We publish our audit record because accuracy claims should be checkable. Every entry on this site runs through an automated fact-audit pipeline (accuracy audit → source-grounded repair → visual QA); this page is generated from that pipeline's own report, not written by hand.
This is a fiction/fan codex: entries describe an in-universe canon. Our audits check canon and internal consistency — external fact-checking does not apply the way it does on real-subject codexes.
Last full accuracy audit: 2026-08-26 · 35 entries checked · 26 flagged · 52 issues confirmed · 26 corrected · 26 still open
Frank Darabont — Darabont directed only the pilot episode of Season 1, not 'Tell It to the Frogs'; that episode was directed by Gwyneth Horder-Payton.
Frank Darabont — Darabont is credited as the writer of the Season 2 premiere ('What Lies Ahead'), but he is not credited as an executive producer for the first three episodes of Season 2; he retained an executive producer credit for the entire season due to contractual reasons
Norman Reedus — Andrew Lincoln did not appear in every season of the original series run (1–11); he did not appear in Season 10 or Season 11.
Rick Grimes — The claim that Rick's daughter Judith is present in the comic book series is incorrect; Judith does not exist in the comic book canon (Lori's baby is stillborn).
Rick Grimes — The claim that the comic series' epilogue takes place decades after Rick's death is inaccurate; the entry states 'decades' as fact in the LORE section but also says 'the exact time jump is not specified' in the DID YOU KNOW section, creating a contradiction.
Carol Peletier — Carol is introduced in the second issue of the comic's first volume, 'Days Gone Bye' — this is incorrect; Carol first appears in issue #4 of the comic series, not issue #2.
Carol Peletier — In the television series, Carol destroys her abusive husband Ed's reanimated corpse with a pickaxe in the episode 'Tell It to the Frogs' — this is incorrect; Carol kills Ed's reanimated corpse with a pickaxe in the episode 'Vatos' (Season 1, Episode 4), not 'T
Negan Smith — The entry states Negan's surname is never officially given in the television series, but in the spin-off Dead City, his surname is revealed to be Smith, making this statement outdated or incorrect.
Glenn Rhee — In the LORE section, it says Glenn finds Rick Grimes and brings him back to the group, reuniting them with his family. In the comic book series, Glenn finds Rick in Atlanta and brings him back to the camp, but Rick's family (Lori and Carl) are already at the c
Glenn Rhee — In the LORE section, it says 'In the television series, the couple later marries in a private ceremony in Season 3, Episode 12.' This is incorrect; they marry in Season 3, Episode 16 ('Welcome to the Tombs'), not Episode 12.
The Kingdom — Carol Peletier did not join Daryl and Michonne on a mission to find Rick Grimes in the series finale; she remained at Alexandria.
The Kingdom — Shiva's death occurred in Season 8, Episode 9 ('Honor'), not Season 8, Episode 14.
Hilltop Colony — In the DID YOU KNOW section, the statement 'In the TV series, Gregory steals Gabriel's car while Gabriel is trapped by a herd of walkers, not after rescuing him' is factually incorrect; the correct sequence is that Gabriel rescues Gregory from walkers, then Gr
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