Norman Reedus Took Fans Behind The Scenes at San Diego Comic Con
Fans of The Walking Dead have been waiting anxiously for San Diego Comic Con since it’s dates were announced and their excitement only grew when the official announcement came that the trailer for season 7 would premiere at The Walking Dead’s panel.
It seems that fans were not the only ones excited about comic con as Norman took to Instagram, and other forms of social media, today with photos of the cast in San Diego. Not only did the cast look absolutely incredible, they all looked just as happy about the event as we were, even those of us who couldn’t make it in person!
He started off just as excited as we were for the trailer, and while it didn’t tell us much about who survives and who doesn’t (but it did make us incredibly emotional) we did see Daryl’s motorcycle in previews for season 7, so we’re just going to take that as our sign that he’s alive. Shew, we don’t have to riot!
Next was a photo of some of the gorgeous ladies of The Walking Dead cast preparing for their panel – they look absolutely stunning!
Next up were some of our favorite guys showing off their personalities through different photos!
Next up was one of our favorite pictures by far, we know…we know…but we can’t help it. Negan is coming into this and making huge changes and taking the life of one of our favorites, so we’re almost wired to hate the guy, but we think there’s a lot more to his story than just being a super villain. Plus, Norman and Jeffrey look like the kind of guys you want to go have a beer, or 4, with.
There are few things better than a Norman selfie, but when surrounded with other members of The Walking Dead cast, it gets that much sweeter!
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In addition to the incredible pictures posted by norman, the season 7 trailer, and a lot of fun questions asked to the cast – we got to have a peek at their sense of family that has been built over the time they’ve spent together and as far as casts go, that word went out the window a long time for these guys – they’re family.
‘…but I knew him’
