Today Image Comics announced that they would be issuing a Spanish-language version of The Walking Dead for the first time in the United States.
This is a definite nod to the shifting demographics in much of the country, and this move by the publisher is sure to draw some attention from political pundits.
You can read the full press release below.

![]() For more information, contact Jennifer de Guzman jenniferdeguzman@imagecomics.com SPANISH LANGUAGE THE WALKING DEAD IN SEPTEMBERBestselling Image Comics/Skybound Graphic Novel Gets TranslationIts collections are the country’s best-selling graphic novels, it has been adapted into the top-rated television series in basic cable history, its 100th issue sold more copies than any other comic book in the 21st century, and now The Walking Dead is breaking new ground by becoming Image Comics’s and Skybound’s first Spanish-language publication. A Spanish translation of The Walking Dead Volume One: Days Gone Bye by Robert Kirkman, with art by Tony Moore, will be available for the first time in United States in September 2013. “We’re excited to bring The Walking Dead to the Spanish-speaking market in the United States,” said Skybound’s Director of Business Development Shawn Kirkham. “Our hope is that The Walking Dead in Spanish will help develop a new fan base in this emerging market for comic books.” The first volume of The Walking Dead collects the first six issues of the series, which will reach its 116th issue in September. The Spanish language edition of Days Gone Bye (DÍAS PASADOS) will be available for pre-order in July. Subsequent translated editions of The Walking Dead will be published quarterly. ### ABOUT IMAGE COMICS ABOUT SKYBOUND Follow Image Comics on |
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