The Walking Dead, Vol. 3: Safety Behind Bars

This series sure went downhill quickly. There's a long way to go, so I hope it gets better. Not much I liked, in this volume, except Kirkman's willingness to kill his characters; but I find fault with even that, as I disagree with his choice of characters to kill, and how soon to kill them. I rolled my eyes at the dialogue, which often sounds juvenile or unnatural; the artwork wasn't as good as at the beginning; and I'm starting to cheer for the zombies. The haphazardly bolded text is causing me to read The Walking Dead as if I were that O.o teacher from Daria...Mr. DeMartino, was it? That and the appalling spelling mistakes are doing my head in.

But I'll stick with it, because I'm stubborn.