If they weren’t Daryl and Carol and therefore indestructible, we’d be seriously stressed after watching Sunday’s The Walking Dead: Daryl Dixon. “L’Invisible” left both of our heroes at death’s door, and it sure didn’t look like death was gonna wait for them to knock before letting them in!

The following contains spoilers for Episode 2 of The Walking Dead: Daryl Dixon - The Book of Carol The Walking Dead: Daryl Dixon entered The Walking Dead universe boasting a deliberate and earned way of storytelling that we had been sorely missing from the later seasons of the original show.

The Book of Carol' makes a stop in Greenland, with writer David Zabel explaining, "We're not lacking for story here. We're just lacking real estate."

I’m having a tough time getting through Daryl Dixon: The Book Of Carol without laughing at all the stupid, absurd, goofy things they make our heroes do, and all the little ridiculous plot holes that the writers are too lazy to patch up. It’s too bad, because there are moments of an actually decent television show trying to get through.

" That's what Robert Kirkman wrote in a 2012 issue of The Walking Dead when asked if Daryl Dixon — the crossbow-wielding fan-favorite played by Norman Reedus on the AMC television show — would ever appear in the Image comic book.

We didn’t learn from Sunday’s particularly excellent episode of The Walking Dead: Daryl Dixon how to say “backstabbed” in French, but we sure as [bleep] discovered what it looks like. In “Moulin Rouge,

The third episode of AMC’s post-apocalyptic series ‘The Walking Dead: Daryl Dixon – The Book of Carol,’ the sophomore season of ‘The Walking Dead: Daryl Dixon,’ revolves around Daryl Dixon and Isabelle’s efforts to save Laurent from Losang and Jacinta.

Daryl Dixon season 2 continues the action and intrigue in episode 3, as Daryl, Isabelle, and Fallou try to save Laurent from certain death and Carol learns more about Genet and her Power to the living military group Pouvoir.