World & Setting
24 entries in the The Walking Dead compendium.
The KingdomA beacon of hope and monarchy in a world ruled by death.Alexandria Safe-ZoneA fragile paradise that taught the world how to survive again.The Whisperers' TerritoryWhere survivors don the skin of the dead to walk unseen within a living wall of rot.AtlantaThe city of dreams became a graveyard where the first lessons of survival were written in The CommonwealthA gleaming city of fifty thousand souls hiding rot beneath a pristine facade.WoodburyA paradise built on lies, where the dead are caged and the living are prey.RichmondWhere the walls keep out the dead, but the hierarchy keeps down the truth.Cattle RanchA fragile refuge at the border where family loyalties are tested.Middle-earthNo magic or hobbits here—only walkers, blood, and the desperate fight to see the next sunrWesterosThis realm belongs to dragons and ice, not walkers and survivors.NarniaFantasy ends where walkers begin.HogwartsNo spells, safe zones, or prophecies—just blood, grit, and the rotting dead.ShireA perfect suburb hiding a rotting heart in a dead world.CoruscantA galactic myth with no footprint on our broken Earth.WakandaA shielded kingdom in another world; a ghost story in this one.Gotham CityThe early days of Jim Gordon and the origins of Batman's rogues gallery.MetropolisA name that echoes in fan imagination but never walked the rotting streets of the apocalypAsgardA name from mythology that never walked among the living or dead in this apocalypse.RivendellA myth from Middle-earth; absent from the walker world.HyruleA fantasy kingdom with no presence in the walker-infested world; it belongs to a separate The CDCA sterile fortress of science that burns down to prevent the infection from spreading.Atlanta PerimeterA fragile sanctuary of chain-link hope that fell to both the dead and a living betrayal.OceansideA walled paradise of strict order hiding dark secrets beneath its pristine surface.The LighthouseA lonely sentinel watching the tides of a dead world.
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