| This article is about the Comic Universe character. For other pages with the same name, see: Andy |
Andy is a survivor of the outbreak in Skybound Entertainment's Comic Universe. He is a minor character in Thomas Dunne Books' The Walking Dead and a minor antagonist in Image Comics' The Walking Dead. He is a Woodbury soldier and the second casualty of the prison assault.
Pre-Apocalypse[]
Location Unknown[]
Nothing is known about Andy's life prior to or as the outbreak began. He may have lived in or near Woodbury before the outbreak.
Post-Apocalypse[]
Woodbury, Georgia[]
At some point after the outbreak began, Andy started living in Woodbury.
The Fall of the Governor - Part Two/Made To Suffer[]
"Doomsday Clock"[]
Arlo first appears during a flashback in Issue 43 standing alongside his fellow Woodbury Army soldiers before riding to the prison's gates. Andy participates in the assault on the prison and is the second casualty. Twenty feet from the Governor's right flank, Andy jerks backward after being directly headshot by Andrea. A piece of his skull is propelled through the air on a fountain of blood as he tumbles backward into the tall grass.
Andy's body is collected and buried by the other soldiers after retreating from the first attack. He is the only death from the first attack who Lilly can't remember the name of. Austin sadly tells her his name while he is laid to rest.
Death[]
- Killed By
During the prison assault, Andy is the second casualty after being suddenly shot through the neck or head and killed by Andrea.
Killed Victims[]
This list shows the victims Andy has killed:
- Numerous counts of zombies
Relationships[]
Allies[]
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Enemies[]
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Appearances[]
Novel Series[]The Fall of the Governor - Part Two[]
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Comic Series[]Volume 8: Made To Suffer[] |
Trivia[]
- In the Novel Series, it states that Andy is the second victim of the assault. However the circumstances surrounding his death differ to the comic, as in the novel, he's shot in the head and in the comic Andy is shot through the neck.
- This is likely an error or oversight.
- It's also worth noting that the first death in the comic and novel, Arlo's death, is also reversed. Dying from a neck shot in the novel and a headshot in the comic. It's possible that Andy is actually the first death in the comic, however Arlo's description only matches up with that character and not the second.