'Walking Dead' Creator on Challenges of Franchise Crossover

AMC turned Robert Kirkman’s comic into a television juggernaut that spawned multiple spin-offs, including The Walking Dead: Dead City, The Walking Dead: Daryl Dixon and The Walking Dead: The Ones Who Lived. With some of those series winding down, speculation has grown that the various shows might be brought together in an Avengers: Endgame‑style event, but Kirkman says such a reunion would be a major logistical challenge.

Asked to clear up the rumors, Kirkman replied, "I mean, no." He elaborated: "No, look, I think it's something that, internally, we would all love to see these characters come back together because everything has been separated out and we're exploring the individual characters and all the various spin-offs and things.

But yeah, there's certainly nothing that can be talked about just yet. And that would be a logistical undertaking just because everybody has their own schedules and things like that. So, it may never happen, may happen in the future, who knows?

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