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A review by bookishrealm
The Walking Dead, Vol. 10: What We Become by Robert Kirkman
4.0
All good things must come to an end and it's so evident in this volume.
Volume 10 is definitely where readers begin to see the central group rip at the seams due to the mistrust of Rick (I honestly don't blame them). It's not surprising because up to this point, Rick has made a lot of decisions that have ultimately caused issues for everyone. The complexity of the plot increases as more people and personalities are brought within the group. As a reader, there is a certain level of distrust towards every person they come across which is a testament to Kirkman's writing. One of the questions that I still have after reading this installment is whether the group will truly make it to DC. I'm curious about the creation and spread of the disease that caused the walkers and apparently all the answers are located in DC. While this volume followed the trend of being a little less darker than its predecessor, there is still a lot of violence and gore.
Volume 10 is definitely where readers begin to see the central group rip at the seams due to the mistrust of Rick (I honestly don't blame them). It's not surprising because up to this point, Rick has made a lot of decisions that have ultimately caused issues for everyone. The complexity of the plot increases as more people and personalities are brought within the group. As a reader, there is a certain level of distrust towards every person they come across which is a testament to Kirkman's writing. One of the questions that I still have after reading this installment is whether the group will truly make it to DC. I'm curious about the creation and spread of the disease that caused the walkers and apparently all the answers are located in DC. While this volume followed the trend of being a little less darker than its predecessor, there is still a lot of violence and gore.