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What Ended Up Happening With Negan In The Walking Dead’s Final Comic

Major spoilers below for the entirety of The Walking Dead’s comic book storyline.

After 16 years as one of the comic book industry’s most dependable titles, Robert Kirkman and Charlie Adlard’s The Walking Dead is now a done deal, with issue #193 serving as the series’ swan song. And what an ending it was, particularly for Carl Grimes and the legacy of his father Rick. The issue also added a subtle punctuation mark to Negan’s story that could hint at the character’s TV future.

Let’s set the mood with some table settings first, for those whose memories may be a tad rusty.

What Happened To Negan Before The Final Walking Dead Comic Issue?

Though the Walking Dead comic book and TV show were largely on the same page with Negan’s incarceration story through most of Season 9, the AMC drama went off the grid with its snow-covered finale by having the leather-clad villain save Judith and Dog from freezing. In Comic-World, Negan only got out of his jail cell by escaping, thanks to a random dum-dum (Brandon Rose) looking to tip the Whisperers off about Rick’s next moves.

Instead of doing that his rescue wished, Negan murdered Brandon and set about antagonizing Alpha and her Whisperers in his own Negan-esque ways. I’m not going to spoil the massive way that situation concludes, just in case the TV show heads down the same path, but suffice to say, Negan made the best case yet for his own redemption story.

Eventually, after the Whisperers are seemingly defeated, Rick agreed to let Negan live out on his own as a free man, but away from the inner walls of Alexandria and the other communities. As Rick, Eugene and others headed to Ohio to meet up with Stephanie and the Commonwealth community, Negan struck out on his own to return to the neighborhood where he buried his wife Lucille, for whom his deadly baseball bat was named.

At this point, Negan’s journey was tracked by Dante, Maggie’s first post-Glenn beau, who watched Negan bawl his eyes out at his late wife’s grave. (Lucille had been hospitalized and succumbed to cancer during the onset of the zombie apocalypse.) It gets to the point where Negan can’t even face walkers properly, and he decides he needs to replace his beloved bat Lucille, which got broken during his Whisperers ordeal.

It’s at this point where Maggie returns to Negan’s life with nothing but vengeance on her mind, and he would have completely understood if she’d taken his new Lucille and clubbed him with it. In fact, he tries to convince her to use her gun to put him out of his misery, but she finds a distinct contentedness with letting him live to wallow in his guilt and regrets now that he was sorry for his actions.

That was apparently just the confrontation that Negan needed, for he soon reversed judgment on his Lucille «resurrection» and threw his new bat into a fire. With an attitude that implied he was now able to completely move on from everything in his past – from killing his wife-as-a-walker to murdering Glenn to burning Dwight to everything in between – Negan headed off into the metaphorical sunset (though it was night) in issue #174.

From that point on, fans were left to wonder what happened to Negan for another 19 months and issues

What Happened To Negan In The Walking Dead’s Final Comic Issue?

Robert Kirkman purposefully shocked the hell out of a lot of fans by suddenly (to everyone but his comic team) ending The Walking Dead with issue #193. What he did not do, however, was set fans up with big expectations for Negan’s return. Rather, Kirkman has been surprisingly blatant with fans in the Letter Hacks section of Walking Dead issues, saying multiple times that Negan wouldn’t be seen again. (He did facetiously imply in #192 that Negan would be the focus of the series following Rick’s death.)

Indeed, the entirety of issue #193, which takes place years into the timeline’s future, goes by without Negan making a big impact, though that doesn’t mean Robert Kirkman skimped out on an update. Basically, Negan appears to be living off by himself, and seemingly in the same house where he was last seen begging Maggie to kill him. (The front door and window look the same, and there’s a grave for Lucille beside a nearby tree.)

The final Walking Dead story focuses on Carl Grimes as fully grown adult who got in legitimate trouble for killing a «roamer» years after the central zombie threat had been eradicated. (Grown-up Hershel, the son of President Maggie, has a weirdo traveling sideshow with walkers as his entertainment.) Carl, married to Sofia and father to a young girl named Andrea, briefly goes on the run to bring supplies to those in the surrounding areas, including Jesus, Aaron and Eugene, with the latter on the cusp of getting the country’s railroad system back up and running.

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With former lover Lydia helping out, Carl also makes a pit stop in Springhaven, and though Negan’s name doesn’t get mentioned, it’s clear that’s whose abode they’re at. Lydia notes that he’s «never there,» meaning the protagonists are clearly keeping an eye on him. Though perhaps it’s not on a full-time basis, as Carl points out that the supplies that are left at the house are getting used, even if nobody sees Negan doing anything.

Carl mentions that whoever the someone is that’s staying in the area – could it possibly be anyone but Negan? – is probably hiding from them. Lydia agrees there are reasons why that might be the case, making me wonder if Negan had another falling out with people after Maggie spared his life, or if everyone still viewed him as a monster for his reign as the Saviors’ leader.

It’s clear that people still do talk about Negan, though Carl implies that the villain has become something of a myth for the many who weren’t physically present during the All Out War and the lead-up to it. It grounds Carl in reality to talk to those who knew Negan, though he apparently doesn’t see the man himself with any regularity.

In the end, after the central roamer-killing case is dismissed by Judge Michonne Hawthorne, Carl sits with young Andrea and reads to her from a book written all about Rick and the way he helped to reshape civilization before his untimely death. Here, it’s revealed that everyone refers to the zombie-ruled era as The Trials, and as Carl talks about people’s survival instinct distorting their beliefs about «good» and «bad,» comic readers got one last look at Negan as he placed flowers on top of (assumedly) Lucille’s grave.

So while Robert Kirkman largely kept to his word about Negan not showing up in The Walking Dead‘s pages again, he thankfully did leave enough breadcrumbs for readers to figure out that Negan is still alive and shit-kicking with the best of them. It’s a shame for anyone who was hoping to see him get killed off in an extravagant way, but it probably bodes well for Jeffrey Dean Morgan’s role on the TV show.

While it’ll still take probably take the rest of the summer to get used to The Walking Dead comics now being completely finished, fans can look forward to many more seasons form the TV series. Get set for Season 10 of the AMC drama to hit primetime this October, and keep watching Fear the Walking Dead to see how it will continue introducing crossover elements.

Nick is a Cajun Country native, and is often asked why he doesn’t sound like that’s the case. His love for his wife and daughters is almost equaled by his love of gasp-for-breath laughter and gasp-for-breath horror. A lifetime spent in the vicinity of a television screen led to his current dream job, as well as his knowledge of too many TV themes and ad jingles.

5 Ways Negan Is Different In The Comics (& 5 Ways He’s The Same)

First making his debut in issue #100 of Robert Kirkman’s graphic novel, The Walking Dead, Negan was already a fan-favorite for his charismatic yet frightening persona, but the character gained that much more traction with fans when actor Jeffery Dead Morgan took on the role of the iconic barbed-bat swinging antagonist in AMC’s hit show.

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Just like any other Kirkman’s character brought onto the small screen, Negan went through a lot of changes, whether it was his colorful language, storyline, or his relationship with other zombie-apocalypse survivors. Yet, despite all the different emotions fans felt watching and reading about this character, in many ways, he never really changed. Negan’s transition from a villain to a hero is a truly exciting one, but it’s no more a result of him growing as a character than it is of viewers getting to know him better. This makes him an equally compelling and complex antagonist as his comic counterpart.

10/10 Different: His Physical Appearance

Starting with the obvious, both readers and viewers will agree that comics’ Negan seems more physically intimidating than his onscreen version. Compared to Jeffrey Dean Morgan, who has a slim physique, Negan in the comics is somewhat younger and more heavily built, with broad muscular shoulders and a visible cleft chin since he’s, for the most part, smoothly shaven. After all, he’s based on an American musician and actor Henry Rollins, who was almost cast as this famous villain.

So, besides the fact that both characters share the same fashion taste (aka the iconic leather jacket) as well as dark facial features – although Morgan’s beard is quite grey at this point in the show – it’s evident which of the two looks more terrifying swinging Lucille around.

9/10 Same: His Unusual Bond With Lucille

Both in the comics and the show, the name «Lucille» represents Negan’s two greatest loves of his miserable life. One of them was a baseball bat wrapped in barbed wire, and the other was his deceased wife, who he named it after.

This is where things get interesting, since Negan developed a strange obsession for his favorite weapon of choice, speaking of the wooden bat as if it were a human being. Moreover, he treats his «dirty girl» better than some of his fellow zombie apocalypse survivors who she oftentimes ends up killing.

8/10 Different: He’s Vulgar, Like A LOT

Compared to his censored TV series counterpart, comics’ Negan is quite notable for having a potty mouth to the extent that it’s almost comical. In fact, finding a speech bubble that’s free of any of his F-bomb variations is certainly rarer than dying of natural causes in The Walking Dead universe.

But, unlike the comics, where this bad habit has just become part of his badass character charm among fans, the onscreen version never swears that much, except in Morgan’s uncensored (and therefore deleted) first scene that contains 23 swear words in total.

7/10 Same: His Moral Code

It seems that both versions are on the same page when it comes to Negan’s moral values. Believing that the strongest society members are obligated to protect the powerless, Negan is, in both cases, defensive of the weak – especially of children. He might be a cruel murderer sometimes, but as a former gym teacher, his kindness towards the youngest remains unchanged.

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Plus, his onscreen counterpart also disapproves of sexual violence so, aside from Negan’s weird harem situation at the Sanctuary, both versions killed men who wanted to violate their no rape policy.

6/10 Different: He Doesn’t Get To Know Judith

No fan probably expected that the TV show’s version of Negan would develop a close bond with Rick Grimes’s adoptive daughter. However, since season 9, he went from being Judith’s math tutor to her ballsy guardian when he saved her from certain death in a blizzard.

Throughout the series, Negan has shown many times that he has a soft spot for children, so his affection for a bright young girl who might lack a father figure isn’t that surprising after all. Nevertheless, their wholesome friendship never gets to happen in the comics because Judith died as an infant long before the events with Negan and his Saviors occurs.

5/10 Same: He’s Fiercely Intelligent

Rick’s group has faced many scary antagonists, but Negan might be the most intimidating of them all — and not just because of Lucille. He’s wildly intelligent and charismatic, which makes him – without a doubt – one of the most brilliant characters in both the show and comics.

For example, Negan controlled and protected hundreds of like-minded followers as their lawgiver, he adapted to Whisperers’ chaotic cult, as well as successfully manipulated their leader. The list goes on and on, as it illustrates his adaptability to new situations and a calculating mind that stands behind Negan’s long-term survival. Of course, there’s also his dark sense of humor, which seems like a clever way of coping with the depressive reality of the zombie apocalypse.

4/10 Different: His Motives For Killing Alpha

Alpha’s death in the comics is quite similar to the onscreen scenario. In both cases, she’s decapitated by Negan after he escapes from the prison. However, Negan’s motivation to murder a leader of the Whisperers is what differentiates him from the show since he does it to earn Rick’s trust — or, in other words, to earn his way back into Alexandria as a free man.

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But, in contrast to the comics, the mastermind behind the plan to murder Alpha is Carol. In exchange for Negan’s promise to infiltrate the Whisperers, she lets him out of his prison cell and the rest is history. It was indeed a great opportunity to kill two birds with one stone: firstly, to destroy the Whisperers, as well as to (some degree) redeem Negan for his past sins.

3/10 Same: His Downfall

A myriad of original comics’ storylines have also made their way to the show, and Negan’s degradation from the leader of the Saviors to jailbird is surely one of them. His dramatic onscreen fight with Rick after the Battle of Hilltop differs from the comics in various details, but the aftermath is unchanged.

To be more precise, Rick slits Negan’s throat, yet spares his life, ordering the doctor to save him. It’s a symbolic act of mercy that represents a step towards a better society in which criminals and villains like Negan would rather rot in jail than as the living dead.

2/10 Different: Comics’ Negan Chooses To Be A Lone Wolf

By the end of the comic series, Negan willingly spends years in an abandoned place called Springhaven, living a life of solitude. There, he mostly wastes time talking to flowers or grieving at Lucille’s grave, since only Carl sometimes visits him.

On the other hand, the final episode of the show’s tenth season, «Here’s Negan,» implies that his story takes a different course from the source material. After everything he’s done to Rick’s group and in the wake of dealing with his demons, Negan eventually makes a choice to return to Alexandria and be a part of its community.

1/10 Same: He’s Dealing With Regret

There’s a lot of things from Negan’s past that he regrets, the first of which is cheating on his wife while she had cancer. As if it isn’t depicted enough on the screen (or in the graphic novel), he even admits it to Gabriel at one point of the show, saying how he wishes that he was a better husband.

On top of that, there’s also Glenn, who might be Negan’s second-biggest regret after Lucille. In the comics (issue #174 in particular), he even apologizes to Maggie for killing her spouse, while begging her to put him out of his misery, whereupon she decides that suffering from guilt and regret is a better punishment for Negan than death.

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