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    Aaron and Eric Originate in The Comic Book

    Aaron and Eric appear in the comics, as members of the Alexandria Safe Zone, a community Rick's crew joins in the books. When asked about the connection, Ross Marquand who plays Aaron says:

    We really did our best to create a backstory for these two men. It's not expressly laid out in the comics how long they've known each other. Did they comprehend each other before the apocalypse began? We wanted to think they did. We thought it was a stronger choice that they had known each other before everything went to hell. It's a really endearing love story that way, that these two men had bonded beforehand and then stuck together and protected each other throughout this really tough time in human history. It's not unlike any other relationship—there's fights that occur, there's short-lived squabbles about how to approach a group. "Should we approach this group? What do you think of these people? Can we trust them?" There's going to be disagreements. It was enormously helpful to discuss that with each other before we shot any of those scenes.

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    Some People Aren't Too Happy

    As with anything that happens on TV (or movies, or comics

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    Introducing Gay Characters? ****SPOILERS****
    I don't know about the comics, but AMC's TWD had the lesbian characters and from my playthrough it appears Telltale's version is as well. It didn't outright speak it but there was that end photograph of Walter and Matthew (or Matt as only he referred to him as). Also, Walter referred to Matthew as his "partner" when talking to Clementime after dinner. I don't know what Matthew did but Walter said he was a teacher and I haven't heard of teacher partners, just things enjoy law partners or business partners (like Nick and Luke). So is this the case or am I just reading too much into this? I guess we'll never know for sure ****SPOILER**** since they were both killed unless Kenny or Sarita fills us in later (which is a shame because Lee and Kenny had some good/funny interactions with Kenny's hickish assumptions due to Lee's race and that pattern could of been repeated).
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    I have been a fan of zombies for years now, something that started because of the Resident Evil game series. This is why I started to watch AMC’s The Walking Dead, a TV show based on the comics of the identical name. One of the main characters in the show is fan-favorite Daryl Dixon (Norman Reedus), and recently Robert Kirkman made a statement about the crossbow wielding survivor’s sexuality.

    The question about Daryl’s sexuality was asked about in a fan letter for The Walking Dead #130. In the letter, the fan drew parallels between Daryl and Jesus. For those of you who don’t know, Jesus is quite a tough traits in the comic novel series and he’s also gay. He appeared in issue 91 and his sexuality was revealed in issue 122. The readers were quite surprised because of the reveal, and I appreciate that Kirkman decided to do it this way. It really tells readers not to take everything at encounter value and immediately believe a character is vertical because their sexuality isn’t stated when they construct their first appearance. It’s similar to what Smash the Floor did proximate the end of Season 2.

    Just like Jesus, authentic name Paul Monroe, Daryl’s sexuality hasn’t been mentioned in the TV series eit

    The Walking Dead

    • Developer:Telltale Games
    • Publisher:Telltale Games
    • Year: 2012 – 2016
    • Genre:AdventureInteractive fiction
    • Platform/s:PC
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    The Walking Dead Telltale games feature several gender non-conforming characters. Walter (also known as Walt) is an original nature in the series, and had a boyfriend named Matthew. Zachary (also known as Zach) also formerly had a boyfriend, named Jonas.

    In The Walking Dead: A New Frontier, Javier can coquet with Jesus. It was confirmed by lead writer, Adam Esquenazi Douglas, that Javier is bisexual.

    In The Walking Dead: The Last Season, Clementine can pursue a relationship with a boy named Louis, a girl named Violet, or neither. Though they are the only romance options in the game, Clem has the option to arrange another young woman, Ruby, and two other guys, into whatever positions she likes in a game of 'marry-fuck-kill'. Violet is a lesbian, who has romantic history with a woman called Minerva (or Minnie).