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The Walking Dead Season 6
There is less than a week left before the mid-season premiere of The Walking Dead Season 6, but new details about the show continue to surface. This time, promo art for the AMC series reveals that a main character will suffer a major injury that has already happened in the comic book. But will it happen to Rick (Andrew Lincoln), Glenn (Steven Yeun) or Daryl (Norman Reedus)?

SpoilerTV has just uncovered The Walking Dead Season 6 promo art featuring Carl Grimes (Chandler Riggs) sporting a bandage over his right eye. Although the site did not offer any explanation on where they found the image, it appears to be taken from a Russian outlet. In addition to that, the photo has the FOX logo (in other countries, TWD is aired on the FOX Channel).
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