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  • Dale Horvath on Random 'The Walking Dead' TV Characters Who Are Most Different From Their Comic Book Counterparts

    (#13) Dale Horvath

    Comics Dale: The 68-year-old retired car salesman is traveling around the country with his wife in their RV when the world falls apart. After her death, he seeks survivors and meets 25-year-old Andrea. The two end up having a relationship and adopting Ben and Billy. Dale provides wisdom and reason, holding a leadership position within the group. He’s around a lot longer than TV Dale, but he’s eventually bitten by a walker and subsequently kidnapped by cannibals. He actually watches as they eat his leg, laughing and yelling, “Tainted meat," a fate that befalls Bob on the show.

    TV Dale: Dale meets Andrea and her sister when the world goes to hell, giving them shelter in his RV. After Amy’s death, Dale grows worried about Andrea’s mental health and is overly protective. Although the two are close, they do not become a couple. Dale’s other main focus is following Shane around and giving him the wild judgment eyes. He’s so distracted by Shane, he doesn’t see the walker in the field who eats him. Daryl has to shoot him.

  • Heath on Random 'The Walking Dead' TV Characters Who Are Most Different From Their Comic Book Counterparts

    (#12) Heath

    Comics Heath: Heath is more of a presence in the comics simply because the format allows it. He is with Denise and is a solid member of Alexandria. He loses a leg after Denise sacrifices herself to save him.

    TV Heath: Heath’s story has yet to evolve in any significant way. He may take on more of a role once the gang gets away from Negan. If they can get away from Negan, that is.

  • Aaron on Random 'The Walking Dead' TV Characters Who Are Most Different From Their Comic Book Counterparts

    (#16) Aaron

    Comics Aaron: He pretty much has the same role in the comics as recruiter for Alexandria. He and Eric are also together.

    TV Aaron: So far, they appear to be pretty similar. And he'll probably react the same way if someone kills Eric.

  • Tyreese on Random 'The Walking Dead' TV Characters Who Are Most Different From Their Comic Book Counterparts

    (#9) Tyreese

    Comics Tyreese: He’s got a larger presence and a different personality. He’s Rick's right hand and gets it on with Carol, only to cheat on her with Michonne. He is beheaded in front of the prison the same way Hershel is on the show. His death has the same impact as Hershel’s, leaving fans reeling.

    TV Tyreese: He’s a gentle giant, reluctant to kill anyone, clinging to his hammer and humanity with all that he has. His compassion to help Noah find his family is the death of him, though, ending with a walker bite and a fever dream of dead characters. His death is used to further propel his sister Sasha into sniper-happy madness.

  • Judith on Random 'The Walking Dead' TV Characters Who Are Most Different From Their Comic Book Counterparts

    (#15) Judith

    Comics Judith: In a gut-wrenching moment, the baby dies along with Lori when the Governor and his group attack the prison.

    TV Judith: She’s still with us and will probably grow up to be a serial killer just like her brother.

  • Eugene Porter on Random 'The Walking Dead' TV Characters Who Are Most Different From Their Comic Book Counterparts

    (#10) Eugene Porter

    Comics Eugene: Eugene and his mullet pull off the scientist lie for a while before he confesses to only being a science teacher and that there is no cure in D.C. Eugene has to make himself useful and does, coming up with the idea of planting sorghum and making bullets for the community. He is also married to Rosita. 

    TV Eugene: The business in the front/party in the back hairstyle and his scientist secret stayed the same. Eugene has creepily watched Rosita and Abraham do it, but if Abraham gets his head bashed in and/or stays with Sasha, Eugene might have a shot. 

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As we all know, The Walking Dead TV series is adapted from a comic of the same name. When there is an original comic, the usual rule is that the TV show does not need to change too much, whether it is the storyline or the relationship between the characters.

When The Walking Dead has been broadcast for more than 10 years, many fans have not realized that the TV series has been quite different from the original comics, especially the setting of some characters. The random tool introduced 18 The Walking Dead characters who are different from their comic books.

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