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| Woodbury | |
| Continuity: | The Walking Dead |
| Category: | Town |
| Continent: | North America |
| Country: | United States of America |
| State: | Georgia |
| 1st appearance: | Walking Dead #27 [1] "Walk With Me" [2] |
Woodbury is a fictional town in the US state of Georgia. It is featured in season three of the AMC television series The Walking Dead.
Factions[]
Woodbury Army[]
The Woodbury Army began as a scattered group of survivors from Woodbury and elsewhere. Some had military experience which gave them an advantage amidst the apocalypse. After Brian Blake's torture at the hands of Michonne Hawthorne, Brian rallied up the citizens of Woodbury and sent out a message of the terrible beings that they were, revealing Caesar Martinez's decapitated head, now reanimated, and demanded that they be stopped. A great majority of the town joined his army, which he led to the prison and fought against Rick's group. Only the elderly, children and the disabled stayed behind in Woodbury. A huge battle broke out and they lost a vast amount of soldiers during the siege. They ended up capturing the prison, but not without running out of ammo, destroying part of the fence, and allowing the prison to become overrun. Six remaining members of the army managed to escape thanks to the sacrifice made by Austin Ballard.
Residents[]
- Alice Warren (Comic series only)
- Andrea
- Bart
- Bowman
- Bruce Allan Cooper (Comic series only)
- Caesar Martinez
- Caleb Subramanian
- Charlie Banes
- Curtis
- Crowley
- Daniel
- Denny
- Doctor Stevens
- Don Horgan
- Franklin
- Gabriel Harris
- Gloria Pyne
- Hap Abernathy
- Haley
- Jameson
- Karen
- Lizzie Samuels
- Lou
- Marianne Williams
- Matthew Hennesey
- Merle Dixon
- Michael Coleman
- Michonne
- Mika Samuels
- Milton Mamet
- Penny Blake
- Philip Blake, The Governor
- Raymond Hilliard
- Rowan
- Sam (Comic series only)
- Sean
- Teddy Grainger
- Tim
Notes & Trivia[]
- On The Walking Dead television series, the town of Senoia, Georgia was filmed for all of the scenes in Woodbury. [3]
See also[]
The World of The Walking Dead
Images
Miscellaneous
External Links[]
References[]
- ↑ Walking Dead Vol 1 version.
- ↑ Walking Dead (TV Series) version.
- ↑ TV Rage.com; The Walking Dead, "The Suicide King"; Episode Notes.