Here's Negan! - The Walking Dead Comic Dub Series By Psycho Cat Studios

AMOUNT OF ISSUES (HERE’S NEGAN) = 5 Issues

Lucille is a main character in The Walking Dead. She is the wife of Negan.

Lucille is a very sweet and kind woman. Although she can often be annoyed with her husband Negan, she still cares for him very much. She usually acts as Negan's more reasonable side and also shares some of his humor.

Not much is known about Lucille's life prior to the outbreak, other than she had a husband named Negan and she was diagnosed with cancer.

At some point after "Negan Lives", Negan travels by to hospital Lucille died at, recovered her body, and buried her at Springhaven.

Female

Black

Early 40s

Unknown

Negan - Husband

Caucasian-American

AMOUNT OF ISSUES (HERE’S NEGAN) = 1 Issue

Negan’s Mistress is involved in a very brief scene featuring sexual content (3 Panels). However, with the scene's content, there is no need to make any graphic NSFW type of sound effects. While I make every effort to treat such scenes with discretion and dignity, there is no avoiding the fact that some voice actors may have to portray sensitive or upsetting material. If this makes you too uncomfortable, please do not audition for this role. However, for those of you who do, I am always open to discussion. 

Negan's mistress is a character in The Walking Dead.

It's unknown what happened to her when the zombie apocalypse began.

Not much is known about this unnamed woman's life prior to or as the outbreak began, except that she had sex with Negan. After telling her that his wife has cancer, they broke up.

Female

Blonde

Early 40s

Unknown

Negan - Ex-Lover

Caucasian-American

AMOUNT OF ISSUES (HERE’S NEGAN) = 1 Issue

This doctor is a character in The Walking Dead.

Nothing is known about this man's life prior to the outbreak, other than he worked at Maniolaswi Valdo Hospital and was a doctor.

This man presumably evacuated the hospital along with everyone else. His whereabouts and status are unknown.

After Lucille is admitted to the hospital, this man informs her and her husband that she has been diagnosed with cancer.

Male

Black

Late 30s to Early 40s

Pre-Apocalypse

• Doctor

Unknown

African-American

AMOUNT OF ISSUES (HERE’S NEGAN) = 1 Issue

This nurse is a survivor of the outbreak in The Walking Dead.

Nothing is known about this man's life prior to the outbreak began, other than he worked in at Maniolaswi Valdo Hospital as a nurse.

At the start of the outbreak, this man rushes into Lucille's room and informs Negan that the hospital is being evacuated. He tries to get Negan to come with him, but Negan refuses to leave his wife's side. The man tells Negan to save himself, before escaping.

Male

Black

Mid to Late 20s

Pre-Apocalypse

• Nurse

Unknown

Asian-American

AMOUNT OF ISSUES (HERE’S NEGAN) = 4 Issues

Jeremy is a survivor of the outbreak in The Walking Dead.

Jeremy seemed to be a polite, intelligent, and friendly young man. He is very respectful when talking with Negan despite his vulgar nature. Despite being only thirteen, Jeremy already appeared to be getting accustomed to the apocalypse as he quickly understood how to deal with walkers. Unfortunately, Jeremy shortly dies to a walker, causing him to be the first of many people Negan couldn't save.

Nothing is known about Jeremy's life prior to the outbreak, except that he accompanied his mother to the hospital because something was wrong with her heart. He also had a crush on a girl in living in his neighborhood.

When the outbreak started, Jeremy's mother was sick and turned, however he could not go through with putting her down.

During the early stages of the apocalypse, Jeremy runs past Negan instructs him to run as well. He is later seen by Negan being cornered by zombies. Jeremy is saved by Negan and is asked to put down Lucille. Later they continue together with the purpose of getting out of the building, while bonding, but Jeremy finds his own end in the hospital parking lot when he is attacked by a zombie.

Male

Black

13

Pre-Apocalypse

• Middle School Student

(Unnamed) - Mother †

African-American

AMOUNT OF ISSUES (HERE’S NEGAN) = 1 Issues

Josh is a survivor of the outbreak in The Walking Dead. He was one of the students of Negan.

Nothing is known about Josh's life prior to or as the outbreak began, other than he was a student and Negan was his coach. He also played ping-pong as an extracurricular activity.

Negan beats Josh in ping-pong and proceeds to taunt him. In response, Josh runs off crying, much to the embarrassment of his friends.

After the outbreak, Josh's fate is unknown.

Male

Brown

Early to Mid Teens

Post-Apocalypse

• Student

Unknown

Caucasian-American

AMOUNT OF ISSUES (HERE’S NEGAN) = 2 Issues

Paul is a survivor of the outbreak in The Walking Dead.

Not much is known about Paul's life prior to or as the outbreak began, except that he was living in or near Virginia.

Paul along with his group stumble across Negan on a road. After a brief standoff, he allows Negan to join the group. They survive for several months. At one point, Paul asks Negan if he lost someone, which Negan denies. Paul later eats with the other around a campfire. Like the others, he fails to notice the walkers surrounding the group.

Paul is killed by roamers alongside the rest of his group. Before Negan leaves, he takes Paul's baseball bat, which he would eventually name Lucille after his wife.

Male

Dark Brown

Early to Mid 30s

Post-Apocalypse

• Former Leader of his own group

Unknown

Caucasian-American

AMOUNT OF ISSUES (HERE’S NEGAN) = 2 Issues

This old man is a character in The Walking Dead.

Nothing is known about this man's life prior to the outbreak began, other than he lived in Negan's neighborhood.

This man is first seen walking his dog through Negan's neighborhood. When Lucille collapses, this man walks up to her and Negan and asks if everything's alright. Negan frantically tells him to call 9-1-1.

At some point during the outbreak, this man died and reanimated.

Male

White

Mid to Late 70s

Unknown

(Unnamed) - Pet

Caucasian-American

AMOUNT OF ISSUES (HERE’S NEGAN) = 1 Issue

Dewey's wife is a survivor of the outbreak in The Walking Dead.

Nothing is known about her life prior to or as the outbreak began, except that she was married to a man named Dewey.

At some point after the apocalypse her husband became sick. When he was taking a nap walkers broke in and killed him. She barely escaped and then ran into Negan, whom she traveled with for a brief period of time before she was killed by walkers.

Female

Black

Late 20s to Early 30s

Unknown

Dewey - Late Husband †

Caucasian-American

AMOUNT OF ISSUES (HERE’S NEGAN) = 1 Issue

This brother is a survivor of the outbreak in The Walking Dead.

Nothing is known about his life prior to or as the outbreak began, other than he lived with his father and sister.

At some point after the apocalypse his father sacrificed himself so that him and his sister could escape. After meeting Negan his sister panicked in a Wal-Mart, which resulted in him getting devoured by zombies.

Male

Black

Late Teens

Pre-Apocalypse

• Student

(Unnamed) - Father †

(Unnamed) - Sister 

African-American

AMOUNT OF ISSUES (HERE’S NEGAN) = 1 Issue

This sister is a survivor of the outbreak in The Walking Dead.

Nothing is known about her life prior to or as the outbreak began, other than she lived with her father and brother.

At some point after the apocalypse, her father sacrificed himself so that she and her brother could escape.

After meeting Negan she panicked in a Wal-Mart, which resulted in her brother getting killed. After her brother's death, she got bitten on the neck but didn't realize it. When she revealed this to Negan, he became infuriated with her, as he was sick of people around him dying. Negan screamed at her and chastised her for being weak, before leaving her to die and reanimate alone.

Female

Black

Late Teens

Pre-Apocalypse

• Student

(Unnamed) - Father †

(Unnamed) - Brother 

African-American

AMOUNT OF ISSUES (HERE’S NEGAN) = 3 Issues

AMOUNT OF ISSUES (MAIN SERIES)  = 7 Issues

Sherry is survivor of the outbreak and later an antagonist in The Walking Dead. She is one of the original members of the Saviors, and was the wife of Dwight before she ended up "marrying" Negan and was the first of many women Negan takes on as his wives. After Negan is defeated and Dwight, the new leader of the Saviors, leaves the Sanctuary, Sherry becomes the new leader of the Saviors during the war with the Whisperers. Under her leadership, they plot to take over Alexandria after the community is devastated by a vast herd of walkers. This ultimately failed when she was accidentally killed by Rick Grimes when the two attempted to create a peaceful resolution to the conflict. She served as the secondary antagonist of Volume 27: The Whisperer War and the primary antagonist of Volume 28: A Certain Doom.

Nothing is known about Sherry's life prior to or as the outbreak began, except that she was married to Dwight.

Sherry is introduced to Negan by Dwight. She initially distrusts him but gradually warms up to him, as evidenced by her flirting with Negan.

At some point after the Saviors discover the Sanctuary, Sherry agrees to become one of Negan's wives (being the first one to do so), with the justification that it would make life easier for herself and her husband, Dwight. However, she underestimated how much she would miss him after the separation, so the two continued to have an affair behind Negan's back. After Negan found out, he presumably gave her the same offer he would later give to Amber: going back to Dwight or staying with Negan. Sherry chose the latter, resulting in Dwight being punished by having his face burnt with an iron. She later convinced Amber to become one of Negan's wives as well.

On her initial introduction, Sherry is shown to be a weary yet kind-hearted individual, looking out for her friends (such as Amber and Mark) and trying her best to maintain the peace. She also appeared to be invested in the emotional well-being of those around her, as seen when she comforted Mark over Amber's disappearance.

Following the end of the war between the joint communities and the Saviors, however, Sherry's true personality gradually starts to surface. Even though she was free of Negan, Sherry left Dwight for another man once more, greatly attributing to his self-doubt that ultimately caused him to resign as leader of the Saviors. Though Dwight initially believed Sherry became one of Negan's wives to better both of their lives, it is implied that she only did this for her benefit. Negan also describes Sherry as an opportunist, a sentiment that is reinforced in Here's Negan, where it is implied that she started her affair with Negan much sooner than previously thought. As leader, she starts exhibiting signs of megalomania, partially caused by being forced to submit to Negan. Though Rick tries to reason with her, she attacks him for what she perceives is him trying to control her, leading to her death.

Female

Dark Brown

Early 30s

Post-Apocalypse

• Former Leader of the Saviors

Dwight - Husband 

Caucasian-American

AMOUNT OF ISSUES (HERE’S NEGAN) = 2 Issues

AMOUNT OF ISSUES (MAIN SERIES)  = 6 Issues

Amber is a survivor of the outbreak in The Walking Dead. She is a member of the Saviors, the former girlfriend of Mark and one of Negan's former "wives".

Nothing is known about Amber's life prior to or as the outbreak began, except that she may have been in a relationship with Mark before the apocalypse began, though this is highly unlikely given that Mark doesn't appear in Here's Negan.

Amber is a severely traumatized woman. She was initially part of a group where she was frequently used as a sex slave, but was saved by Negan. This is most likely part of the reason she decided to be one of Negan's wives. However, Amber is later shown to fear Negan, shown after her affair with Mark is revealed. She later joins Eugene and Carson in escaping the Sanctuary without hesitation.

In the early days of the apocalypse, Amber joined a group in which she was sexually assaulted and basically treated as a sex slave. Her group later meets up with Negan, who gave her his jacket to warm her up. Her leader told Negan he could have her, inviting Negan to sexually assault her. Negan, outraged by his offer, kills the group leader before forbidding the rest of the group from raping ever again.

At some point after the Saviors discovered the Sanctuary, Sherry convinced Amber to become one of Negan's wives. It is unknown if Amber was in a relationship with Mark before this, or started an affair with him afterwards.

Carson informs Negan that Amber has done something wrong. Her friend, Sherry, tells Negan that she knows she has done wrong, which is having slept with Mark. Negan offers Amber a choice between going back to Mark and working for points or staying with him and living a life of luxury. Tearfully, Amber chooses the latter, and is present when Negan punishes Mark by burning his face with an iron. She tries to comfort him, but is stopped by Dwight, who warns her that she would only be making things worse.

As Amber is walking with her boyfriend Mark, they both discover Carson leading Eugene and his crew out of the Sanctuary. They approach Carson and ask if they can go with them, she says to Carson "Just take us with you." In Issue 124 Amber is in the back of the van, being driven to the Hilltop Colony. As the van is shot at by a Savior and the engine shuts down, Amber yells that the roamers are getting closer. To escape the van she follows Eugene's plan and witnesses Donnie being pushed off the roof. Afterwards, she and the crew rest upon the roof until sunrise.

Amber was at the fair with Mark, when a bald woman lured her and other survivors away from it. Amber was later decapitated, and her reanimated head was placed on a pike. Rick discovered this and was horrified.

Amber's reanimated head was later put down by Dante. According to Lydia, their bodies were most likely skinned.

Female

Blonde

Early to Mid 20s

Unknown

Mark - Boyfriend

Caucasian-American

AMOUNT OF ISSUES (HERE’S NEGAN) = 6 Issues

AMOUNT OF ISSUES (MAIN SERIES)  = 8 Issues

Tara is a former antagonist and a survivor of the outbreak in The Walking Dead. She is one of the original members of the Saviors. Unlike most of the female Saviors who became workers or Negan's wives, Tara decided to join his army. During the Whisperer War, she is convinced to join Sherry's rebellion against the other survivors.

Nothing is known about Tara's life prior to or as the outbreak began. Sometime after the outbreak, Tara finds a group lead by Dwight.

On the surface, Tara appears to be a vicious and volatile woman with a quick temper. She is highly aggressive and responds to conflict with violence and threats. Despite this, she also knows when to be pragmatic, as she attempted to retrieve Vincent's horse to prevent any potential conflict with the other communities. Tara also voices her concern about not helping the other communities, as she doesn't want the Saviors to appear as an enemy.

Tara is seen talking to Sherry when Negan and Dwight arrive to camp. Later, Negan orders Tara and John to secure a point outside the overrun hotel where the group can meet up. Tara runs with John and finds a clearing outside the hotel. The group regain their stamina in the clearing after escaping the hotel. Tara asks where Negan is, when Negan suddenly bursts outside of the hotel, being dragged down by zombies. She helps saves Negan by shooting the zombies. Tara asks Negan if they're going to stay at the hotel, but he says they'll find a better place. Tara, alongside the group continue travelling after the hotel. They come across another group and join up with them.

Tara is first seen with John, attempting to capture Jesus. Tara confronts him, threatening to cut off his testicles while brandishing her knife. Jesus kicks Tara, John, and another Savior down, but she manages to whack him on the back of the head with her knife, knocking him down. Tara is about to kill Jesus when Dwight intervenes, stating that Negan wishes to question him.

As Dwight steps down from his role as leader and leaves the Sanctuary, the other members of the Saviors make remarks as he packs. Tara is seen along with Mark and Sherry where she comments that the group is better off without him, unhappy with his decision to leave.

When Vincent arrives at the Sanctuary to ask for aid against the Whisperers, Tara threatens him and refuses to help. They then take Vincent's horses and force him to walk back to Alexandria. Sherry later asks Tara to go and find Vincent before he is able to arrive back at Alexandria, realizing that what they had done could start a conflict with the other communities. Tara attempts to find Vincent, but he had already been found by Heath. Heath tells Tara to leave after she refuses to assist in defending against the Whisperers.

John and Tara watch from afar as Alexandria gets overrun with walkers. "This is going to be a hell of a show" John says to Tara. They decide to wait until the Alexandrians have killed most of them, and then go to help to clean up what's left. 

The Saviors, including Tara, arrive at Alexandria and get into a fight with Dwight, Laura, and Heath. The Saviors then take the three of them hostage and take them to Rick. The Saviors say that they don't want to be part of his network of communities anymore. Rick asks if they are trying to become their enemies, but John responds that they are just trying to send a message. Tara and the others then spot Negan, and while they are distracted, they are tackled to the ground by Dwight and Laura and are taken hostage. Sherry then leaves to talk with Rick inside, leaving Tara and the other Saviors outside. Much to Tara's shock, she receives news that while the two leaders were discussing, Sherry attacked Rick and was killed by him in self-defense. John doesn't take the news well and threatens Rick with his gun. Negan steps in and calms down the situation, demanding the Saviors to pack up and go home. Tara is not seen or mentioned in the 23 year time-skip, leaving her fate unknown.

Female

Black

Late 20s to Early 30s

Post-Apocalypse

• Second-in-Command of the Saviors

Unknown

Asian-American

AMOUNT OF ISSUES (HERE’S NEGAN) = 1 Issue

AMOUNT OF ISSUES (MAIN SERIES)  = 1 Issue

Martin is a former antagonist and a survivor of the outbreak in The Walking Dead. He is one of the original members of the Saviors.

Nothing is known about Martin's life prior to or as the outbreak began. Martin is seen in the makeshift camp when Dwight introduces Negan. He is seen sitting by the campfire. Martin is shown killing walkers as they escape an overrun building.

Martin is first encountered when Negan and the Saviors capture Rick Grimes while they are on there way to the Hilltop Colony. He is seen holding a baseball bat and watched as Negan smashed Glenn's skull in, beating him to death. Martin is later seen in Issue 103, in the background, walking into Alexandria Safe-Zone with Negan and a few other Saviors to collect the supplies that the Alexandrians owe them. He is later seen in Issue 105 when he watches Mark's face burned and looks somewhat shocked.

Martin is later seen in Issue 111 walking into the Alexandria Safe-Zone to get more supplies from the people from the survivors. He appears again in Issue 112 standing around with Negan as Rick is talking to him. He later is seen exiting the van he is in after the driver is shot and killed. He exits with Seth and Seth is shot in the head whereas Martin survives. He is then seen in Issue 113 with Negan and a few other Saviors, holding Rick, Nicholas, Heath and Holly hostage. He is finally seen in Issue 114 when he is seen trying to shoot Paul Monroe. After the attack, he is seen escorting another wounded Savior into the Sanctuary.

Martin later appears in Issue 123 when he is seen in the crowd of Saviors that are being explained the plan to attack the Hilltop Colony. Martin survives the attack and retreats back to the camp with Negan and Dwight. Martin is in the revolt against Alexandria led by Sherry, who wants to try to take over the Alexandria Safe-Zone. Martin and the rest of the Saviors depart from Alexandria peacefully after the death of Sherry. Martin is not seen or mentioned in the 23 year time-skip, leaving his fate unknown.

Male

Black

Late 20s to Early 30s

Unknown

Unknown

Caucasian-American

AMOUNT OF ISSUES (HERE’S NEGAN) = 2 Issues

This survivor is a survivor of the outbreak in The Walking Dead. He is a member of Paul's group.

Nothing is known about this survivor's life prior to or as the outbreak began. He may have lived in Virginia, and possibly knew the other members of his group.

This survivor is first seen with a small group of other survivors when they confront Negan about him stealing their gas. He is irritated by Negan, and demands he hand over the gas can. A few months later, he compliments Negan on his kill as the group is eating around a campfire. Like the others, he is oblivious to the walkers surrounding them.

This man is killed by zombies, along with the rest of his group (save for Negan).

Male

Black

Late 20s to Early 30s

Unknown

Unknown

Caucasian-American

AMOUNT OF ISSUES (HERE’S NEGAN) = 1 Issue

AMOUNT OF ISSUES (MAIN SERIES)  = 10 Issues

John is a former antagonist and a survivor of the outbreak in The Walking Dead. He is a members of the Saviors, serving as the second-in-command for a time, before he became the de facto leader after Sherry's demise. He served as the secondary antagonist of Volume 28: A Certain Doom.

Nothing is known about John's life prior to or as the outbreak began.

Early in the apocalypse, John joined a small group of survivors which included Amber, though it is unknown if John approved of or participated in the sexual exploitation/rape of the women in the group. The group meets up with Negan's group in Part 13. After Negan kills their leader, John asks how he expects them all to watch him murder one of their own and then fall in line behind him to which Negan responds giving John the nickname 'Big-Balled Mother Fucker'. John stayed with Negan and the Saviors, who eventually discovered and moved into the Sanctuary. At some point John suffers a serious injury to his right eye, causing him to go partially blind.

Under the rule of Negan and later Sherry, John was initially like many of his fellow Saviors, a brutal, ruthless, and aggressive bully. Following the All-Out War, John along with the other Saviors become disillusioned by Rick's leadership and want out of the alliance between communities. He goes along with Sherry's plan make a plan to take over Alexandria. As Sherry's right-hand man, John is very loyal to her, often acting as her muscle.

After the accidental murder of Sherry at the hands of Rick, John initially resorts to violence and aggression. However, John proves he can be reasonable as he eventually stands down after Negan reasons with him and the other Saviors. Negan states that although John is a "prick", he is more than just a follower and can think for himself.

Possibly inspired by Negan's words, John steps up and becomes the de facto leader of the Saviors. Since becoming leader, the Saviors are shown to be thriving more than ever. Although John still holds a level of rudeness and snark, he seems to have turned into a much calmer and reasonable authority figure, at one point seen mentoring a young Savior. In contrast to before, when he and the group wanted out of the community alliance, when given the opportunity to ally with the Commonwealth, John has a much more open mind.

John is first seen with Tara attempting to capture Paul Monroe. John asks Paul to surrender, stating that he remembers him from the Hilltop and that he was nice, so he promises not to hurt him if he comes peacefully. Tara then threatens that she will cut off Paul's testicles while brandishing her knife. Paul kicks John, Tara, and another Savior down, but they hop to their feet, attempting to gain control of him. Tara subdues Paul, and John watches as she prepares to kill Paul, but Dwight intervenes, stating that Negan wishes to question him.

After the roughly four year time skip, John is still alive and well. While Vincent tries to convince the Saviors to help others on the upcoming war. John and Tara are resistant to do so as they now have no alliance with any community after Dwight left. John tells him to leave his horse at the Sanctuary. Tara says the Whisperers will come after them after they take down Rick's crew, in which John does not care, wanting them to come.

On Sherry's orders, John ambushes Heath, Dwight and Laura, nearly chocking Dwight to death. He is later involved in a standoff between the Saviors and the Militia, but stands down when Sherry agrees to negotiate with Rick. He and the other Saviors even help with clearing out the walkers around the Safe-Zone, in Andrea's honor. When Rick reveals Sherry is dead, John and the other Saviors train their guns on him and the Alexandrians, but they are talked down by Negan, who knows John never wanted to go to war with the communities. John then leaves with the other Saviors.

Now the leader of the Saviors, John focuses on increasing food production to get better trade terms with the other communities. He oversees the other Saviors working in the gardens and has a heart to heart talk with Christopher when he is informed about Rick and Pamela's arrival. Though initially somewhat hostile, John quickly warms up to Pamela and is very interested in joining her proposed trade network, surprising both Dwight and Rick. He welcomes them to stay at the Sanctuary as long as they like. John is not seen or mentioned in the 23 year time-skip, leaving his fate unknown.

Male

Unknown (Bald)

Mid to Late 30s

Post-Apocalypse

• Former Second-in-Command of the Saviors

• Leader of the Saviors

African-American

AMOUNT OF ISSUES (HERE’S NEGAN) = 1 Issue

AMOUNT OF ISSUES (MAIN SERIES)  = 3 Issues

John is a survivor of the outbreak in The Walking Dead. He was a member of the original Saviors before defecting to join the Militia. Nothing is known about John's life prior to or as the outbreak began.

At some point after the apocalypse, John became a member of a group lead by Dwight. After Negan took over, the group was named "The Saviors", which John remained a member of.

John appears in Issue 125 to inform Negan that they got news from the scouts. He informs Negan that Eugene has escaped the Sanctuary along with Carson. He is seen in the crowd of Saviors that are being explained the plan to attack the Hilltop Colony. After this event, John survived and escaped the Hilltop Colony. In Issue 126, John witnesses Rick slashing Negan's throat and watches as they fight it out. As Michonne leads her group to attack the Saviors while their distracted, he also survives this attack and enters the Hilltop Colony and listens to Rick's speech. John reappears in Issue 131 after the war and has now settled down at the Hilltop. He is seen cooking food with Earl Sutton. In Issue 158, the Militia is fighting the first Whisperer herd. John is one of the many Militia soldiers killed by the Whisperers and one of the few characters killed by Beta.

Male

Unknown (Bald)

Late 20s to Early 30s

Post-Apocalypse

• Chef

• Soldier for the Militia

Unknown

Caucasian-American

AMOUNT OF ISSUES (HERE’S NEGAN) = 1 Issue

This friend is a character in The Walking Dead. He is a friend of Josh and one of Negan's students.

Nothing is known about this boy's life prior to or as the outbreak began, other than he lived and attended school in Virginia, where Negan was his gym teacher. He also played ping-pong as an extracurricular activity.

This boy and a few others watch Negan beat Josh at ping-pong. When Josh runs off crying because Negan taunted him, this boy apologizes for Josh's attitude.

It is unknown if this boy survived the outbreak.

Male

Black

Early to Mid Teens

Pre-Apocalypse

• Student

Unknown

Caucasian-American

AMOUNT OF ISSUES (HERE’S NEGAN) = 1 Issue

Annabelle's father is a survivor of the outbreak in The Walking Dead.

Nothing is known about his life prior to or as the outbreak began, except that he was married and had a 15 year old daughter named Annabelle.

At some point after the apocalypse his daughter Annabelle was devoured by walkers.

He and his wife then found and travelled with Negan for a brief period of time before they were both killed by walkers.

Male

Light Brown (Balding)

Mid to Late 40s

Unknown

(Unnamed) - Wife †

Annabelle - Daughter †

Caucasian-American

AMOUNT OF ISSUES (HERE’S NEGAN) = 2 Issues

This camp survivor is an antagonist and a survivor of the outbreak in The Walking Dead. He served as the primary antagonist of "Here's Negan".

Nothing is known about this man's life prior to or as the outbreak began.

Although only seen briefly, this man is shown to be very arrogant and aggressive. Initially he seemed to be reasonable, as he is very friendly with Negan shortly after meeting him. However, it's revealed that this man is a rapist who sees women as "merchandise" for his own use and uses the apocalypse as his excuse. After Negan gives Amber his jacket to keep her warm, this man gives Negan permission to have sex with her, much to Negan's disapproval. The man quickly becomes angry with Negan and fights him, seeing him as a threat to his leadership. This leads to the man being brutally beaten by Negan's bat and becomes the first of his many victims.

This survivor is first encountered when he and his group run into Negan and Dwight's group. Negan welcomes the group in to stay but this man draws his gun on Negan, not initially trusting him, they start talking and tensions die down. Later that night the two groups sit around a campfire together. When Negan gives Amber his jacket to keep her warm, this survivor tells Negan he can "try the merchandise", implying permission to use Amber for sex.

Being strictly against rape, Negan lectures the man on keeping his humanity and treating women with respect. This causes the man to attack Negan and push him into some barbed wire. Negan grabs his bat and hits the survivor around the head. He then proceeds to repeatedly beat the survivor's head until he is unrecognizable, killing him.

Male

Brown

Late 30s

Post-Apocalypse

• Former Leader of his own group

Unknown

Caucasian-American