Clementine Book One

In Clementine Book One, the beloved character embarks on a new journey, exploring themes of friendship and survival in a post-apocalyptic world.

In Clementine Book One, readers are reintroduced to the beloved character from the world of Robert Kirkman's The Walking Dead. After enduring a traumatic past, Clementine embarks on a new journey, seeking to carve out her own path. Her adventure begins when she encounters Amos, an optimistic Amish teenager, and together they head north toward an abandoned ski resort in Vermont. This unexpected partnership sets the stage for a compelling exploration of friendship and survival amidst the ongoing threat of the undead.

As they arrive at the ski resort, Clementine and Amos find themselves among a group of teenagers who are striving to create a walker-free settlement. This community is not just a refuge; it becomes a complex web of relationships where friendship, rivalry, and romance intertwine. However, as winter sets in, the group must confront the chilling reality that their greatest danger may come from within their own ranks, rather than the external threats they face.

Clementine Book One is a poignant tale that delves into themes of trauma, resilience, and the bonds that form in dire circumstances. With Tillie Walden's signature artwork and storytelling, the graphic novel offers a fresh perspective on the beloved Walking Dead universe, appealing to both longtime fans and newcomers alike. This beautifully illustrated narrative promises to resonate with readers as they witness Clementine's journey toward healing and hope.