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Though Hershel didn’t go out exactly like he did on-screen, he was executed during the assault on the prison.

Giving up Maggie attempting suicide | Image ComicsĮventually, like on TV, Rick and his gang tangled with the Governor and his soldiers. Maggie still had her own demons to face before she could turn her attention to others’ needs. That doesn’t mean she always had a perfect grasp on the responsibility of being a parent, though. With Sophia, the Rhees’ family became larger, and raised the stakes for Maggie’s survival. Eventually, the two more or less adopted her, even as they struggled to conceive their own child. The young girl took to Maggie and Glenn after her mother, Carol, committed suicide. That’s especially true when it comes to Maggie’s story. Sophia Peletier has played a considerably larger role in The Walking Dead comics than she did on the series. And the threat of potentially losing her spouse at times seemed like too much for Maggie to handle.Īdopting Sophia Maggie and Sophia at a gravestone | Image Comics It wasn’t long before the pair began to routinely face danger. But their vows to one another were almost instantly put to the test. It was one of the sweeter and more romantic moments in Kirkman’s story. Maggie wore an orange jumpsuit as her wedding dress. Hershel presided over their union in the prison cafeteria. Though we didn’t get a chance to see their wedding on TV, it played out pretty nicely in the comic series. Getting married Glenn and Maggie’s wedding | Image ComicsĮventually, Glenn and Maggie decided to make their love for one another official. Glenn, in solidarity, shaved his head, too. The new, slightly tougher version of Maggie also cut her hair very short in a symbolic gesture of leaving her old life behind. She killed her siblings’ murderer, Thomas, out of vengeance and seemed to gain a sense of real closure from the act. That trauma served as a turning point for Maggie on a strictly personal level. Maggie tried to break up with Glenn after two of her remaining siblings were murdered, because she couldn’t bear to lose him, too. Their relationship weathered some pretty big hurdles.

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After they settled in the prison, they worked together to figure out how to kill the zombies that routinely surrounded their new home. Indeed, much of Maggie’s story in the early Walking Dead comics centered around her relationship with Glenn. But he eventually came to accept that they had developed deep feelings for one another. As the two grew closer, her father grew wary of their relationship. Maggie was wracked with grief, and turned to Glenn for comfort. Meeting Glenn Maggie and Glenn kiss | Image ComicsĪfter Hershel mistakenly let loose the walkers he had hidden in his barn, two of Maggie’s siblings died in the ensuing chaos. Despite these weaknesses, she stepped up however she could in the early issues and became an essential part of Rick’s group. She showed herself to be, at varying points, insecure, moody, physically slow, and easily shaken by loss. She wasn’t shy about letting him know she was lonely - though, they consummated their relationship on the Greene farmhouse porch, rather than on a pharmacy floor.Īt first, Maggie seemed to lack the resilience necessary to survive in a post-Apocalyptic world. And, similarly, she took to Glenn pretty quickly. Much like in early Season 2 on AMC’s The Walking Dead, comic readers first met Maggie after Otis accidentally shot Carl. Maggie’s introduction Maggie Greene | Image Comics Here’s what happens to Maggie Rhee in The Walking Dead comics. In other instances, they’ve been very different. In some ways, the two versions of Maggie have played out very similarly. Robert Kirkman first introduced her in Issue 10, and since then she’s been involved in, to some degree, many of the most memorable plot lines in the series. In the comics, Maggie’s been every bit as vital to the story’s success. Though we got to know her, at first, as the love interest for Glenn, she quickly developed an identity and importance far beyond her romantic dealings. Played with charm and an often-stealthy gravitas by Lauren Cohan, the Maggie of AMC’s TWD makes up a large part of the show’s emotional core. During her years on the show, she’s grown from a sweet-but-tough farm girl to a resilient woman ready to lead her own team of survivors.

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When it comes to The Walking Dead’s core characters, few have been as essential to the series as Maggie Rhee (nee Greene). Maggie (Lauren Cohan) smiling in The Walking Dead.

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