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Robert Kirkman

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Title	:	The Walking Dead, Vol. 4: The Heart's Desire (The Walking Dead (Collected Editions) #4)
Author	:	Robert Kirkman
Book Format	:	Comics
Book Edition	:	First Edition
Pages	:	Pages: 136 pages
Published	:	April 21st 2009 by Image Comics (first published November 30th 2005)
Categories	:	Sequential Art. Graphic Novels. Comics. Horror. Zombies. Fiction. Graphic Novels Comics

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This comic reads like it's been written by a 15 year old boy with a constant erection. The Walking Dead is a great premise poorly executed. The characters are insipid, with no defining qualities to empathise with. The plot rapidly and repeatedly flits between killing and sex, with little meaning or worthwhile emotion given to either. This volume is particularly bad, portraying every character as sex-crazed. Almost every adult character has had sex, often with different partners, as if in a world of only 20 people everyone would just naturally and happily pair off. Carol has now had sex with Tyrese, kissed Lori and kissed Rick. It has the plot of a Jilly Cooper novel, with everyone wildly having sex with everyone at the drop of a hat, and talking in the most clichéd way possible about their sexual desire and exploits. I don't deny the importance of characters having sex, and appreciate it's an animal instinct that could offer some rare enjoyment in an apocalyptic world, but the frequency and tactlessness is ridiculous. Their friends are dying all around them, and yet they still have wild sexual urges. I'm pretty sure that's not how grief works. The female characters are so paper-thin and sex hungry that it feels like the writers have never actually met a woman in real life. When they do attempt philosophy or feelings, it's written in the most formulaic clichéd way, it makes my skin crawl. The action moves so quickly from one death to the next, that often characters aren't even around long enough to learn their name, let alone get remotely invested in them, and therefore as a reader you simply don't care when they die.

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Original Title:	The Walking Dead, Vol. 4: The Heart's Desire
ISBN:	1582405301 (ISBN13: 9781582405308)
Edition Language:	English
Series:	The Walking Dead (Collected Editions) #4

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Some people arent meant for this new world; theyre too weak, too stupid and too useless. Theyre walking spoilers because its so obvious that they will be the next to die. But, for every idiot that dies, everyone else get tougher. They learn from the fatalistic mistakes of the fallen: they learn never to fall into the same trap. Ricks already a hard bastard, and this is only the fourth chapter, Im looking forward to seeing how ruthless he is bound to become. Im enjoying reading this through, but

The Walking Dead Volume 4: Days of Our Undead Lives.I was excited at the start of this. Michonne is here, there is a confrontation between the prisoners and the gang. All is set for a great storyline. But what you get is drama, drama, drama. Who's sleeping with who and who blames who for someone death. And Rick's breakdown. Well the first one from memory. But I guess the cover does warn us by depicting a kiss. Everyone is on edge and having a mental breakdown. Probably not surprising given the

So much drama in this one.

Okay so this is easily my least favorite volume out of the four I've read so far. I was really excited when I saw Michonne finally get introduced, as she's one of my favorite character in the show, but her character is a total bitch in the comics and I hate that. I hate how all of the women are portrayed in these comics, but specifically in this volume, it's really bad. SPOILERS BELOWThis particular volume is full of nothing but drama. And not even the good kind of drama, but the stupid love

Honestly this volume just made me needlessly sad. Naturally I expected death. One death was justified and I was glad for it. The other death was sad, but it was pretty much background noise. I really didn't like how the breakup happened. I guess I just expected more from him than that. However, I did like the drama that unfolded once Rick found out. I still abhor Rick's wife. I haven't hated a character this much in a long time. Glenn and the girl he's with just come off as kind of weird to me.

Not my favorite. I hated how sex driven all the characters were. Sex is great, but not when people are getting bit and killed by zombies.And what's up with all the fucking drama?? Ugh

This comic reads like it's been written by a 15 year old boy with a constant erection. The Walking Dead is a great premise poorly executed. The characters are insipid, with no defining qualities to empathise with. The plot rapidly and repeatedly flits between killing and sex, with little meaning or worthwhile emotion given to either. This volume is particularly bad, portraying every character as sex-crazed. Almost every adult character has had sex, often with different partners, as if in a world