"The Walking Dead" Review

Like most zombie movies, fictions, cartoons, at the beginning of the comics of the Walking Dead, our protagonist woke up from a coma and found that the world has changed. For a time, Atlanta became a dead city, a city of horror, corpses across the field, mourning all over the place. The government no longer exists, the army disappears, the school hospitals are closed, the whole society is falling apart, the family has disintegrated, and the social form has returned to its most primitive state. Everything is like returning to the origin of time. Living people don't know their spouses, lovers, parents, children, and girls. They don't know if they have tomorrow, where is the food, where is the living water, and where is the end of the road. They live only for every moment of this life, and whenever they are, they will be thrown down by zombies and lose their lives. However, unlike other zombie themes, there is no big space to describe the causes and disaster development of zombies, but a direct transition to the end of the world. This also indicates the work. Although zombies are the core factor, I think it is by no means the focus.

So I think, I think the focus of this comic is on the social relationship between people. It is trying to clarify and reproduce the context of the development of human society for thousands of years, how modern family, society, country, culture, ethics, and moral form evolved gradually; and faintly tells a brand new The story, that is, how to reinvent everything as liberals and anarchists hope, to return human society to no government, no organization, and authority, no army, and police, no public facilities, no ethics People have the freedom to do anything. The social form of a person is a single "person". From this stage, how do humans rebuild social contracts and form a small cluster of ones, and then gradually form larger social functional groups, from salvation to a mutual rescue, as a species, how in harsh conditions to survive.

Rick, who was originally a policeman, was seriously injured in a gun battle with a fugitive and was in a coma for a few months in the hospital. When I woke up, things were wrong. Under the chase of the zombies, they jumped out of the hospital bed and died from the end of the world. A small group of people met on the road, including his wife and son, who was rescued by his police colleague Shane who had a life and death. His wife, Lori, thought that he was no longer alive, and the grateful heart made her cohabit with Sean. The surviving of Rick has set off an emotional wave between these people. From here on, the small group of the 20-person group was born and died. Rick became the head of this group of people, to be safe for everyone's life, daily life, and travel, the next place to go. The plot begins here, detailing the individual personality traits and conflicts of these men, women, and children. In the absence of law and without authority, the weakness of human nature is exposed. Acting as a human difference makes everyone do everything; anxiety under high tensions, dryness of people's reason and tenderness; plus disease, hunger, danger, life, and death, crushing this life community almost every moment The Noah's Ark in this vast ocean is almost in danger of being subverted all the time. From this, we can see how fragile the natural flaws between people are, and simply not enough to maintain an effective social system.