What is the difference between walking dead and fear the walking dead?

TWD is the East Coast after the country (world?) has already fallen. FTWD is the West Coast as that side of the country is beginning to fall. Both shows focus in how people survive the aftermath. Eventually the FTWD timeline catches up to the TWD timeline.

How does Fear the Walking Dead relate to The Walking Dead?

It is a spin-off to The Walking Dead, which is based on the comic book series of the same name by Kirkman, Tony Moore, and Charlie Adlard. The first three seasons serve as a prequel, focusing on a blended family who experience the start of the zombie apocalypse.

Does fear the walking dead explain the outbreak?

The Walking Dead creator Robert Kirkman has stated that even though Fear The Walking Dead (2015) takes place shortly after the outbreak, we won’t get to see patient zero, nor will the series say what caused the outbreak. To Kirkman, the source of the outbreak isn’t important.

Is Gregory the bad guy in The Walking Dead?

Poor Gregory really only got to be the main bad guy for one episode after an entire season of being a deliciously cowardly weasel trying to play The Walking Dead world like it’s Game of Thrones. He found out quickly that when your strength is covertly playing sides against each other, you lose that power when one side is conclusively vanquished.

Is the white witch coming back to The Walking Dead?

But the White Witch of The Walking Dead earned a position as a worthy adversary all on her own. And then just as we thought she’d settled down into a fine romance with Gabriel, she turned again, whisking Rick Grimes away to TV-movie land. Something tells us she’ll be back, and as dangerous as she ever was.

Was Shane dead on ‘The Walking Dead’?

Ironically, in the years since Shane’s death at the hands of Rick, that same Rick who couldn’t even bring himself to do mercy-killings has committed preemptive murder, mutilation, and creative justification in pursuit of ends that supposedly require the means. Shane was arguably just a little too ahead of the curve. 1. Philip Blake, the Governor