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Why a 'Walking Dead' Animated Series Is a Great Idea and Must Happen
MovieWebStory by Marisa Manuel
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The Walking Dead franchise eyes a fresh animated take to expand its undead empire and captivate fans yearning for more post-apocalyptic thrills.
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- Animated series could offer creative new storylines and character arcs untethered to live-action constraints
- Younger viewers may be drawn to an animated spin-off, broadening the franchise's reach and appeal beyond its core adult fanbase
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