
The worlds of two popular series about zombies - “Walking Dead” and his spin -off and prequel “Fear the Walking Dead” - will finally cross. The creator of both projects Robert Kirkman spoke about this at Comic Con in New York.
“There is one character who is going to switch from one show that I will not call, to another show that I will not call either,” DEADLINE quotes Kirkman's wise answer at a meeting with fans that this question was very interested in.
Kirkman called the intersection of the plot lines "a huge event" in the world of zombie apocalypse and added that the corresponding series will be released next year.
Note that the eighth season of the "Walking Dead" starts in two weeks, and on October 22, fans will celebrate the release of the 100th episode. On October 15, the third season “Fear the Walking Dead” ends.
We add that Robert Kirkman answered the categorical “no” to the assumptions of fans that Clementine and Javier will be “cross -over” characters. He also noted that “cross -pollination” will be minimal so as not to harm the uniqueness of two series.
Recall that the series "Walking Dead" is based on the series of the same series of comics, one of the authors of which is Robert Kirkman. In the center of the plot is a group of people who are trying to survive in the world of a zombie-post-apocalypse. The first series was released in October 2010 on the AMC channel. The project received a nomination for the Golden Globe, six nominations for Saturn (and one victory) and six nominations on Emmy (one victory).
The action of the "walking" unfolds in Atlanta, while the characters "be afraid of the walking dead" are in Los Angeles in the early days of the epidemic.