Led by Alpha (Samantha Morton) and her lieutenant Beta (Ryan Hurst), the Whisperers represent one of the most significant and unique threats in Walking Dead history - and at long last, their moment to shine has arrived on the show.
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These men and women have survived the fall of civilization by essentially blending in with the dead, wearing skin suits made from human flesh, and adopting savage customs that align nicely with the walkers. In Robert Kirkman and Charlie Adlard’s Walking Dead comic book series, Rick (Andrew Lincoln) and the gang eventually stumble upon a new group of opponents known as The Whisperers.
The longer answer is ahead, and contains comic book spoilers, so proceed with the same level of caution you would exercise around this guy. So, what’s going on here? A little more than 10 years of story time into the zombie apocalypse, can the dead speak all of the sudden? The short answer: no. Sure, while some stylistic differences certainly exist between the walkers of season one and the walkers of season nine, the fundamental rules of the zombie remain: they eat people, their brains are their weak points and they lack any shred of the humanity they left behind - sentence structure included.
Their stunned silence speaks volumes, both for the characters who inhabit the Walking Dead universe, and fans who have watched from a comfortable distance for several years. 'The Walking Dead' Reveals First Look at Its Next Threat: The WhisperersĪs the aforementioned 12-word phrase hisses forth from the passing army of the dead, it’s hard not to wonder how Eugene and Rosita didn’t die immediately from fright.
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