Did the walkers evolve in The Walking Dead comics?

The walkers evolve gradually in the comics. They become more aggressive and develop different traits over time.

No, they didn't. The walkers in the comics were mostly silent and communicated through their menacing presence.

In The Walking Dead comics, walkers are silent. Their presence is more about their menacing actions and the threat they pose rather than any form of communication through speech.

No, they don't. Walkers in The Walking Dead comics are typically silent and just aim to attack the living.

The walkers in The Walking Dead comics evolve in various ways. They become stronger, faster, and sometimes display smarter tactics. It makes the survival situation even more dire for the characters.

In the comics, the walkers do evolve. They become more dangerous and develop new traits as the story progresses. This adds an extra layer of threat and keeps the plot interesting.

Sure. The 'Walking Dead' comics indeed reveal how the walkers evolve. This adds depth and complexity to the story's post-apocalyptic world. Different story arcs show variations in walker behavior and appearance.

In The Walking Dead comics, walkers don't have real conversations. They communicate through their menacing presence and guttural noises, which add to the horror and tension of the story.

Yes, they do. The zombies in The Walking Dead comics show some evolution over time.

The talking walkers add a unique and creepy element to the story. They make the situation even more terrifying and unpredictable.