According to an AMC press release, The Walking Dead: Daryl Dixon – The Book of Carol and The Walking Dead: Dead City were on the main stage at the New York Comic Con.
The season two panel for The Walking Dead: Dead City went first for TWD cinematic universe. The panelists included Dascha Polanco (In The Heights, Orange Is The New Black), Gais Charles (Grey’s Anatomy, Taken), Jeffrey Dean Morgan (Supernatural, The Boys), Lauren Cohan (The Vampire Diaries), Scott M. Gimple (Tales of The Walking Dead, Fillmore), and Zeljko Ivanek (Madam Secretary, The Sender), all interviewed by Chris Jericho. The panel showcased photography and the teaser for its second season, following a release date of Spring 2025 on AMC and AMC+.
After the panel occurred, the panel for The Walking Dead: Daryl Dixon – The Book of Carol. Robert Rodriguez hosted the panel with the panelists David Zabet (Betrayal, Keith, Gimple), Greg Nicotaro (Day of The Dead, The Hills Have Eyes), Louis Puech Scigliuzzi (Show Me More), Melissa McBride (The Happys, Delgo) and Norman Reedus (The Bikeriders, Blade 2). They discussed season two now streaming on AMC and AMC+ on Sundays. A few minutes of the fourth episode of the second season was shown, as well as new photos. The episode will premiere on AMC and AMC+ at 9 p.m. ET/PT on Sunday, October 20.
The Walking Dead: Dead City focuses on Negan and Maggie traveling to a post-apocalyptic Manhattan. The city has been isolated as it recently got cut off from the mainland, compiled only of walkers. War arises in the city to see who will have ultimate control over the city and Maggie and Negan are both on opposite ends of the stick. However, when coming together in their journey, they realize their way out is complex and intricate, even when they are in opposite sides of the spectrum.
The Walking Dead: Daryl Dixon – The Book of Carol starts off where season one ended as the show relies the journey of Carol Pelletier and Daryl Dixon of facing their past. Daryl struggles with where he will stay and Carol is more focused on pinpoint the location of her friend. Anne Charrier’s Genet and her movement being in collision with the Union of Hope of the battle for France.