(COMIC DUBS) The Walking Dead Comic Dub Series by Psycho Cat

Michonne is strong-willed, introverted, practical, and skeptical. She is constantly surveying her surroundings and is quick to size up a situation and its potential dangers. She is very skeptical of seemingly good people and situations and takes everything at face value.

Despite her introversion due to post-apocalyptic trauma, Michonne claims to have once been quite gregarious. With this internal conflict, Michonne, perhaps to a fault, too easily falls in love with men she interacts with. Her true self is further repressed each time her lovers meet their fates, despite Michonne knowing full well how short life can be in the new world.

Michonne acknowledges just how far gone she is, and this constantly pains her. From losing all of her past lovers to abandoning her children, she has become someone she hates. She often exclaims her disdain for being seen as strong, because she thinks others see her as nothing more than a warrior and a weapon. Despite this, she is extremely loyal to her friends and has developed a very close relationship with the Grimes family.

Michonne tends to work alone and quietly, but still fights for the survivors' defense as strong as the other active defenders. She is frequently referred to and perceived by the other characters as one of the strongest members of the survivors, and frequently participates in the violent, but necessary, actions of the group, such as the conflict against the Governor and his henchmen. Her participation in the torture and slaughter of the Hunters showed a much more detached side of her than ever before. She admits in her imaginary conversations with her boyfriend that she cares for the group, showing that some humanity remains despite her torturous experiences. Michonne has shown from her break-down after torturing the Governor that she is still capable of vulnerability.

Despite her experiences, Michonne has proved her worth to the group, not only in her practical skills with her katana but also in her constant participation in moving the survivors forward and keeping the group safe. She is the only survivor who arrived post-prison and pre-Woodbury. She remains a vital member of the survivors. Douglas Monroe appointed her constable along with Rick Grimes shortly after their arrival at the Alexandria Safe-Zone. During the war against the Saviors, Michonne proved to be valuable soldier. After the Battle of Hilltop, she went to fish with Oceanside.

Gender:

Female

Hair:

Black (Graying)

Age:

Late 30s to Early 40s (Issue 127)

Early to Mid 60s (Issue 193)

Occupation:

Private Practice Lawyer (Pre-Apocalypse)

Former Constable for the Alexandria Safe-Zone (Post-Apocalypse)

Former Soldier for the Militia (Post-Apocalypse)

Former Fisherwoman at Oceanside (Post-Apocalypse)

Former Lawyer at the Commonwealth (Post-Apocalypse)

High Court Judge at the Commonwealth (Post-Apocalypse)

Family:

Colette Hawthorne - Daughter (Deceased)

Elodie Hawthorne - Daughter

(Unnamed) - 2 Sisters

(Unnamed) - Brother

Dominic Hawthorne - Ex-Husband (Deceased)

Mike - Former Boyfriend (Deceased)

Tyreese - Former Boyfriend (Deceased)

Morgan Jones - Former Lover (Deceased)

Ezekiel - Ex-Boyfriend (Deceased)

(Unnamed) - Grandson

(Unnamed) - Son-In-Law

First Appearance:

Issue 19

Last Appearance:

Issue 193

Accent: Southern American/Famer

For Hershel Greene, we, unfortunately, have to recast him. I'm hoping the voice is somewhat similar to the original voice in our dubs! However, you can also try out your own take on the character that would fit!

Here's a video for reference: https://youtu.be/KKkZAoMFv9o?t=10

Despite his grumpy and cold demeanor, for a significant amount of time Hershel ultimately served as the moral center of the survivors. The man was quick to help people whenever they were in need while also spreading his influence of hope and reassurance, all the while wanting nothing but the best for most of the people around him.

Whilst giving off an outwardly stern and cold appearance, he was a gentle man at heart, as he loved his family and nature; he only ever wanted the best for everyone close to him. He became a deeply religious man after the passing of his wife, and it's shown that his main and only reason for life since his her passing was the protection and survival of his children.

Hershel grew up at the farm and because of his love of the animals around him, aspired to be a veterinarian, which he later went to college for out in the city. He ended up staying in the city where he met the girl of his dreams, whom he later married and had seven children with. The two of them started up a business together, with his wife handling the financial end while he would be handling the physical end (caring for the animals and performing on them).

After his wife had passed, he had desperately tried to hold onto life by forcing himself to become increasingly more religious, and yet even despite this, he remained an emotional wreck, being convinced that his life now was empty even with his sons and daughters by his side. The business that they had operated soon fell apart despite his best efforts to keep it alive. Soon after, he began to take into consideration his father's last wishes, which were to look after the farm and tend to what needed to be done on a daily basis. With nothing else left in his life, he had decided to follow this wish and a year after his wife's passing, moved back to this childhood home along with his children (who would help him with the various daily tasks) to start his lifestyle anew.

He and the children continued to run the farm, with the youngest continuing to attend school until they graduated, and some of the older ones attending college at one point or another - all of which he gladly paid for. They still couldn't shy away from their required tasks however, as their father didn't feel like he needed to do all of it alone. As in the past, he continued to raise all of his children under a religious household.

Gender: MaleHair: GrayAge:

Late 50s

Occupation:

Veterinarian (Pre-Apocalypse)

Farmhand and Head of the Greene Family Farm (Pre- and Post-Apocalypse)

Group Medic (Post-Apocalypse)

Member of Committee of Prison Survivors (Post-Apocalypse)

Family:

(Unnamed) - Former Wife 

Maggie Greene - Daughter

Billy Greene - Son 

Lacey Greene - Daughter 

Arnold Greene - Son 

Susie Greene - Daughter 

Rachel Greene - Daughter 

Shawn Greene - Son 

Hershel Greene - Grandson

Sophia Grimes - Adoptive Granddaughter

Glenn - Son-In-Law 

Andrea Grimes - Adoptive Great-Granddaughter

Carl Grimes - Adoptive Grandson-In-Law

First Appearance:

Issue 10

Last Appearance:

Issue 48

Death Issue:

Issue 48

Series Lifespan:

#10 to #48

Ethnicity:

Caucasian-American

Abraham is a brave, pragmatic and short tempered man who thrives in the heat of combat. He greatly enjoys a good fight. On the exterior, he appears to be a violent, cold and detached man, but beneath that facade he is very sensitive and suffers extreme guilt for previous murders and killings. He is desperate for emotional support, which he initially gets from Rosita and later from Holly.

Though initially hostile to the Survivors, believing them too inexperienced with the apocalypse, and a hindrance in his mission of delivering Eugene to Washington, D.C., he grew to accept them, and become the group's main enforcer, replacing the hole left by Tyreese's death. He also formed a close bond with Rick, relating to his experiences of family loss in the apocalypse, even after the two clashed for leadership in their first meetings together.

After Eugene revealed himself as a liar, telling the group that he is not actually a scientist, and has no clue what caused the apocalypse, Abraham loses confidence in himself. This causes him to step-down from his joint leadership role with Rick, believing Rick to be a more capable leader, and he settles as Rick's second in command, helping Rick make any important decisions, but, not involving himself too much in group matters.

It is also revealed that Abraham never loved one of his traveling companions, Rosita, despite telling her so, and was only with her for her comfort seeing as she was the only woman around. He decides to cheat on her by sleeping with an Alexandria Safe-Zone resident, Holly, after saving her life. He tells Rosita that he only formed a romantic relationship with her because he did not want to be lonely, and that she felt like the last woman on Earth to him, in a way doing it out of pity for her. However, in his dying moments, Abraham tells Eugene that he wants him to look after Rosita, saying he just wants her to be happy like he was with Holly, never wishing to hurt her despite seemingly wanting to before his final moments.

Gender

Male

Hair

Red

Age

Mid 40s

Occupation

Sergeant in the U.S. Army (Pre-Apocalypse)

Sports Coach (Pre-Apocalypse)

Former Leader of his own group (Post-Apocalypse)

Construction Foreman for the Alexandria Safe-Zone (Post-Apocalypse)

Family

(Unnamed) - Son †

(Unnamed) - Daughter †

Beth Ford - Ex-Wife †

Rosita Espinosa - Ex-Girlfriend †

Holly - Girlfriend †

First Appearance

Issue 53

Last Appearance

Issue 99 (Corpse)

Death Issue

Issue 98

Cause of Death

Shot through the eye with a crossbow bolt by Dwight.

Status

Dead

Series Lifespan

#53 to #98

Ethnicity

Caucasian-American

Eugene's greatest strength is his large intellect. On multiple different occasions Eugene has displayed great feats of intellect, such as being able to use factory equipment to craft bullets and heal wounds such as gunshots with relative ease. Eugene's intellect makes him a great asset to the group, with him often being kept away from the action in order to keep him safe, a notion Eugene does not always approve of. In recent times Eugene has used his intellect to help build Alexandria into a thriving beacon of hope in the harsh post-apocalyptic world, being able to design buildings such as mills for the community. Mercer also notices that Eugene is "Smart. Like, Build-a-new-car-if-given-the-time smart."

During the early months of the apocalypse, Eugene realized his intelligence would not be enough for him to be able to survive in the post-apocalyptic world. Knowing he is not a great fighter or a very brave person, Eugene used his ability to tell convincing lies to others in order to survive the undead. Deciding to call himself a top government scientist with knowledge on how the zombie outbreak started, Eugene manipulated Abraham Ford and Rosita Espinosa into protecting him from threats with the false promise that Washington, D.C. was a safe area, thus ensuring his continued survival in the post-apocalyptic world with little effort needed on his part.

Once Eugene's lies eventually caught up to him, he decided to rethink his way of living in the post-apocalyptic world. When a herd breached the Alexandria Safe-Zone, Eugene showed increased bravery in the face of danger and stood his ground while fighting off numerous zombies alongside his fellow survivors.

During the war against the Saviors, Eugene became one of Alexandria's most important people by using his intellect to craft bullets for Rick Grimes and the other survivors to use against Negan and his Saviors. Even after he was captured by Negan and interrogated, Eugene refused to surrender any information to them despite his own life being threatened, wanting to prove himself useful and not wanting Abraham's death at the hands of the Saviors to mean nothing.

After the two-year timeskip, Eugene became a valuable asset to the communities and was determined to prove himself. Eugene contributed greatly to Alexandria's reconstruction, even helping design the windmill and Heath's prosthetic leg. During this time, Eugene and Rosita officially become a couple and are soon expecting a child, although Eugene quickly learns it isn't his. Despite this, he vows to raise it as his own. Unfortunately, Rosita is killed during the Whisperer War before she can give birth, leading Eugene to once again start producing bullets in order to satisfy his need for revenge against the Whisperers. At the same time, he repairs an old radio and ends up contacting another community; The Commonwealth. He meets the woman he spoke with on the radio, Stephanie, and eventually starts a relationship with her.

Following the conflict with The Commonwealth and the death of Rick Grimes, Eugene was working on the idea of restarting old trains to make long-distance travel between communities easier. 25 years later, he's still working on the same concept and by the end of the final issue, Eugene is seen re-uniting the east and west with a functioning train line for the first time since before the Trials. Throughout all of this, Eugene, according to Carl, talks a lot about his supposed declining health and seems to believe he doesn't have long to live.

Gender

Male

Hair

Blond

Age

Early 40s (Issue 192)

Mid 60s (Issue 193)

Occupation

High School Science Teacher (Pre-Apocalypse)

Former Head of the Herd-Duty Crew (Post-Apocalypse)

Former Head of the Ammo Crew (Post-Apocalypse)

Head of the Western Railroad Construction Crew (Post-Apocalypse)

Family

Rosita Espinosa - Late Wife †

(Unnamed) - Unborn Adopted Child †

Stephanie - Late Girlfriend †

First Appearance

Issue 53

Last Appearance

Issue 193

Status

Alive

Series Lifespan

#53 to #193

Ethnicity

Caucasian-American

Douglas was a Democratic U.S. Congressman from the state of Ohio before the outbreak occurred. This position gained him and his family a spot in the Alexandria Safe-Zone when the outbreak started. He was invited by his best friend Alexander Davidson, who worked as security liaison in the white house.

Being the leader of the Alexandria Safe-Zone, Douglas was respected by many of the residents there and was called a good leader on many different occasions. However, Douglas was very fond of attractive women and placed them in the highest positions in the community. Women who caught his interest, like Andrea, were often targeted by him. Meaning that he followed them around and tried to flirt with them, trying to get them to become his girlfriend, even though he was married to Regina. He considered his marriage to her "political" and they were only still together for his benefit. However, after Regina's death at the hands of Pete Anderson, he regrets these advances deeply, blaming himself for her death and going into a deep state of depression. This depression would later prove to be his fatal undoing.

Despite his advances towards women, Douglas deeply cared for the Alexandria Safe-Zone community and he would do anything to protect it. When Rick accused him of not being a good leader, Douglas told him of the time he murdered his best friend, Alexander Davidson, to protect the community, saying that his actions caused people's deaths and he simply could not allow it to go on. He also threatens to murder Rick when he attacks and assaults Peter Anderson, saying he does not want another Davidson situation. His disgust of Davidson is so great, that the very mention of his name makes him very angry and aggressive, as evidenced when he attacked Heath, after he said Davidson's name. This is also one of the few times Douglas is shown to be angry, as he has a very calm nature and is able to keep his cool in the most extreme situations.

Douglas is also shown to be a very capable leader, putting personal differences aside in the benefit of the community. This is shown when Rick asks him if he knew of Pete's abusive nature, to which he replies he has and the only reason he has not acted against it is because Pete is a doctor and an extremely valuable asset to the community. Though this judgement proved to be a mistake and caused Regina's death and as such, Douglas saw himself not fit to lead anymore, handing the position to Rick.

Gender

Male

Hair

Gray/Shaved head

Age

Late 60s

Occupation

U.S. Congressman of Ohio (Pre-Apocalypse)

Former Leader of the Alexandria Safe-Zone (Post-Apocalypse)

Family

Regina Monroe - Late Wife †

Spencer Monroe - Son †

First Appearance

Issue 70

Last Appearance

Issue 83

Death Issue

Issue 83

Cause of Death

Devoured by zombies.

Status

Dead

Series Lifespan

#70 to #83

Ethnicity

Caucasian-American

Gabriel Stokes was the reverend of a regional community church. Not much of his personality or life before the outbreak has been revealed. The only detail given by the reverend was when he admitted to Rick and the rest of the group that during the initial zombie outbreak, he locked the doors to his church due to his own cowardice and allowed a whole group of survivors to be killed by roamers.

Gabriel claimed he had been living in the church's safety since the beginning of the epidemic, but the validity of his story, especially considering that it had been a full year since the outbreak began when the group encountered him, is questionable. Forced from the church due to dwindling supplies, Gabriel set out into the surrounding countryside and eventually ran into Rick Grimes and his group while they were on the road.

The group encountered Gabriel on the road at a chaotic time, in the aftermath of losing the prison to the Governor and during the heartbreaking dilemma involving the twins. Thus, the survivors were initially very suspicious of his presence and story, and did not trust him due to their weariness of other human survivors and conflict among the group. Gabriel tried to comfort them with his obvious appearance as a religious man, but most of them visibly expressed open distrust or disbelief of his presence and mannerisms. The moral dilemma involving Ben and Billy, and Dale's eventual fatal bite allowed Gabriel to blend into the group without too much difficulty as Rick and the other leaders were focused on the more pressing matters at hand. When it was discovered that Ben had killed Billy, Gabriel conducted prayers for the burial of both of the children.

Eventually, Gabriel led the survivors to his church for shelter while searching for the missing Dale, who had disappeared the night before. Rick eventually confronted Gabriel in the church, accusing him of being somehow involved in the disappearance of Dale and threatened him with violence. Gabriel then revealed his true story before meeting the group in tears. He expressed extreme remorse and guilt when he explained that he only survived several months alone in the church by turning away his followers and any other local civilians when the zombie attacks started. His main focus, he tried to emphasize to Rick, was to try and keep some spiritual faith for himself and the survivors, a sentiment which unfortunately was largely not shared. It did not take long for the group to soon discover a group of human Hunters were stalking them. The conflict escalated when Glenn was shot in the leg from afar when he and the others tried to rescue Dale, who was discovered partially mutilated in the front of the church entrance.

Gabriel was soon forced by Rick, Andrea, Michonne, and Abraham Ford to accompany them in finding the whereabouts of the Hunters, as he was the only member of their group who was familiar with the local area. When the group found the Hunters, Gabriel watched in horror as the group, led by Rick, brutally mutilated and murdered them in violent retaliation for their stalking and near fatal attacks on Dale and Glenn. Gabriel vocally expressed shock and outrage at their murder but Rick told him he was no better than them for turning people away from the church, silencing the reverend into submission.

Gender

Male

Hair

Black

Age

Late 30s

Occupation

Priest (Pre- and Post-Apocalypse)

Soldier for the Militia (Post-Apocalypse)

Family

Unknown

First Appearance

Issue 61

Last Appearance

Issue 159 (Cover)

Death Issue

Issue 158

Cause of Death

Gutted by Beta and left to be devoured by zombies.

Status

Dead

Series Lifespan

#61 to #158

Ethnicity

African-American

Regina was a seemingly calm, mature older woman, who apparently could also be hot-tempered at times, but not much is known about Regina's past history, aside from the facts that she was the wife of Douglas, and the mother of Spencer. Her marriage with Douglas was seemingly strained, and had apparently turned more politically motivated than anything else. This was easily observable by their apparent hidden disdain of one another.

Regina continuously helped Douglas with running the Alexandria Safe-Zone; from helping with new members, as well as throwing parties. She was also very suspicious of Rick Grimes and his group of survivors wanting to join their community. Regina stated to Douglas that she trusted only him and Aaron in the zone, but she did not like seeing the new guests, and was afraid that they would try and overthrow Douglas's leadership. She was shown to have been be very fearful of Rick when Heath mentioned the thought that he might wind up being another Davidson.

According to Douglas, their marriage was a political one and that they had only remained together for the sake of their child, so as to give them parental stability. It was never revealed if she knew of her husband's fixation on Andrea, or any of the other women that he had placed into high positions. Despite what Douglas said about the two of them having a loveless marriage, Andrea believed it was just lies.

While deciding on what to do with Scott's body, Regina, Rick, Douglas, Heath, and the rest of the survivors who were present at the time were approached by an enraged Pete, who was intending to kill Rick for what he had done to him and his family. Regina attempted to step in on the conflict by trying to calm Pete down. This, however, turned out to be her fatal mistake; as Pete slashed her throat with his knife, mortally wounding her. Pete was killed shortly after by Rick, who had been granted Douglas's permission to do so. It was revealed after her death, to Aaron, that Regina did most likely know of Douglas's affairs, but kept quiet out of either loyalty or love, or maybe both. He regretted treating her badly and his numerous affairs that he had put her through.

Gender

Female

Hair

Grey

Age

Late 50s to Early 60s

Occupation

Unknown

Family

Douglas Monroe - Husband †

Spencer Monroe - Son †

First Appearance

Issue 70

Last Appearance

Issue 78 (Corpse)

Death Issue

Issue 77 (Alive)

Issue 78 (Before Reanimation, Off-Panel)

Cause of Death

Throat accidentally sliced open by Peter Anderson. (Alive)

Put down by an Alexandria resident. (Before Reanimation, Off-Panel)

Status

Dead

Series Lifespan

#70 to #77

Ethnicity

Caucasian-American

He is a resident of the Alexandria Safe-Zone, alongside his parents Douglas and Regina Monroe. Spencer is a rather hesitant man who has ideas, but can't carry them out to the best of his abilities. He is somewhat on Rick Grimes' side after the death of his father, though after the Saviors become involved, Spencer is entirely against Rick and his actions. He served as the secondary antagonist of Volume 19: March To War.

Spencer was born to, and raised by, Regina and Douglas. It can be assumed that because of his father's high ranking government position, he enjoyed a lavish lifestyle (which resulted in him developing a spoiled demeanor). At some point within the outbreak, he, his parents, and other survivors met up in Alexandria, Virginia and formed the Alexandria Safe-Zone.

He was first seen in Issue 72, at the party for the survivors celebrating their arrival. He was very friendly to Andrea and was very interested in how she changed from being a clerk in a lawyer's office to an excellent marksman. He added afterwards that the people here are easily bored and it's the reason they hear things so quickly. He then insists she should show a demonstration of her shooting skills sometimes.

He's considered very handsome by both Barbara and Olivia. Barbara speculates he could be homosexual like Aaron and Eric. Douglas has referred to Andrea that he and Regina stay together because of the kids (meaning Spencer).

Gender

Male

Hair

Blond

Age

26 (Issue 73)

27 (Issue 111)

Occupation

Unknown

Family

Regina Monroe - Mother †

Douglas Monroe - Father †

First Appearance

Issue 72

Last Appearance

Issue 112 (Corpse)

Death Issue

Issue 111

Cause of Death

Disemboweled by Negan. (Alive)

Put down by Seth. (Before Reanimation, Off-Panel)

Status

Dead

Series Lifespan

#72 to #111

Ethnicity

Caucasian-American

Heath is introduced as a man who cares utmost about the lives of his fellow residents around him, as shown when Scott was hurt, but has also been portrayed as cynical and judgmental. Heath is a guy who keeps to himself. He is somewhat aloof, and very rational. His words are few, but it has been shown that his thoughts are big. He has been shown to be intelligent, cynical, and likes to do things himself. Even with Denise, he was often reluctant to talk. Interestingly, Heath is always the first to vocalize criticisms and flaws, both in people and plans.

He is a resident and a supply runner of the Alexandria Safe-Zone. After Rick's arrival, Heath was initially wary of him but over time begins to respect him and his leadership. In the middle of the war against the Saviors, Heath loses his left leg in a grenade explosion. Following an incident with the Whisperers, Heath joins the militia.

He originally seemed to possess a cold nature, however he was quickly shown to care deeply for his friends, as evidenced by his loyalty to Scott and Denise during their final moments and his condolences given to Aaron after the death of Eric. However, Heath is very rational and refuses to allow the emotions that compel him to be caring to dictate what is logical, as seen during his first supply run with Glenn when he stated that, even though he was desperate to get back to Scott, he thought it more important to focus on getting the supplies needed no matter how long it took.

He's lately been showed to feel useless since he lost his leg, and looks forward to bad days like when the mega herd attacked Alexandria. He wants to do good to help people out. He also was shown to be more open, humorous, and laid back, sharing his feelings with Eugene and joking that they are "so fucked up."

Gender

Male

Hair

Black

Age

Late 20s (Issue 127)

Early 50s (Issue 193)

Occupation

Former Supply Runner for the Alexandria Safe-Zone (Post-Apocalypse)

Former Soldier for the Militia (Post-Apocalypse)

Former Member of the Herd-Duty Crew (Post-Apocalypse)

Family

Denise Cloyd - Late Girlfriend †

First Appearance

Issue 69

Last Appearance

Issue 192

Status

Alive

Series Lifespan

#69 to #192

Ethnicity

African-American

He is one of the original residents of Alexandria Safe-Zone, formally working as a recruiter. He worked with Eric, who was his work partner and boyfriend. Aaron was responsible for bringing Rick and the Survivors into Alexandria and developed a close bond with the group, making Aaron one of Rick's most trusted allies. Following the Whisperer War, Aaron became Paul Monroe's boyfriend and they moved together to the Hilltop Colony. Several years after Rick's death, Aaron and Paul moved to live by a riverbank.

Not much is known about Aaron's life prior to or as the outbreak began, except that he may have been in a relationship with Eric before the outbreak occurred. It is also possible that Aaron lived in or near Alexandria before the outbreak. It is also known that he graduated from an unspecified college shortly before the outbreak began. Around the same time, he met and began dating a man who was interested in basketball; what became of him during or after the outbreak is unknown.

Aaron was among one of the original survivors in the Alexandria Safe-Zone along with his boyfriend, Eric. The leader of Alexandria, Douglas Monroe, found Aaron to be one of his most trusted allies. Aaron's duty in the safe-zone was to recruit outsider survivors for Alexandria with Eric protecting him. Aaron and Eric would search for new survivors and they would observe their behavior and determine if they were safe enough to be a part of the community. Aaron would then approach the survivors unarmed while Eric stood by, ready to defend Aaron. Those who accepted Aaron's offer would travel with him and Eric to Alexandria and meet Douglas, who would ultimately decide if they could stay in Alexandria.

While out recruiting, Aaron and Eric found a large group of survivors led by Rick Grimes as they were traveling from Georgia to Washington and decided to approach them. Surprised and afraid of an attack, Rick punched Aaron, knocking him out. The group ties Aaron up and interrogates him after regaining consciousness. Aaron reveals to Rick and his group an invitation to "audition for membership" into the safe-zone. Rick was suspicious of Aaron's calm and friendly behavior, reminding him of his encounter with the Governor. However, Michonne supports Aaron's claims, believing he is nothing like the Governor. During this, a herd roams into the area. Glenn unties Aaron and gives him a gun - allowing Aaron to help defend the group. Aaron offers back the gun and to be tied back up. This action helps Rick decide to follow Aaron back to Alexandria.

On their way to the city, the group spots Eric on his four-runner. With the group becoming alarmed, Aaron reveals Eric to be his work partner. Enraged now learning that they were being spied on and that there were others out there with them, Rick demands to know how many more are out with them. Aaron claims it's just Eric. After Aaron and Eric share a quick embrace, the group spots a flare coming from the city. Aaron reveals that its one of their own and they're in trouble. Entering the city, Aaron finds Alexandria's supply runners, Heath and Scott surrounded by roamers, with Scott having a broken leg. The group rescues them and they all arrive at the gates of Alexandria. After entering, Aaron asks Rick to speak with Douglas Monroe and have an interview about staying in Alexandria.

Following the acceptance of the Survivors, Douglas Monroe throws a welcoming party for the Survivors. Aaron and Eric attend the party, gaining the attention of some of the gossiping women of Alexandria - claiming Aaron and Eric are having a three-way with Douglas Monroe's handsome son, Spencer. After the party, Aaron and Eric returned outside the safe-zone for another recruiting mission. This time, Aaron and Eric took two of Maggie Greene's horses.

Gender

Male

Hair

Blond

Age

Early 30s (Issue 67)

Mid 50s (Issue 193)

Occupation

Former Recruiter for the Alexandria Safe-Zone (Post-Apocalypse)

Former Soldier for the Militia (Post-Apocalypse)

Former Member of the Herd-Duty Crew (Post-Apocalypse)

Farmer (Post-Apocalypse)

Family

Eric - Late Boyfriend †

Paul Monroe - Boyfriend

First Appearance

Issue 67

Last Appearance

Issue 193

Status

Alive

Series Lifespan

#67 to #193

Ethnicity

Caucasian-American