Walking Dead:
Source: Wikipedia
Sheriff's deputy Rick Grimes has been injured in a shootout and awakens in a hospital. Finding it full of zombies, he leaves, and finds his family gone. He goes to Atlanta, where it is said people were taken for protection, and meets a man who takes him to a survivor camp where Rick's wife Lori and son Carl, are. Lori is pregnant. Rick joins the group and helps gather supplies, then helps them look for a safer location. Picking up other survivors on the way, the group tries settling on a farm, whose owner keeps zombies in his barn; and they finally settle in a prison.
After getting settled in the prison, Rick and others discover a nearby group in the town of Woodbury, led by a tyrant called The Governor. The Governor severs Ricks right hand and brutally rapes Michonne.
Lori gives birth to a daughter. The Governor finds the prison and launches an attack. Both sides suffer many casualties, but one of The Governor's own people shoots him in the head. A number of Rick's people escape the prison.
Rick's group meets a man who lies about being in contact with survivors in Washington, D.C., so they all head there. They're invited to a peaceful, walled-off town named the Alexandria Safe-Zone. After the town is attacked by bandits and zombies, Rick destroys the entire herd of zombies and vows to rebuild civilization at Alexandria. Carl suffers a gunshot wound to the head and wakes up with amnesia.
A larger nearby community, The Hilltop, wants to trade with Alexandria, and they talk Rick into fighting off a gang called The Saviors. The Saviors, led by a man named Negan, ambush Ricks group and brutally murder Glenn, afterwards demanding Rick give half of all their supplies to the Saviors.
Rick, with the Hilltop's best fighter, Jesus, heads to a place called "The Kingdom" seeking help from its leader. While plotting an end to Negan's tyranny, Negan's lieutenant appears ready to defect and fight alongside Alexandria and its allies.
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