As he reaches a decade of work on The Walking Dead Universe, star Jeffrey Dean Morgan (Negan) has voiced his biggest qualm ...

The Walking Dead has had its ups and downs, but one theory could give a divisive spinoff a great (but problematic) ending.

Dead City Season 2 finale made a frustrating choice with Negan and Maggie, and, in hindsight, it makes sense that fans are quitting.

Maggie and Negan are staying in the New York groove, thanks to a season three renewal of The Walking Dead: Dead City.

Negan quickly bonds with the 13-year-old kid, but the boy is soon also killed by a walker. Over the course of the next few months, Negan makes new friends, but each time he does, they all end up ...

Negan thinks she’s about to kill him, but instead she thanks him for his insight about Gamma and wants to show her appreciation for having the balls to speak up.

While Negan is in the picture, that’s exactly where my head is at. I like Daryl so much that I wish him death just to spare him from more of Negan’s cruelty. “If Daryl doesn’t die, we riot!” ...

On The Walking Dead Maggie frequently says that Negan has “everyone fooled” except her, and I think we’re supposed to be saying “No Maggie, Negan has changed! He’s a complex character ...

Before Negan, the show’s most recent villain, The Walking Dead ’s villain was Pete, a soulless jerk who beat his pretty wife and scared the hell out of his own sons, who were also both jerks.

Negan, being Negan, the type of guy who would probably hit on a well-shaped tree in the right context, is all about this. Keep in mind this is not “cute Alpha,” and yes, such a thing exists ...

But Negan has a very good reason to be mad at the Saviors. Not only did he sort of figure out that someone went against his wishes and killed the Scavengers, but he was also abandoned by his people.

While Negan's body count from The Walking Dead comics is pretty high, it's actually a bit less devastating than you'd think based on that Season 7 premiere. Yes, he has killed a lot of people, but ...