I have to admit that this comics series made me hooked at the story and I will try to watch the TV adaptation soon. ( )

As I said in my earlier review, I love this series so damn much. This is the first set of comics I've ever read.

However, there were some things I couldn't believe that Rick did, or didn't do in this issue. For instance, when he went to get gas and walked into that house, he again, didn't have a damn weapon.

What the hell's wrong with him? I mean, Rick's seen a few zombies so far and even if there weren't zombies to worry about, he still could've run into the owners of the house, or some squatters that could've blown his damn head off.

And then him meeting Glenn. While I'm glad Glenn saved Rick from becoming zombie chow, Rick should've still been on his guard. Someone just happens to find you and risks their neck to save you?

Who would do something like that and not want something in return? Rick can be thankful or grateful that Glenn saved him, but he should've also been a bit suspicious that some guy he doesn't know, risked his neck to save him.

And then for Glenn to bring Rick to a camp where his wife and son just so happen to be at? Unrealistic to the millionth power. I mean I know this is a comic book and 90% of it is unrealistic, but I just think it's a bit much that the second set of people Rick comes across, have his wife and son with them.

Anyway, sorry for being a downer, as I do love the series. I just had to nitpick about a few things.

I felt horrible for the horse. Rick got the horse out of the barn and rode it to Atlanta, only for it to die a few minutes later, in one of the worst ways imaginable. That just sucks.

I AM, however, happy that Rick had Glenn to help him, or he'd have been screwed. ( )