Do zombies talk in The Walking Dead comics?

In The walking Dead comics, zombies don't communicate verbally. Their presence is mainly a threat through their actions and numbers, not through any form of speech.

Not really. The zombies in The Walking Dead comic are mostly silent and communicate through their actions and movements. However, there might be rare instances where they make sounds that could be considered a form of expression, but it's not proper talking.

Yes, sometimes they do. But it's not a common occurrence and usually happens in specific storylines or for dramatic effect.

The zombies in The Walking Dead comic don't have the ability to talk. They mostly just emit guttural sounds and grunts as they try to attack the living. It's part of the way the comic portrays them as mindless threats.

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

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.

In the Walking Dead comics, zombies are often depicted as relentless and mindless. They are recognizable by their decomposed appearance and their single-minded pursuit of living humans. Also, they can be attracted by sounds and smells.

Sorry, but in The walking Dead comics, there's no cure for zombies. The focus is more on survival and dealing with the constant danger they pose rather than finding a way to cure them.

The zombies in Walking Dead comics are usually slow-moving, decayed, and relentless in their pursuit of the living. They have a grotesque appearance and are a constant threat.