Clementine: 1

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Clementine flashes back to when she first met Lee and awakens to the sight of the broken and snow filled cabin.

Clementine then has a dream about Amos, asking him how he and Olivia made their relationship work and asks him if she's too broken for this. Amos and Ricca were cool I guess, but I just never got too attached to either, even if they are likable and written well. I think the main reason this doesn’t work on any level for me personally is that, as mentioned earlier, Clementine’s “I’m not happy in a settlement with AJ” just feels like such a lazy excuse to get her on another adventure. The books are focused on an eight-year-old, artistic, but impulsive girl named Clementine, characterized by her flaming red curls.

Clementine, Book One is a dismal comic that I wouldn’t recommend to anyone, least of all Walking Dead fans - if anything, this book will give you a new appreciation for even the worst books in Kirkman’s run, which were never as mind-numbingly dull as this. As he learns to be human, he struggles to override his own programming and become a hero, from rising stars Tri Vuong and Irma Kniivila. I did like some of the more emotional moments, but it didn’t help the only person I care about in this whole book is Clementine. Clementine assumes Ricca has turned and tells everyone to get on the boat while she fights her way through the walkers. Clementine says that Miss Morro's daughter getting bit must not have been enough to convince her how dangerous walkers are.

They find a woman who tells them the location of Saa and they head to the docks where they meet Saa and Derrick.Her beloved kitten Moisturizer suddenly vanishes, and after seeing Margaret's phenomenal album crafted by her schoolmates, she fears that hers will not be quite as positive. She is overall a good friend and has performed great acts of kindness on Clementine's behalf before in the past. Though she is portrayed as being understanding and kind with her daughter, she, too, has found herself exasperated with her daughter's uncooperativeness (such as in the first book of the series, where Clementine constantly somehow finds herself in trouble through the course of a single week at school). Now, I get that characters can react to different situations in different ways, but this is the best way for me to explain the gist of my issues with her characterization without spoiling: she doesn't read as Clementine, we've already done this arc, why couldn't we see something, oh I don't know, new? Clementine insists Ricca will be there and tells the others to go without her, but they all decide to stay with her.

Still, this feels like a new direction for Walden, and while action sequences that take place in a creepy atmosphere are familiar to her work in Are You Listening? They make it to the boat on time and Clementine goes to over to Ricca where they share their first kiss. He reveals he lost his arm after his dad cut it thinking it was a walker bite when it was really only a dog bite.Tillie Walden's bittersweet, character-driven zombie story about the travels of Clementine in the Walking Dead universe is introspective, haunting, and gorgeously drawn. Tillie missed a massive opportunity to have Amos be a complete badass killer like there’s literally a scene of him smiling ear to ear cleaning an axe after he kills a walker.

Clementine comes up with the idea of lowering the generator down the chasm and pulling it back up from the other side. Of course, she would miss Lee, but why would that sadness drive her to abandon the person she herself started looking after?Morro tells them to find a herbalist named Saa and she sits by John's corpse as walkers break into the house. Georgia says she had to kill Amos because he was going to take Olivia away from her and Tim told her not to let her go. And when she escapes from the lab which has bred her, Clementine discovers that it’s not enough to be the smartest mouse in history if she wants to survive in the real world – especially while the scientists who kept her are trying to recover their prize specimen.