Maggie Greene

Maggie Greene was introduced as one of the daughters of Hershel Greene, a farmer who sheltered Rick Grimes's survivor group on his rural Georgia property during the early days of the zombie apocalypse.

Few characters in Robert Kirkman and Charlie Adlard's landmark Image series have proven as enduring as Maggie Greene, who stepped onto the page in The Walking Dead #5 back in 2006 and never really left — accumulating 53 catalog appearances across nearly two decades of the Modern Age's most celebrated horror epic. A fixture of the post-apocalyptic world Kirkman built, she shares her harrowing journey with some of the series' most beloved figures — Glenn, Andrea, Sophia, Abraham Ford, and Eugene Porter among them — and her presence stretches across The Walking Dead, its deluxe reprint editions, and The Walking Dead: The Governor Special, a testament to just how central she became to the saga. With two key-issue appearances to her name, Maggie is the kind of character serious collectors track down, a survivor whose story rewards readers willing to follow The Walking Dead from its gripping early chapters all the way through.