The Walking Dead Volume 7: The Calm Before...

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"In a world populated by the dead, we are forced to finally start living." Robert Kirkman's zombie epic, drawn by Charlie Adlard...

Among zombies, gore and dystopian action, the bigger questions find their way. The ethics, morals and meaning of everything. Kirkman still gets it. Very good too. I cannot recommend this series enough. Read!

- Roger Bengtsson, Icon 1931

Foreword by Herman Geijers

"It is impossible to imagine the horror of being the only survivor in a dead world. But I still think that beyond the purely physical needs — food, warmth, fluids and sleep — safety is the biggest problem. Meeting the physical needs is of course life decisive, but what survival really depends on is how much mental stress you can handle, because if the psyche is not working, you will have a hard time making the right decisions and getting what you need.

Being able to handle social situations in a good way and resolve conflicts is what has made humans the top of the food chain, something that is clearly evident when you read The Walking Dead. But The Walking Dead also shows the dire consequences when a group doesn't work - and what can happen when someone doesn't feel part of it."

- Herman Geijers