(#6) Maggie Greene
Comics Maggie: She and Glenn do meet at her dad’s farm and become as close as ever. Maggie and Glenn have a son they name Hershel and they adopt Sophia after Carol dies. After Glenn’s death, Maggie descends into grief but eventually emerges and becomes the leader of the Hilltop Community.
TV Maggie: Maggie and Glenn’s storyline is similar to the comics, until Glenn fake-dies and Maggie learns she's pregnant. Deanna sees Maggie’s leadership skills and she takes up a position as her right hand in Alexandria until Deanna becomes walker food. Maggie’s been an envoy to the Hilltop Community, so she might very well take on the role of leader.
(#15) Judith
Comics Judith: In a gut-wrenching moment, the baby dies along with Lori when the Governor and his group attack the prison.
TV Judith: She’s still with us and will probably grow up to be a serial killer just like her brother.
(#3) Daryl Dixon
Comics Daryl: He's Tyreese.
TV Daryl: Hot as Georgia asphalt and moodier than Beyoncé’s hair in Lemonade.
(#2) Sgt. Abraham Ford
Comics Abraham: He’s got the same flaming red hair and '70s porn 'stache, but the comics version is more of a no-nonsense kind of guy. He takes Tyreese’s position as Rick’s right hand after Tyreese is killed. Abraham meets Denise’s fate in the comics, getting shot through his eye with an arrow as he tells Eugene it’s okay if he gets with Rosita.
TV Abraham: Abraham has a way with a catchphrase that his comic book counterpart lacks. “Motherd*ck” has become a standard in the lexicon of fans. He’s just as thirsty for violence on screen. And dies violently at the business end of Negan's bat in the season 7 premiere, but not before flinging out his last catchphrase, "S*ck my n*ts."
(#7) Rosita Espinosa
Comics Rosita: Rosita meet up with Abraham and has the same relationship seen on screen, including the part where he cruelly dumps her. Her rebound? Eugene. They actually get married.
TV Rosita: If she lives through the Negan line up, she very well might hook up with Eugene or all by herself because some of these men in the apocalypse are the worst.
(#16) Aaron
Comics Aaron: He pretty much has the same role in the comics as recruiter for Alexandria. He and Eric are also together.
TV Aaron: So far, they appear to be pretty similar. And he'll probably react the same way if someone kills Eric.
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As we all know, The Walking Dead TV series is adapted from a comic of the same name. When there is an original comic, the usual rule is that the TV show does not need to change too much, whether it is the storyline or the relationship between the characters.
When The Walking Dead has been broadcast for more than 10 years, many fans have not realized that the TV series has been quite different from the original comics, especially the setting of some characters. The random tool introduced 18 The Walking Dead characters who are different from their comic books.
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