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The Walking Dead Negan Character Analysis

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On page 72 of The Walking Dead Vol 19: The March to War, there contain two panels one of which is a splash. The splash depicts Rick getting enraged at Negan for killing Spencer. Firstly, the words in the speech bubble are darker than the regular print in the other speech bubbles throughout the book which makes the words pop out more. Likewise, there is an extra circle around the speech bubble giving, even more, emphasize on it. There are an exclamation mark and question mark which shows his anger and confusion at Negan for breaking the agreement. In addition to the speech bubble, Rick’s facial expressions and emotions also show that he is furious with Negan. His Eyes are wide opened as if he is taken aback by what Negan did. His mouth is wide open giving the reader the understanding that he is yelling. The shadowing on his face around his mouth and nose, cheeks, and eyebrows gives the appearance that he is very infuriated with what Negan had done. Even his nostrils are inflamed His neck has veins bulging out so that they are noticeable. Rick’s beard is standing straight up. His face takes up most of the panel leaving out the rest of his body so that we focus on his rage. Differing …show more content…

He is sitting in a hanging chair with his feet up and is drinking a glass of iced water. He has a smug attitude with a grin on his face. He is able to remain calm when is confronted by Rick. Some of Negan’s face is hidden in the shadow of the chair. When Rick angrily asks his question, Negan deflects his question and gives an evasive answer. In Negan’s speech, the word killing is in darker letters which indicates a point that he is being sarcastic. Furthermore, Negan has two bodyguards protecting him and fence between him and Rick. Moreover, he has his bat, which has been wrapped in barbed wire, leaning against the fence near him. With Rick’s shoulder in the corner of the panel, this shows the confrontation between him and

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