And to perk up more the anticipation of what is in store for us in the series this fourth season, we have collected some meaty details of spoiler of the series. Buzz been running around the mill these days about the show’s current on location taping what is supposed to be a “zombie free zone” in the WD universe. We all knew about the second seasons’ climatic end with the appearance of WD’s all-time favorite sword wielding and zombie dragging heroine, the legendary Michonne. The legendary Michonne will lead our cast to the so called sanctuary away from the dead Walkers.

The info is also been supported by the Georgia’s paper , which heralded that the series is now currently filming in the city of Senoia, which the city has been turned into a set the props up to be a sanctuary in the series story line. As these was also being quoted from the series location manager that the city it would be a reoccurring place for them in the new eight days of filming, mostly the shots will be made during nighttime in one in the current episode which is being filmed.

The supposed sanctuary set, is complete with a movable perimeter wall, some barricades et al, as to complete the impression of a fortified sanctuary.

“The Walking Dead” is now currently on location shot for its fourth season which is expected to air this coming October. TWD will also be n its biggest season to date. As being already openly shared by the folks behind its production, the season is going to be more gorier and will push the barometer for TV violence a notch higher. So it is expected to be another or more bloody season before the end of the year.

We generally wonder how the madman came into being as the most twisted individual in the zombie infested world of WD. Robert Kirkman and Jay Bonansinga retells the story of the governor in their graphic novel The Walking Dead: The Rise of the Governor.

The comics takes us back to the time when the governor seemed to appreciate the humane side of his personality, although after several pressing issues with his older brother and his will to survive no matter what without compromising his safety.

In the comics, both author draws out the factors that lead to what the fans have known The Governor the kind of character he is today. The mean and twisted patriarch of the prison facility who keeps his zombie daughter in chains and feeding it fresh scraps in order to keep it alive, who sadistically ruled his group.

The issue also stresses out how The Governor came into power as he is known to be and his exploits as the rising man of evil. In relation with the comics, The Governor will also be among the anticipated spectacle in the TV series of “The Walking Dead”. The series which aims to air its third season starting this October will also pack some serious package for all WD avid fans.

Along with the iconic Michonne (Danai Gurira), The Governor (David Morrissey) will be among the additional characters of the series on its third season run. The show will also pumped up some major violence as the production aims to make the gore and bloody visuals to be more vivid and bloodier than ever.

The third season picks up where the last season ended, where Rick and the group scattered for safety when their haven was attacked by wandering walkers. Rick, who ended some violent issues with long time friend Shane, Has also come to realize that the virus has already infected them.

The series is now currently filming the third season, mainly in Senoia- Georgia.

“The Walking Dead” king Robert Kirkman, has been very busy lately while his top rated series is now currently in hiatus and under production runs fro its third season which aims to air this mid-October.

Kirkman has caught some time to talk about other endeavor under his brand of entertainment, which are comics. In the “Invincible” universe main protagonist Mark Grayson is currently on the edge as Kirkman cracked about the character “He’s been a bit under the weather, slightly near death,” the comics’ creator described the “Invincible” being on a tight ledge. He is currently being placed under his yellow and blue tights for the time is “Bulletproof” who also secretly aspires to don the “Invincible” uniform. He disclosed that the temporary switch is a part of the promotional stint for the comics 100th issue coming out this January 2013.

Talking about the “invincible” storyline, the team will have their hands full when they go back in the middle of “Guarding the Globe”, Bulletproof who is now wearing the yellow and blue uniform will tagging along and enjoying the ride as “Invincible”.

When asked about his insights of “The Walking Dead” which will be selling its 100th issue this July talking about the series would expectedly spill some ideas of its TV series counterpart, so to avoid spoilers better not to read any further.

In an interview with the comics mogul, he draw some outline to where WD revolves its plot in its centennial issue,
“They basically discovered this larger community that’s part of a network,” Kirkman said of what’s been happening in recent issues of “Walking Dead.” “To be a part of this network and to share resources, they have to become involved in this sort of barter system, where everybody contributes where they can to get something in return. Rick realizes that the only thing he can contribute is protection and, essentially, being a badass — because everyone in his group is a bunch of badasses. This other group is beholden to this very violent group of people who basically rule through intimidation. Rick says, ‘I’ll take care of this group for you if you put us into your bartering network, and give us food.’ Now Rick has to go back to his allies and sell them on it. He’s gone out on a limb and volunteered them for something very dangerous.”

Kirkman in an excerpt from his chat with MTV.

Talking about the series, WD has also have some milestone on its own, with Michonne (Danai Gurira) and The Governor (David Morrissey) now on the lists of powerpacked cast of the series, will really be a blast when the show returns this October.

The third season of the series is now currently on location shoots in different places in Senoia, Georgia. Although much have been discussed and impliedly revealed in the previous panel talk with cast, production people behind the hit zombie drama series along with media outlets and rabid fans of the both comics and the series. Much have been discussed there but we still believe that the lot of WD production are into something big even for the series in its upcoming season.

And a part of that mother lode of all spoilers here something to start. At the closing part of the last episode of WD season 2, viewers are teased with a quickie shot of a prison facility, and taking reference in the comics, our beloved surviving group is heading their way into the dark Woodbury Prison. Daryl and Hershel will be seen more in the third season of the series while packing up more twist and changes (vis-à-vis from the comics’ version). The panel also hinted that Hershel will be seen a the badass “riffle chick” while her partner Daryl gains more authority amidst the remaining members of the group. They hinted further that in the next season, he will be more act as Rick’s trusted “second in command”.ed that fans will witness drastic changes in comparison to the comics. He even taunted that they might be something swaps of some notable events so what would possibly happens to one character in the comics may surprisingly happen to someone else in the series. Implying that the upcoming season will implore that idea. Kirkman is also “experimenting the boundaries” with AMC, as they collaborate to level-up the notch for gore scenes and zombie deaths in comparison with the previous installment of the series.

Producer Glen Mazzara, also teased that the premiere script was just finished and it will be an awesome show. He said, “It’s pretty dynamic and action-packed with tons of zombies but also a lot of quieter moments and a lot of heart.” He also stated that the remaining survivors of Rick’s group become a family (could that be Hershel and Daryl?), and still looking for a place to go.

Although fans have shown frustration for the show in the second season for a slow pace of things as what the tandem producers (Kirkman and MAzzara) promised. But in the third season of the series, everything will be moving on the right track on a faster pace.
S3 premiere is not yet announced but it is anticipated to hit tubes again in the middle of October this year.

Riley also shared that each episode of the series for the third season would take nine shooting days on the set. That is from Monday to Friday, “The storyline runs from a rural area to an urban area and back to a rural area, we were here last year and much of the show was shot in this area” he added.

The Walking Dead Season three is the biggest, goriest and bloodiest season to date in the series which makes it the most anticipated season of the franchise. The series will approximately return in the middle part of next year, and the story continues after the group we’re ratted out from their haven inside the Hershel’s farm. They would eventually regrouped and find themselves in the clutches of yet another sinister character behind the walls of what thought to be a sanctuary, The Prison.

On other related news, in the video gaming world fans of the series and the comics would be much happier to know that game version of the series is not out for grabs for PC, Mac and The Playstation console this week. “A New Day” is the first part of a five part series of the game, the Xbox 360 version will be out not later than April 27 on the Xbox Live Arcade. So grab them while its hot!

This previous week, people behind WD, made an appearance at the TV Academy in Tinsel Town, and viewers, fans and even the media were more than happy to discuss the second season finale and even more than willing to hear about the next season’s upcoming treats.

Both executive producers of the show Robert Kirkman (also the creator of the comics) and Gleb Mazarra were accompanied by the series notable casts. And everyone one of them are more than willing their loot of teasers for the third season (dubbed as the best season ever) of “The Walking Dead”. Here are some of those meaty teasers;

Hershel will be killed sooner than expected, Although the production previously decided not to kill the character in Season 2 but when asked about the her fate in the third season run of the story, executive producer Mazzara simply stated “we’ll see what happens’ – a bad omen?

Bloodier and gorier zombie deaths, as exec. Producer Kirkman divulged he is gauging AMC’s skill in how it will make the death more gruesome and horrifying, with his goal is “get to that point” of determining the “boundaries” of gruesome violence.

T-Dogg (IronE Singleton) will have more screen time, Mazzara commends the viewer-favorite character has been kept on a low key. Will be seen more often in the upcoming episodes giving in the demands by hordes of fans.

A new Rick is about to lead the wary group, from the previous goody-two shoes Rick has been pushed to his limits (by killing his BFF Shane) in the previous season, on the third season Rick has become unpredictable “traumatized” leader who have the absolute control of the group. Even made Daryl to be on his side, a thing to look out for is to whose character will fall in the struggle for power.

Mazzara also talked about the thirds’ pilot episode to be tender but filled with undead walkers on his statement the producer discussed 301 as “dynamic and action-packed with tons of zombies, but also a lot of quieter moments and a lot heart.” More like a dramatic star for an explosive season run.

And the inevitable untimely deaths, Kirkman offered something really enticing within the panel stating that in the pilot episode, “there’s something memorable that happened to a character in the comic that’s happening in the show and it’s not the same character” – we speculate that he is referring to Dale’s demise in the comics, where he was beaten by a Walker, abducted by cannibals and have his infected limb sawn off and ultimately died in Andrea’s arms. It this is the standard of drama the show has in the third season, we are expecting a thrill ride.

Among other spoilers from deaths, to new characters (friend or foe), the diabolic prison and the truth about the nature of the virus which have infected them all. The show has been twisting some major points in TV series so expect the unexpected. We are just curious what will the TV series turns –out now that Kirkman has released his 100th issue of the comics, with Rick on the covers while at his background a mountain of dead bodies to include that of the Governor and Lori. In a statement Kirkman shared, “You can’t see it, but Rick is actually holding a birthday cake in his hand. Or, I guess, his only hand.” Could this menacing detail prevail in the TV incarnation of the comics? Well, we’ll just have to see through it.

Along with promising riveting story up for the next third season run of “The Walking Dead” some few characters are set to have bigger roles in the next season. One figure to watch out for it the lady Hershel’s soft spoken fierce daughter Maggie (Lauren Cohan) which is confirmed to bring out more depth in her character when the show returns on its biggest season to date. With 8 episodes on due starting this October.

After the walker raid in the Hershel’s farm. The bloody massacre as turned our Maggie into a force not to mess with, being reunited with long time admirer Glenn (Steven Yeunn) the duo has turned into a lovers and a team to reckon with.
With Cohan’s bigger take on the third season and the introduction of the blade wielding Michonne (Danai Gurira). The Walking Dead third season run female character rooster will surely be a “kick-ass”.

Season three, will continue after the Hershel farm incident and Rick and the group will find their way to the darker side of humanity as a more sinister foe awaits them as their weary feet will take them into the sanctuary (or not) of the Prison. The facility is being rule by its vicious and sadistic patriarch “The Governor” who is played by British Actor David Morrisey. The third season also, dwells on the pressing predeicament about the nature of the virus which is “airborne” and how did our characters deals with it, especially when they knew they could turned into a walker bitten or not bitten when they die.

AMC’s “The Walking Dead” is a comics from Robert Kirkman, who happens to be the executive producer of the post zombie apocalypse drama TV series. The comics itself has created a major following which also somehow doubled when the first season of the show earned rave reviews from critics and hardcore fans of the comics itself.

With reports that the show will starts its location shot between May to November, with the city’s prime streets as the shows primary set for the shoot, the WD production outfit has been shooting its shots in its previous seasons but this time most of the scenes of the third season run of WD will be shot here.

The “The Walking Dead Season 3” will tell the continuation of the story about the hurdles of a group (led by Sheriff Rick Grimmes) after being ratted out from a farm when a group of walkers (undead zombies) were lured into their haven after hearing gunshots. Now Rick as the group’s leader will find himself shaken of the present predicament and will be once tested when a new sinister villain will be introduced in the storyline, the cold blooded leader of the Prison, “The Governor”.

The season will also tell the role of the sword wielding ebony hottie “Micchonne” in Rick’s group and how she will influence them to survive battling zombies, within themselves and the inevitable threat looming in the shadows of the “Prison”. Also the story continues of how the characters react and survive now that the truth about the virus’ nature is being revealed. Would there be a cure?

Senoia has been a favorite location for projects that require a little laid back atmosphere but bustling with life. The city has been thankful for their prod outfits after being blessed with tax incentives in every project shot in Senoia also business boom had been credited also for the productions firms’ activity in the city. Some major projects to include in the list of Senoia growing lists of series and films shot in their humble turf are; Fried Green Tomatoes, Broken Bridges, Driving Miss Daisy, Andersonville, Sweet Home Alabama and the 80’s dance musical film Footloose.

The season final installment ended with a feast (literally) when walkers feasted on every Hershel family as they eat them alive, while the other surviving group seemed to who where ratted out from the Herschel farm are now desperate and feuding each other in panic. While the groups’ leader good ol’ Sheriff Rick Grimmes would find himself in the position of losing his sanity after the ordeal, prompting the idea that it would finally turn Rick into a dictator he is destined to be. Like any other good season finale producers have succeeded in cliff-hanging the series with some possible scenarios on the next season of the show which due months from now (in Fall).

Fans of the comics (The Walking Dead) may have anticipated the things to be seen on the next season, but just can’t “zero” point on it, for the TV series takes a little way too far in bring the comics into live action series. Take the example of the characters (like Shane) who died earlier on the comics version, but it took a little longer for the show to put his lights out. So impliedly, we will be expecting more surprises from the makers of the show although the comics would provide some little clues of what to expect from the TV series.
Talking about the things we set to anticipate on the next season of the show are;

1. Michonne –The ebony sword wielding fighter who appeared in the last episode of the show, will be gracing the next season and with her character. Her origins is published on the a comic strip on Playboy’s April issue. Hmm another reason to buy Hefner’s publication.
2. The Prison – A shot was seen during the last moment of the season finale, prompting a possible sanctuary of Rock’s group after surviving the zombie raid on Hershel’s farm. But little that they know, a greater evil is also lurking behind the safety of the concrete facility.

3. The Governor – As earlier reported will be played by British actor David Morrissey, is mean and sinister leader of the group which resides the Prison. The character also has great influence on the 3rd season of the shows storyline, like in the comics (but don’t expect much remember Shane?).

Aside from these obvious plots for the upcoming season, Robert Kirkman the show’s producer and creator of the comics also confirmed the comeback of Merle who is played by Michael Rooker, which the actor also confirms his return on the show.

Let’s put this one more time for a season finale and prepare yourself for a long wait of October for the season 3. As of now I don’t any prediction on this upcoming new season, but anyway one of the positive views that I can see on the next season it is compose of 18 episode worthy for the wait.

So I think I don’t need to make this story long and let us watch this episode!