in both version🔥 and what you about the hunters from season 5?

[@mediabaron2416]

"Just imagine if that happened to Doctor Doom or The Joker." You know I have seen this happen to a major super villain before. In Thanos (2016) #7, Thanos, the Mad Titan himself, becomes a powerless space hobo. It was a kind of surreal thing to read. To see someone usually so high and mighty at their absolute lowest. Can make for an interesting character study though.

[@goblintributemaker2539]

They followed that story up with an arc showing that a future version of Thanos slaughtered everything in the entire universe with his bare hands. I think Thanos worship among people has reached a boiling point for me.

[@tayojones9460]

True. I like Thanos, but he needs to be retired. He keeps showing up everywhere and it is getting old.

[@goblintributemaker2539]

@@tayojones9460 Well they did kill him off in the comics so that's progress. Hopefully, people kind of forget about him for a while after Avengers Endgame comes out.

[@devinweathers7520]

Must say the governor the tv series version is quite superb through his journey and tragedy I erwatch the episodes and at least Made my antagonists decent

[@castantino]

Would be interested in something about Dick Tracy Villains (the comic versions not the movie). If nothing else I'd like to hear what your opinions are of the classic rogues gallery. Also, another awesome video

[@Ali-ii8il]

Please make an underrated superhero video

[@srstriker6420]

I guess you have seen Glass yet?

[@mr.rogues4145]

No I haven't.

[@srstriker6420]

Mr. Rogues well I recommend you should, but first you need to see unbreakable 2000 and Split.

[@nathanmarshall745]

Blake? Could've sworn his name was Phillip/Brian

[@theragnarok8896]

Phillip/Brian Blake

[@tomhibbert6486]

New series?

[@mr.rogues4145]

Maybe, maybe not - we'll see.

[@Vpopov81]

searched for this bc i loved the characterr

[@promnightdumpsterbaby9553]

The greatest hero of the show

[@patrickwebb7311]

Hey, you do videos you want to do. Those will have the most passion and we'll all enjoy them.

[@angiescott9692]

I couldn't agree more!! I love the Governor, and I hate Negan on the show. I feel conflicted about Negan in the graphic novel

[@hardcorebatmanfan7591]

Top 5 Bane Stories ?

[@barcalona55]

Lol this guy really hates the comics governor. Comics governor is better IMO just because he is more evil. What makes a villain so good is their evilness. He graped michonne, killed Lori and Judith, chops rick’s hand.

[@PostCrisisRH]

Yeah he literally just disregards a whole backstory just because its novels. That’s literally chopping off part of his character and just giving us the crazy one.

[@scotia7326]

Hey Rogues, what do you think of the telltale games Walking Dead? In my opinion far superior to the comics and tv series, ever think about doing videos on that?

[@mr.rogues4145]

I actually haven't played those.

[@joshuaashby4720]

Can you do Negan next?

[@mr.rogues4145]

Maybe, or at least at some point.

[@sarafontanini7051]

wanna see more of these types of vids, cmparing different versions of characters between adaptations Also I think it'd be interesting if you looked at non-superhero comics related heroes and villains, such as maanga characters. Dragoonball, One Piece and My hero Academia are pretty close to the typical Superheroes vs Supervillains style you're used to, just in different ways, and overall I'd lvoe to see what you'd feel about say My Hero Acdemia's League of Villains and Stain or One Piece's Enel/Eneru and Crocodile or even Dragonball's Frieza and Cell

[@1kidnamedfinger]

2:20 *tom brady enters the chat*

[@youngmindelevation1176]

Also Thomas Richards from the comic books in the prison arc looks like David Morrissey (Governor) and the Governor in the comic books looks exactly like Tomas from the prison on the show ‼️‼️‼️‼️‼️‼️

[@truehuntergamer2696]

😂😂😂😂😂

[@armiproductions5680]

I think i found Nick Fury's brother?

[@mr.rogues4145]

His evil twin brother.

[@Z3AL316]

Actually David Morressey with the eyepatch looks a lot like the original nick fury from the comics, before they made him African American

[@gionatanayele]

The very villain of the twd universe..most in the comics

[@mahditeymuri5650]

well i suggest you read new coimcs about him he's on top and got more depth than ever before even more in Walking Dead Series

[@truehuntergamer2696]

U mean the backstories novels?

[@mahditeymuri5650]

@@truehuntergamer2696 no he really does have novel

[@AndresFnt]

I never read the book but as a viewer of the AMC series I think its pretty obvious Negan is a reboot of this character. I prefer this guy to Negan bec Negan was the same guy turned up to 11 who was a dictator douchbag coward how the comic Gov is….

[@arlwithac9285]

Yeah he’s much better in the show.

[@Lakefront_Khan]

Ok there's nothing wrong with kissing your child on the lips.......just not open mouth.......or with tongue.

[@вискипятьдва]

I stopped watching the series after they killed him xaxa

[@R.Williamss]

Tv version is better

[@tayojones9460]

Where the hell are my comments?

[@goblintributemaker2539]

Huh?

[@tayojones9460]

I left a comment on here talking about the video, but it did not appear. I tried leaving it again but install don't see. Two comments and they did not show up. Do you see them, because I do not.

[@goblintributemaker2539]

@@tayojones9460 I don't see them either but how did this comment show up then?

[@tayojones9460]

Maybe the reply button was being a dick and not showing my comments.

[@goblintributemaker2539]

@@tayojones9460 Well maybe it heard you because they seem to be showing up now.

[@frogglen6350]

Shit. I didn't know you read Walking Dead comics

[@mr.rogues4145]

I sure do, Glen my boy!

[@azrasashima3733]

they might as well hide the likes too, just looks terrible now.

[@josuedanielduenasbolanos6267]

The governor in the show was better than the comic and nigan in the comic was better than the show

[@kerchydaproductions6384]

I bought a Governor action figure at GameStop back in 2015 or so and I stopped watching the show by than because I got bored with it I thought if I bought the figure maybe it would be a collectors item ten or twenty years down the road but Hell who knows it a cool figure.

[@foreverbored1713]

My Dude i dont want To bring down your dreams but a figure from GAMESTOP isn't gonna become a collector item 😂

[@Fallenmichael81]

The Governor in the comics looks like Danny trejo 1:26