The Walking Dead, Vol. 26: Call to Arms

There's a lot to like about this volume, much more than the build up to Negan's War. Negan's story itself is great, and his betrayal and murder of Alpha was a shocking moment in that it was obviously set up that they'd work together to fight Rick. It showed that he really was willing to change for the better. This allows her to be replaced by Beta, who I find a much more compelling villain, as well as a moment I swore they were killing Aaron in and was at the time very sad by this possibility. Dwight is also utilized in a great way, a way I wish was included in the tv show. Dwight becomes one of the more important characters from here on out due to this war build up.