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# The Walking Dead Vol. 1: Days Gone Bye

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The Walking Dead Vol. 1: Days Gone Bye - Kindle edition by Kirkman, Robert, Moore, Tony. Download it once and read it on your Kindle device, PC, phones or tablets. Use features like bookmarks, note taking and highlighting while reading The Walking Dead Vol. 1: Days Gone Bye.

Review: A fan of the show, now a fan of the comic - Sometimes, I want a story to stay true to the original material. Reading Kick-Ass, and then seeing the movie, I was disappointed by every change the filmmaker made. He took a deep, dark, and unique comic, and turned it into a semi-generic superhero story. However, as someone who first watched seasons 1 & 2 of the AMC TV series, and then read the first 3 volumes of The Walking Dead, I can say, I love both series equally. The comic is different form the show. Very different. Different characters, timelines, and scenarios happen. There are characters and incidents that happen in both, but often in a different context, or with different characters altogether. For me, this has made reading the comics a true joy, as the show doesn't spoil the book, and vice-versa. Art in this book is great, it's obvious they have fun drawing out the zombie battles, but it's the writing that stands out. Making these survivor characters into fleshed out personalities, and showing how people break down at the end of the world, is heart-wrenching, inspiring, and terrifying, all at once. A great read.
Review: Better than the TV Show - I was a fan of the TV Show, and I watched up until the last few season. It became ridiculous after a while. This comic has given me a fresh perspective on the story, and I love the pacing. It really is cutthroat.

## Technical Specifications

| Specification | Value |
|---------------|-------|
| ASIN  | B015XDWUN8 |
| Accessibility  | Learn more |
| Best Sellers Rank | #14,788 in Kindle Store ( See Top 100 in Kindle Store ) #1 in Zombie Graphic Novels (Kindle Store) #1 in Zombie Graphic Novels (Books) #3 in Horror Graphic Novels (Kindle Store) |
| Customer Reviews | 4.7 4.7 out of 5 stars (7,763) |
| Enhanced typesetting  | Not Enabled |
| File size  | 364.9 MB |
| Guided View  | Enabled |
| Language  | English |
| Page Flip  | Not Enabled |
| Part of Series  | The Walking Dead |
| Print length  | 146 pages |
| Publication date  | May 12, 2004 |
| Publisher  | Image - Skybound |
| Word Wise  | Not Enabled |
| X-Ray  | Not Enabled |

## Images

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## Customer Reviews

### ⭐⭐⭐⭐⭐ A fan of the show, now a fan of the comic
*by M***R on April 2, 2012*

Sometimes, I want a story to stay true to the original material. Reading Kick-Ass, and then seeing the movie, I was disappointed by every change the filmmaker made. He took a deep, dark, and unique comic, and turned it into a semi-generic superhero story. However, as someone who first watched seasons 1 & 2 of the AMC TV series, and then read the first 3 volumes of The Walking Dead, I can say, I love both series equally. The comic is different form the show. Very different. Different characters, timelines, and scenarios happen. There are characters and incidents that happen in both, but often in a different context, or with different characters altogether. For me, this has made reading the comics a true joy, as the show doesn't spoil the book, and vice-versa. Art in this book is great, it's obvious they have fun drawing out the zombie battles, but it's the writing that stands out. Making these survivor characters into fleshed out personalities, and showing how people break down at the end of the world, is heart-wrenching, inspiring, and terrifying, all at once. A great read.

### ⭐⭐⭐⭐⭐ Better than the TV Show
*by D***R on September 11, 2025*

I was a fan of the TV Show, and I watched up until the last few season. It became ridiculous after a while. This comic has given me a fresh perspective on the story, and I love the pacing. It really is cutthroat.

### ⭐⭐⭐⭐⭐ Neverending Story...
*by J***N on October 13, 2008*

... in the best sense. Volume 1 of the Walking Dead would make for a perfect zombie film in and of itself. The fact that there are already another 7 anthologies awaiting the readers seemed frankly too good to be true (I've rarely been happier to be wrong). When I read Robert Kirkman's forward to this first volume, I remembered the feeling of seeing the credits roll after my favorite movie ended, that agony of having to leave characters and places without knowing if I would ever get to see them again (this is admittedly not so much a problem for the youth of today in this age of infinite Disney sequels). The Walking Dead is an answer to that pain... Kirkman's goal is to spin a story that tells you What Happens Next. And unlike the eternal sequels we have come to expect from Hollywood, these stories aren't endless iterations on the same theme... they instead show the evolutions of each of the characters in this world after civilization's fall. Kirkman's writing is sharp and believable (at least it covered how I think people would talk if being chased by zombies). The relationships are vital and poignant, thus capturing another crucial element of the zombie genre. Tony Moore's art in this first volume is extraordinary. The story is told as much from the images and expressions of the characters as it is in the writing - Kirkman and Moore created an amazing tapestry in these first 6 issues. I was genuinely moved. Now to grouse a bit. Moore only drew the first 6 issues, contained in this volume. Other than the covers of the ensuing anthologies, that's all you get of Moore, which was a bit of a rude shock when I opened Volume Two - Charlie Adlard took the reins in Issue #7. Adlard has made the series his own, and done a great job of it, but I still miss the look and feel of those first 6 issues. That said, I think that the comic has transformed from a great idea into a worthy epic part of the Modern Zombie Canon (Simpon Pegg even pens the after-word of one of the later volumes). Now you'd better stop reading and click the "Buy" button. It's time that you met Rick.

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