The Walking Dead, Vol. 15: We Find Ourselves

I think what really aids my enjoyment of this volume, aside from the addition of Jesus, is that it's mostly a winter volume, which we haven't seen since Volume 2, and since we don't really see the winter in the show, it's a nice change of pace again. It allows the dead to take a backseat to the story, and for the story to focus on actual survival. Food, shelter, rebuilding Alexandria, scavenging, etc. It's a nice actual calm before a future storm.

Getting a little stagnant. There's only so much you can talk about during the zombie apocalypse I guess. Rick's going to boss people around and take charge and then whine about how everyone looks to him as a leader. People are going to plot to take over. Strangers will show up. People will be depressed. Sex will be had. Kids will try not to become sociopaths. I wonder how much longer this series can go on?