Clementine Book Three promises a "heart-wrenching finale" to The Walking Dead spinoff
Nov. 18, 2024The YA series has its roots in Telltale’s The Walking Dead games
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In the new book – written and drawn once again by Walden – it seems likeClementinehas finally found what she’s been searching for all this time: she has a safe place to live, a girlfriend, “and even a cat,” according to Skybound’s synopsis. “But nothing lasts forever. And when Clementine suffers a loss unlike anything she’s ever faced, a new mentor called The Gardener offers her a new family, and a new way of living… but at what cost?”
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“It’s been a sincere joy working with Tillie Walden on this series… but like all good things, it must come to an end!” said Alex Antone, editorial director at Skybound in a statement about the final volume. “Tillie breathed new life into Clementine and her world, and this last book absolutely decimated me in the best possible way. I can’t wait for The Walking Dead and Clementine fans to read the final chapter of this incredible story.”
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