The trailer for the upcoming season of The Walking Dead shows survivors working together to clear the prison glimpsed at the end of the zombie drama’s second season.
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Comic-Con: Walking Dead third season teased
The trailer for the upcoming season of the hit show shows survivors working together to clear the prison glimpsed at the end of the second season
- AP
- Published: 00:00 July 14, 2012
- Image Credit: AP
- At The Walking Dead autograph signing session in San Diego on July 13, 2012.
Footage teased on Friday at a Comic-Con presentation also shows katana-wielding new character Michonne slicing through zombies and teaming up with Laurie Holden’s Andrea.
The pair came across a helicopter crash and were taken to a survivalist commune run by a shady character known as The Governor.
Holden says the third season will be very different for Andrea because she is separated from the group.
The next season of the show premieres in the US on October 14.
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