What if Clem made a sudden appearance in either the comics or the show

edited December 2012 in The Walking Dead
a little older of course to fit the timeline.



And then season 2 started with a new group and never comes back to clem again? All the fallout from season 1 would eventually be answered by clem telling rick's group what happened to her and how she survived for so long.


As hard as that would be to pull off without creating any plotholes and such, do you think this would be the best way to add some closure to her story?

Comments

  • edited December 2012
    Clem in the comics? Yes, please.
    Clem in the show? No, please not.
  • edited December 2012
    ..Nah, I'd like her to be Video game exclusive. Having her in the show or the comics would be just weird...
  • edited December 2012
    Nope, nope, and nope. Video game exclusive is great.
  • edited December 2012
    I hope not. Video game and canon stories should remain separate.
  • edited December 2012
    Arbitrator wrote: »
    I hope not. Video game and canon stories should remain separate.

    They exist in the same canon, but i agree. Their paths should be individual and not cross with each other.
  • edited December 2012
    I'd honestly hate Clementine appearing on the Comic books, but it would be interessting to see the storylines connect somehow. Right now Shawn, Lilly and the Police officer at the beginning of the game are our only connections with the Comics; Lilly isn't as "cannonish" because of Road to Woodbury, and the Police officer isn't really a big deal.
  • edited December 2012
    The police officer at the beginning? How? And its not proven that Lilly Caul and Lilly from the games are the same, though.
  • edited December 2012
    Ghositex wrote: »
    Right now Shawn, Lilly and the Police officer at the beginning of the game are our only connections with the Comics; Lilly isn't as "cannonish" because of Road to Woodbury, and the Police officer isn't really a big deal.

    There's also Glenn, of course.

    Are you referring to the cop who drives you to Hershel's farm if you elect to wait until night to leave(Andre Mitchell?)?
    The police officer at the beginning? How? And its not proven that Lilly Caul and Lilly from the games are the same, though.

    Since the original trophy for the chapter where Lilly departs used to be called "Woodbury Bound(might be slightly incorrect)", i think it's safe to assume she was originally intended to be the same Lilly.
  • edited December 2012
    Mornai wrote: »

    Since the original trophy for the chapter where Lilly departs used to be called "Woodbury Bound(might be slightly incorrect)", i think it's safe to assume she was originally intended to be the same Lilly.

    Source, please?
  • edited December 2012
    The police officer at the beginning? How

    The police in the beginning of the game drove Thomas Richards, a guy from the comics, to the prison. He was the one yelling "Mama! It was all a big mistake!" Plus, I think it's safe to assume that he knew Rick.
  • edited December 2012
    I do not think so, since Rick was not a Cop from Atlanta.

    And, yes. But Thomas did not made a apperance in the game, did he? It was just a story. All people should know thats the same canon.
  • edited December 2012
    The police officer at the beginning? How? And its not proven that Lilly Caul and Lilly from the games are the same, though.
    Mornai wrote: »
    There's also Glenn, of course.

    Are you referring to the cop who drives you to Hershel's farm if you elect to wait until night to leave(Andre Mitchell?)?

    The police officer at the very beginning of the game (By the way, I just lost the game... damn).
    (Comic book spoilers)
    He's the one who drove the crazy headcutting guy who killed Hershel's twin daughters to the prison where Rick and his group stayed.
    Also, if i were fast enough, i would have realized HiggsBoson already answered this... Why does this always happen, lol.
  • edited December 2012
    OP: Do not want.
  • edited December 2012
    Mornai wrote: »
    They exist in the same canon, but i agree. Their paths should be individual and not cross with each other.

    I actually meant to type comic instead of canon, but yeah.
  • edited December 2012
    Source, please?

    It's sort of difficult to find a source since it got changed, but here's what i found with a short search.

    Link

    That's what it seems to have originally looked like, and you can see discussions about it as well(just search "walking dead woodbury bound trophy" and you'll find a few results).

    Anyway... I would be really disappointed if they dropped Clem from the game in favor of a transition to the comics. If it would be current timeline, would we miss two entire years of her surviving by herself? It just isn't a good idea in any way in my opinion.
  • edited December 2012
    just let twd have seperate storylines in the same universe. the show isnt LOST, everyone doesnt need to meet eachother
  • edited December 2012
    This is actually a really good idea. Not really up to date with the comics at the moment but I understand they are in or around the Alexandria Safe zone, I think. There are many ways they could bring her in. Maybe they could even bring in Christa and her baby alongside Clementine (and Omid, unless he died before this which is more likely than Christa I think).

    It would confirm that the comic and game are in the same universe and will benefit Robert Kirkman by having great characters in his comic. But I don't think they should do this in the TV show until they have done so in the comics. I really hope Season 2 is about a different group but at least confirms that Clementine is with Christa and Omid in the countryside.
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