@Yermom said:

TWD are comics, not a graphic novel. A graphic novel is one standalone story, like The Watchmen. TWD has multiple.issues released periodically, making them a comic.

I agree with this definition.

@Yermom said:

@Kay_Rock said:

Has anyone read those? It would be interesting to contrast and compare, particularly with how the Neegan plot line is evolving.

It would end up being a seriously spoilerish thread, so people who don't read them should enter with caution,

TWD are comics, not a graphic novel. A graphic novel is one standalone story, like The Watchmen. TWD has multiple.issues released periodically, making them a comic.

Oh so I had it backwards. Thanks for clearing up the confusion.

@Yermom said:

@Kay_Rock said:

Has anyone read those? It would be interesting to contrast and compare, particularly with how the Neegan plot line is evolving.

It would end up being a seriously spoilerish thread, so people who don't read them should enter with caution,

TWD are comics, not a graphic novel. A graphic novel is one standalone story, like The Watchmen. TWD has multiple.issues released periodically, making them a comic.

Thank you. For some reason I kept feeling like the literary quality elevated them some how and "comic" didn't quite serve. It's good to learn!