Most would argue that it's always a good thing to meet new people and expand your horizons, but that's not really true in the world of The Walking Dead. For every noble, self-sacrificing survivor that joins Team Rick, there's another bloodthirsty psychopath hardened by years of living on the edge. That uncertainty fuels the series' latest story arc, "New World Order." Michonne, Eugene and their team have made first contact with a group known as the Commonwealth. The question of whether they're brokering a critical new alliance or waltzing right into the lion's den gives this new arc all the weight and urgency it needs.
Robert Kirkman and Charlie Adlard play that uncertainty to great effect here. On the surface, this is a very straightforward, dialogue-driven chapter of the series. The duo find room for a bit of obligatory zombie carnage, but by and large this is a story about two groups warily coming to terms with one another. Kirkman's script doesn't need to rely on overt moments of darkness or foreboding. The simple unfamiliarity of these Commonwealth characters is all we need. Again, there's no way of knowing if this group is a major piece of the puzzle in terms of restoring civilization or the latest major threat to the survivors at Alexandria.
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