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Queering the Family in The Walking Dead
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Stephen King Epic Classic Collection 5 Books Box Set – Fiction – Paperback
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The Interplay Between Political Theory and Movies
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The Walking Dead Advent Calendar
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The Walking Dead Universe RPG Base Dice Set
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The Walking Dead Universe RPG Core Rules
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The Walking Dead Universe RPG Starter Set
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Zombie Apocalypse Training for Two
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Walking Dead
There is a particular kind of fan who watched the first season of The Walking Dead and never really left. Years later they still have opinions about the Shane situation, still feel something complicated when they think about the prison arc, and still believe Rick Grimes deserved better. We are those people, which is exactly why we put this collection together ourselves rather than leaving it to someone who just knows it as a show that used to be on.
Buying for a Walking Dead fan sounds easy until you start looking. The official merchandise tends to be either too cheap to mean anything or too expensive to justify, and most of it looks like it was designed by someone who watched a highlights reel and called it done. We wanted better than that. We went looking for the gifts that actually land with someone who knows the difference between a Lucille keyring bought from a petrol station forecourt and something worth owning.
What ended up in here passed one test. Would a real fan of the show care about this. Not just recognise it, actually care. That meant thinking about the people who know the comics as well as the series, the ones who have rewatched certain episodes more times than they would admit, the ones who still get into arguments about which season was the best. Those are our people and those are the people we picked for.
Everything here earns its place. Some of it is genuinely clever, the kind of thing that shows you understood what made the show matter to them rather than just knowing its name. Some of it is the thing they wanted and never bought for themselves, which is always the best version of a gift. None of it is filler dressed up in barbed wire and spray paint.
The Walking Dead ran for eleven seasons and built one of the most devoted fan bases television has ever produced. That loyalty deserves more than a mass produced mug with a character's face on it. We think we found the things that actually match it.
