Jeffrey Dean Morgan loved The Walking Dead's "Here's Negan" episode, but its big change to the comic created the character's biggest controversy.

AMC. At the end of this week’s episode of The Walking Dead, “Dead or Alive or,” Negan hit upon a plan to defeat Rick and the Alexandrians in the All Out War.It is a sinister, evil, and cruel ...

Is Negan about to go back to his old ways? His decision at the end of the latest 'The Walking Dead: Dead City' episode sure makes it seem that way.

And there was something a little too unhinged about that sparkle in his stare when he locked eyes with Maggie. Negan was indeed sent out to live freely on his own by Rick in the Walking Dead comic ...

This Tiny Detail Could Seriously Narrow Down Negan's Possible Victim List. By Ryan Roschke. Updated on Oct 11, ... We look through the eyes of someone who is bathed in darkness.

There are some great TV villains out there, from Gus Fring in Breaking Bad to Joffrey Baratheon in Game of Thrones, but for the longest time, I’ve had my eye on Negan, who has become one of my ...

He added, "So, in The Croat’s eyes [Negan is] a brother, but also almost like a father figure. It's almost like he thinks, 'Here's the person who will protect me.

Negan looks as if he was cut from stone — and not in the beautiful Statue of David kind of way. He's a big block of a man with hooded eyes, thick eyebrows, and a large forehead and his facial ...

Negan’s most infamous kill was his introductory slaughter of Glenn Rhee in issue #100. ... The eye-popping moment sent chills and nausea through readers’ bodies, ...

The Walking Dead comic book creator Robert Kirkman details original plans for Negan after bringing back the villain turned antihero in Negan Lives #1. In this special one-off comic, the first ...

The Walking Dead's Sunday, December 4, episode featured Carl and Negan's bad blood coming to a head — read Us Weekly's roundup of the five biggest moments!