Governor from "The Walking Dead" comics was more sinister than Negan, indulging in extreme cruelty. Negan in the comics was methodical and had rules, unlike the sadistic portrayal in the TV show.

The storyline is a variation on one in the “Walking Dead” novel “Rise of the Governor,” in which the soon-to-be Governor meets two women, April and their Tara, and their dad.

Halfway through the first part of The Walking Dead‘s fourth season and there has been no sign of David Morrissey‘s dastardly villain, the Governor. “We’ve just devoted an entire season to ...

Producers of “The Walking Dead” have been saying in recent interviews that The Governor will be a very different man when he finally returns to the show this season. They weren’t kidding. In ...

On "The Walking Dead," the Governor stands in front of a burning Woodbury building following the massacre of many of his own people. (Gene Page/AMC) So that’s where he's been all this time. This ...

PHOTOS: ‘The Walking Dead’ Season 3: Revenge, Swords and The Governor. The duo, who have bonded while they’ve been out on the road all winter, encounter the Governor after following a downed ...

The Walking Dead recap: Meet the Governor. Andrea and Michonne run afoul of an old friend, and meet a mysterious new ally who has a secret or three ...

“The Walking Dead” makes up for its lack of action last week with more than enough in this week’s, “Prey,” as Andrea finds herself in very hot water in a heart-stopping episode.

The Walking Dead airs Sundays at 9/8c on AMC. The big difference this time is there's no way The Governor can survive or The Walking Dead really will be repeating itself. News ...

This week on “The Walking Dead,” the Governor’s return to a position of power comes with a familiar price — spilled blood and manipulation of a handful of new characters too naive to know ...

On Sunday’s episode of “The Walking Dead,” The Governor took on the fake name “Brian.” Or did he? In the show so far, we’ve seen him go by Philip Blake.