The Walking Dead Comic Dub Series

Who is Carol?

Carol is a character first encountered in Issue 3 of Image Comics' The Walking Dead. She is the mother of Sophia Grimes and a member of the Atlanta survivors group. She befriends Lori and stays by her side most of the time. Soon after meeting him, Carol enters into a relationship with Tyreese, before breaking up with him due to Tyreese cheating on her with Michonne. At this point, her mental health begins to deteriorate, which eventually results in her suicide.

A relatively calm and collected individual at first, Carol's friendly and normal attitude served as a façade to hide some of her underlying mental instabilities, which would later reveal themselves and eventually lead to her untimely death.

One major theme throughout Carol's time in the comics is her need for companionship among the daily chaos, due to the fact that she is a weak and dependent person. The people around her kept her balanced and helped the woman maintain the image of a sane individual. However, once she no longer received this support from them, she gradually began to slip and lose the control that she initially had over herself. The boundaries between rationality and irrationality became blurred to her, as she fully believed that she and the Grimes could be a family together.

Female

Blonde

24 (Issue 3)

25 (Issue 42)

Housewife (Pre-Apocalypse)

(Unnamed) - Late Husband †

Sophia Grimes - Daughter

(Unnamed) - Sister

(Unnamed) - Mother-In-Law †

(Unnamed) - Father-In-Law †

Tyreese - Ex-Boyfriend †

Billy Greene - Lover †

Andrea Grimes - Granddaughter

Carl Grimes - Son-In-Law

Issue 3

Issue 42

#3 to #42

Caucasian-American

Carol's Voice/Accent:

Carol has been played by Nana Olsen and Cassidy Pruitt throughout the first three volumes of the series. I am looking for someone who can create a voice similar to theirs but with their own spin on it. You can audition with multiple voices if you want (Just state that you're doing it in the auditions). 

Appearances  (With Lines)

VOLUME 4

Issue 20

Issue 21

Issue 22

Issue 24

VOLUME 5

Issue 25

Issue 26

Issue 27

Issue 30

VOLUME 6

Issue 36

VOLUME 7

Issue 37

Issue 40

Issue 41

Issue 42

If you are given the role, I will provide all of the details you need to start recording: Notes (For Recording Lines), Notes (For The Character), The PDF’s of all the Issues Carol appears in with lines, etc. 

I will need you to record the 4th Volume as soon as you can because we are mainly waiting for Carol's lines to start editing the 4th Volume.

Any questions you have about the role/auditioning, be sure to private message me.

Who is Sgt. Abraham Ford?

Abraham is a brave, pragmatic and short tempered man who thrives in the heat of combat. He greatly enjoys a good fight. On the exterior, he appears to be a violent, cold and detached man, but beneath that facade he is very sensitive and suffers extreme guilt for previous murders and killings. He is desperate for emotional support, which he initially gets from Rosita and later from Holly.

Though initially hostile to the Survivors, believing them too inexperienced with the apocalypse, and a hindrance in his mission of delivering Eugene to Washington, D.C., he grew to accept them, and become the group's main enforcer, replacing the hole left by Tyreese's death. He also formed a close bond with Rick, relating to his experiences of family loss in the apocalypse, even after the two clashed for leadership in their first meetings together.

After Eugene revealed himself as a liar, telling the group that he is not actually a scientist, and has no clue what caused the apocalypse, Abraham loses confidence in himself. This causes him to step-down from his joint leadership role with Rick, believing Rick to be a more capable leader, and he settles as Rick's second in command, helping Rick make any important decisions, but, not involving himself too much in group matters.

It is also revealed that Abraham never loved one of his traveling companions, Rosita, despite telling her so, and was only with her for her comfort seeing as she was the only woman around. He decides to cheat on her by sleeping with an Alexandria Safe-Zone resident, Holly, after saving her life. He tells Rosita that he only formed a romantic relationship with her because he did not want to be lonely, and that she felt like the last woman on Earth to him, in a way doing it out of pity for her. However, in his dying moments, Abraham tells Eugene that he wants him to look after Rosita, saying he just wants her to be happy like he was with Holly, never wishing to hurt her despite seemingly wanting to before his final moments.

Male

Red

Mid 40s

Sergeant in the U.S. Army (Pre-Apocalypse)

Sports Coach (Pre-Apocalypse)

Former Leader of his own group (Post-Apocalypse)

Construction Foreman for the Alexandria Safe-Zone (Post-Apocalypse)

(Unnamed) - Son †

(Unnamed) - Daughter †

Beth Ford - Ex-Wife †

Rosita Espinosa - Ex-Girlfriend †

Holly - Girlfriend †

Issue 53

Issue 99 (Corpse)

#53 to #98

Caucasian-American

Abraham's Voice/Accent:

Abraham is the brawn in the group. With to his military background, he is loud, fast and commanding with his words and his voice. He carries a strong southern accent (Like Michael Cudlitz' take in the Live Action Adaptation). Be sure to put your own spin on the voice as long as it fits the role. You can audition with multiple voices if you want (Just state that you're doing it in the auditions).

Appearances (With Lines):

VOLUME 9

Issue 53

Issue 54

VOLUME 10

Issue 55

Issue 56

Issue 57

Issue 58

Issue 59

Issue 60

VOLUME 11

Issue 61

Issue 62

Issue 63

Issue 64

Issue 65

Issue 66

VOLUME 12

Issue 67

Issue 68

Issue 69

Issue 70

Issue 71

Issue 72

VOLUME 13

Issue 73

Issue 74

Issue 76

Issue 77

Issue 78

VOLUME 14

Issue 79

Issue 80

Issue 81

Issue 82

Issue 83

Issue 84

VOLUME 15

Issue 85

Issue 86

Issue 87

Issue 88

Issue 89

Issue 90

VOLUME 16

Issue 91

Issue 92

Issue 93

Issue 94

VOLUME 17

Issue 97

Issue 98

If you are given the role, I will provide all of the details you need to start recording: Notes (For Recording Lines), Notes (For The Character), The PDF’s of all the Issues Abraham appears in with lines, etc. 

You will able to start recording the Issues you are given so you can get a head start before we make it to Volume 9 (We are on Volume 4).

Any questions you have about the role/auditioning, be sure to private message me.

Who is Aaron?

He is one of the original residents of Alexandria Safe-Zone, formally working as a recruiter. He worked with Eric, who was his work partner and boyfriend. Aaron was responsible for bringing Rick and the Survivors into Alexandria and developed a close bond with the group, making Aaron one of Rick's most trusted allies. Following the Whisperer War, Aaron became Paul Monroe's boyfriend and they moved together to the Hilltop Colony. Several years after Rick's death, Aaron and Paul moved to live by a riverbank.

Not much is known about Aaron's life prior to or as the outbreak began, except that he may have been in a relationship with Eric before the outbreak occurred. It is also possible that Aaron lived in or near Alexandria before the outbreak. It is also known that he graduated from an unspecified college shortly before the outbreak began. Around the same time, he met and began dating a man who was interested in basketball; what became of him during or after the outbreak is unknown.

Aaron was among one of the original survivors in the Alexandria Safe-Zone along with his boyfriend, Eric. The leader of Alexandria, Douglas Monroe, found Aaron to be one of his most trusted allies. Aaron's duty in the safe-zone was to recruit outsider survivors for Alexandria with Eric protecting him. Aaron and Eric would search for new survivors and they would observe their behavior and determine if they were safe enough to be a part of the community. Aaron would then approach the survivors unarmed while Eric stood by, ready to defend Aaron. Those who accepted Aaron's offer would travel with him and Eric to Alexandria and meet Douglas, who would ultimately decide if they could stay in Alexandria.

While out recruiting, Aaron and Eric found a large group of survivors led by Rick Grimes as they were traveling from Georgia to Washington and decided to approach them. Surprised and afraid of an attack, Rick punched Aaron, knocking him out. The group ties Aaron up and interrogates him after regaining consciousness. Aaron reveals to Rick and his group an invitation to "audition for membership" into the safe-zone. Rick was suspicious of Aaron's calm and friendly behavior, reminding him of his encounter with the Governor. However, Michonne supports Aaron's claims, believing he is nothing like the Governor. During this, a herd roams into the area. Glenn unties Aaron and gives him a gun - allowing Aaron to help defend the group. Aaron offers back the gun and to be tied back up. This action helps Rick decide to follow Aaron back to Alexandria.

On their way to the city, the group spots Eric on his four-runner. With the group becoming alarmed, Aaron reveals Eric to be his work partner. Enraged now learning that they were being spied on and that there were others out there with them, Rick demands to know how many more are out with them. Aaron claims it's just Eric. After Aaron and Eric share a quick embrace, the group spots a flare coming from the city. Aaron reveals that its one of their own and they're in trouble. Entering the city, Aaron finds Alexandria's supply runners, Heath and Scott surrounded by roamers, with Scott having a broken leg. The group rescues them and they all arrive at the gates of Alexandria. After entering, Aaron asks Rick to speak with Douglas Monroe and have an interview about staying in Alexandria.

Following the acceptance of the Survivors, Douglas Monroe throws a welcoming party for the Survivors. Aaron and Eric attend the party, gaining the attention of some of the gossiping women of Alexandria - claiming Aaron and Eric are having a three-way with Douglas Monroe's handsome son, Spencer. After the party, Aaron and Eric returned outside the safe-zone for another recruiting mission. This time, Aaron and Eric took two of Maggie Greene's horses.

Male

Blond

Early 30s (Issue 67)

Mid 50s (Issue 193)

Former Recruiter for the Alexandria Safe-Zone (Post-Apocalypse)

Former Soldier for the Militia (Post-Apocalypse)

Former Member of the Herd-Duty Crew (Post-Apocalypse)

Farmer (Post-Apocalypse)

Eric - Late Boyfriend †

Paul Monroe - Boyfriend

Issue 67

Issue 193

#67 to #193

Caucasian-American

Aaron's Voice/Accent:

Aaron was born in the state of Virginia and grew up there for most of his life. He would have the Virginian accent. He has a very mannerly tone about him due to his personality so he would have a voice that expresses his friendliness. Be sure to put your own spin on the voice as long as it fits the role. You can audition with multiple voices if you want (Just state that you're doing it in the auditions).

Appearances (With Lines) from Issue 67-100:

VOLUME 12

Issue 67

Issue 68

Issue 69

Issue 70

VOLUME 14

Issue 79

Issue 80

Issue 82

Issue 83

Issue 84

VOLUME 15

Issue 85

Issue 87

Issue 88

Issue 89

VOLUME 16

Issue 91

Issue 94

VOLUME 17

Issue 98

Issue 100

If you are given the role, I will provide all of the details you need to start recording: Notes (For Recording Lines), Notes (For The Character), The PDF’s of all the Issues Aaron appears in with lines, etc. 

You will able to start recording the Issues you are given so you can get a head start before we make it to Volume 12 (We are on Volume 4).

Any questions you have about the role/auditioning, be sure to private message me.

Who is Clementine?

Clementine (born 26th Oct, 1994) is the overall main protagonist of the Walking Dead video game series. She is the deuteragonist of the first season, the playable main protagonist of the second season, a major character and minorly playable in the third season, and the playable protagonist again in the fourth season.

In the first game, Clementine was an eight-year-old little girl of Asian/African-American descent, living with her parents in a suburb in Atlanta. While her parents were away, she was forced to join a group of survivors in an effort to find safety in the midst of a zombie apocalypse.

Through the plot, Clementine develops a strong bond with the player-protagonist Lee Everett, a former fugitive who becomes her new guardian. Being one of the first elements created for the game, Clementine was designed to act as a moral compass for the player in addition to an influence on the player's decisions, to which the player would have to reflect upon.

Clementine was considered an emotional centerpiece of the The Walking Dead game, and several journalists expressed caring for her fate in a way that few other games have been able to capture.

Clementine starts out as a very innocent and kind little girl who is also very smart for her age. 

As the game series progresses she begins to grow stronger and she becomes more understanding of the tough world she is in though does keep her child like innocence. Clementine can be playful and has shown that she is still just a little girl like when she pulled pranks on Duck. By the second season she grows far more hardened by the hardships she has gone through. Though still fairly innocent she is far less naive and due to being on her own can be more assertive to protect herself. Since in season 2 she is controlled by the player different nuances of her personality are up to choice.

Clementine

Age

Possibly 17

Clem

Little Girl

Sweet Pea (by Lee)

Honey (by Lee)

Darlin' (by Hershel & Kenny)

City Mouse (by Bonnie)

Johnny-come-lately (by Marlon)

Clemster (by Louis)

The Walking Dead

Formerly:

School student

(pre-apocalypse)

Wellington resident

(determinant)

Howe's resident

New Frontier member

Currently:

Ericson's DeFacto leader

High intelligence

Marksmanship

Fighting Skills

Stealth

Expert survivalist

Investigation Skills

Drawing (formerly).

Playing with Duck (formerly).

Teaching AJ.

Find her parents.

Escape the Stranger.

Escape Carver's camp.

Defeat the New Frontier.

Find a new home.

Expose Marlon.

Defeat Lilly.

Kill Minerva (all succeeded).

Ed † (father)

Diana † (mother)

Lee Everett † (Father-Figure)

Alvin Junior *Alive* (Son-Figure) 

Peanut † (pet fish)

Rosie (pet dog)

Unnamed Sibling

Tragic Survivor

Clementine's Voice/Accent:

Clementine is from a small town outside of Atlanta, Georgia. Melissa Hutchison played Clementine in all 4 Seasons of the series. I would be looking for something similar to her take on Clementine in the Final Season of the series since this comic takes place shortly after the Final Season. 

Appearances (With Lines):

Clementine Lives! (Single Issue Special with 12 Pages)

If you are given the role, I will provide all of the details you need to start recording: Notes (For Recording Lines), Notes (For The Character), The PDF’s of all the Issues Clementine appears in with lines, etc. 

There is a possibility that I'll be doing a Comic Dub Series of the Clementine Series by Tillie Walden (Depending on my enjoyment of the story). So you if you get the role, I might ask you sometime in the future to return as Clementine for the comic series. For now, we'll just be doing the Clementine Lives Special.

You will able to start recording the Issues you are given so you can get a head start before we get started. We're currently working on Volume 4 of The Walking Dead and Mad Love so Clementine Lives will come out sometime after that.

Any questions you have about the role/auditioning, be sure to private message me.

Who is Alvin Junior?

Alvin Jr., nicknamed A.J., Alvie, or Goofball, is the deuteragonist of The Walking Dead: The Telltale Series. He first appears in Season Two, returns in A New Frontier in flashbacks, and later appears as the deuteragonist and a playable character of The Final Season. He is the son of Rebecca and possibly, Alvin or Carver. In the third season, Alvin Jr. only appears in flashbacks with Clementine, showing the story of how they became separated.

Much later into the apocalypse, AJ is a young child with a somewhat adult sense of mind for the world's state. He is eager to prove himself capable of survival, despite still learning practical skills. He looks up to Clementine in order to learn about the world as it comes.

Having been born into this world, AJ seems to be wired to always be on his guard. When entering new places, AJ checks his surroundings, wants to make sure there is always a way out, and wants to be the safest he can possibly be. Sometimes AJ is more on guard than Clementine as he expresses things about the safe zone he perceives as dangerous. This also causes a blurred line between Survival and Living for him, such as when he calls Louis out for being too loud with his piano, or planning to sleep under the bed in case anybody would try to attack him and Clementine. This is likely due to a lack of social skills and experience in a safe zone, as he has spent the vast majority of his life on the road, where danger is everywhere.

He is also shown to be unaware of the value of personal property, as he tried to claim both Tennessee's toys, and read Aasim's journal without permission. This could be childlike naivety, as apposed to a behavioral trait.

Despite his generally cheerful and considerate personality, AJ's behavior seems to shift to a ruthless aggression, sometimes at random moments. It's because of this that, throughout the game, Clementine shows concern multiple times for AJ's wellbeing. She also feels pity that he never knew the world before the apocalypse. AJ's moral compass is called into question by many characters of the series, as he expresses little to no compassion over having to murder threats.

However, in his own words, he does not enjoy killing people; he merely enjoys the safety that comes from out of it. He strongly believes that anybody that tries to harm him or the people he cares about deserve to die, and is unwaveringly loyal and protective, only ever considering murder when the people that he loves are in danger.

Tayla Parx (Season 4)

Male

Brown (Season 2)

Black (Season 3)

Dark Brown (Season 4)

Newborn (Season 2)

2 (Season 3)

5 (Season 4)

Fisherman, Patroller, and Lookout for Ericson's Boarding School (Post-Apocalypse)

Rebecca - Mother †

Alvin - Possible Father †

William Carver - Possible Father †

Rosie - Pet

"Amid The Ruins"

"Take Us Back"

Alive

"Amid The Ruins" to "Take Us Back"

Caucasian (Possibly)/African-American

Alvin's Voice/Accent:

Alvin is was born while on the move around the country. His accent would be something similar to Clementine due to the both of them being alone in the apocalypse. Tayla Parx played AJ in the Final Season of the series. I would be looking for something similar to her take on AJ in the Final Season of the series since this comic takes place shortly after the Final Season.

Appearances (With Lines):

Clementine Lives! (Single Issue Special with 12 Pages)

If you are given the role, I will provide all of the details you need to start recording: Notes (For Recording Lines), Notes (For The Character), The PDF’s of all the Issues Alvin Junior appears in with lines, etc. 

There is a possibility that I'll be doing a Comic Dub Series of the Clementine Series by Tillie Walden (Depending on my enjoyment of the story). So you if you get the role, I might ask you sometime in the future to return as AJ for the comic series. For now, we'll just be doing the Clementine Lives Special.

You will able to start recording the Issues you are given so you can get a head start before we get started. We're currently working on Volume 4 of The Walking Dead and Mad Love so Clementine Lives will come out sometime after that.

Any questions you have about the role/auditioning, be sure to private message me.

Who is Lori Grimes?

Lori Grimes (née unknown) is the former tritagonist first encountered in Issue 2 of Image Comics' The Walking Dead. She was the tritagonist from Volume 1 to Volume 8. She is the wife of Rick and mother of Carl and Judith Grimes, and part of the camp located outside of Atlanta. At the start of the outbreak, Lori and Carl traveled to Atlanta with Shane Walsh hoping for a safe haven, only to find it in turmoil.

They joined a group of survivors outside the city hoping the city would be cleared of the undead in the near future and that the military would rescue them. She was reunited with her husband and soon became pregnant with Shane's daughter Judith because of the affair they had while Rick was in a coma.

Prior to the apocalypse, Lori was married to Rick, and the two shared a relatively happy union. When Lori found out Atlanta was overrun, she was wrecked with guilt about abandoning Rick in Cynthiana and grew increasingly depressed. In a moment of weakness, she shared one passionate night with Rick's partner, Shane, which she would come to deeply regret once she was reunited with Rick. After their reunion, Lori becomes staunchly loyal to her husband and fiercely protective of Carl. A few months into her pregnancy, Lori becomes somewhat prone to emotional outbursts, which occasionally cause tensions between her and her husband.

Being rather ineffectual as a combatant, Lori is often kept out of dangerous situations with the children and is usually delegated to doing day-to-day chores in the group, a role she is quite comfortable with. Lori has displayed overall emotional stability, and will often, though not always, act as the voice of reason in the group. She is often frustrated with Rick's willingness to risk his life and leave the safety of the prison, fearing that she might lose him again. Lori often objects to some of Rick's more radical decisions, such as letting Carl carry a gun or executing Thomas. This causes friction between the two, but the couple is always able to reconcile. Over time, Lori learns to trust Rick's decisions more and understands their necessity. Ironically, Rick would try to implement some of Lori's philosophy long after his wife's death. Notably, when Rick decided to spare Negan, he cited his belief that they can do things better in the new world as his main reason for doing so, which was the reason Lori wanted to exile Thomas instead of executing him.

Female

Dark Brown

32 (Issue 2)

33 (Issue 48)

Art College Student (Pre-Apocalypse)

Housewife (Pre-Apocalypse)

Rick Grimes - Husband 

Carl Grimes - Son

Judith Grimes - Daughter 

Jeffrey Grimes - Brother-In-Law 

Shane Walsh - Ex-Lover 

Andrea Grimes - Granddaughter

Sophia Grimes - Daughter-In-Law

Caucasian-American

Appearances (With Lines):

1. VOLUME 4

Issue 23

Issue 24

1. VOLUME 5

Issue 25

Issue 26

Issue 27

Issue 30

1. VOLUME 6

Issue 35

Issue 36

1. VOLUME 7

Issue 37

Issue 38

Issue 39

Issue 40

Issue 41

Issue 42

1. VOLUME 8

Issue 44

Issue 45

Issue 46

Issue 47

Issue 48

1. VOLUME 9

Issue 51

1. VOLUME 10

Issue 55

1. VOLUME 11

Issue 61

1. VOLUME 13

Issue 75

Issue 76

1. VOLUME 15

Issue 87

If you are given the role, I will provide all of the details you need to start recording: Notes (For Recording Lines), Notes (For The Character), The PDF’s of all the Issues Lori appears in with lines, etc. 

I will need you to record the last two issues in the 4th Volume as soon as you can because we are mainly waiting for Lori’s lines to start editing issues 23 and 24.

Any questions you have about the role/auditioning, be sure to private message me.

Who is Sophia?

Sophia Grimes is a main character first encountered in Issue 2 of Image Comics' The Walking Dead, as well as the deuteragonist of the final issue. She is the daughter of Carol and the only surviving member of her family. After her mother's death, Sophia was adopted by Glenn and Maggie.

Sophia is first shown to be a very sweet and shy young girl who relies on her mother at the start of the outbreak. After her mother, Carol, dies, she decides to forget about her completely, and acts like Glenn and Maggie were always her real parents. A lot of the group members had thought she was mentally unstable, but really she was just blocking her mothers memory out so she wouldn't be sad. After the events of All Out War, Sophia had matured greatly, and had become much more independent. She is shown to still care for others, but it can be seen that she wants people to know that she isn't just a little girl.

Sophia's biggest weakness however, would be not being loved. Sophia confesses to Maggie that she feels like Maggie might abandon her because she had moved on from Glenn, and she also confesses to Carl that she's sick of being alone and is looking for a relationship. This shows that Sophia holds on to the ones she loves, and cares for them deeply, but can't deal with losing them.

Female

Blonde

8 (Issue 2)

10 (Issue 109)

12 (Issue 131)

13 (Issue 187)

38 (Issue 193)

Assumed Primary School Student (Pre-Apocalypse)

Writer (Post-Apocalypse)

Carol - Mother 

(Unnamed) - Father 

Maggie Greene - Adoptive Mother

Glenn - Adoptive Father 

(Unnamed) - Paternal Grandmother 

(Unnamed) - Paternal Grandfather 

(Unnamed) - Maternal Aunt

Carl Grimes - Husband

Andrea Grimes - Daughter

Hershel Greene - Adoptive Brother

Lori Grimes - Mother-In-Law 

Rick Grimes - Father-In-Law 

Andrea Grimes - Stepmother-In-Law 

Caucasian-American

Appearances (With Lines):

1. VOLUME 6

Issue 36

1. VOLUME 9

Issue 53

1. VOLUME 10

Issue 56

Issue 60

1. VOLUME 12

Issue 68

Issue 71

Issue 72

1. VOLUME 13

Issue 77

1. VOLUME 14

Issue 79

Issue 82

Issue 83

1. VOLUME 16

Issue 91

1. VOLUME 17

Issue 100

Issue 101

1. VOLUME 19

Issue 109

1. VOLUME 21

Issue 123

(She’s in a lot more)

If you are given the role, I will provide all of the details you need to start recording: Notes (For Recording Lines), Notes (For The Character), The PDF’s of all the Issues Sophia appears in with lines, etc. 

Any questions you have about the role/auditioning, be sure to private message me.

Who is Jessie Anderson?

Jessie Anderson (née unknown) is a character first encountered in Issue 72 of Image Comics' The Walking Dead. She is a resident of the Alexandria Safe-Zone. Jessie is the mother of Ron Anderson and the abused wife of Peter Anderson. Following her husband's execution, she starts up a short-lived relationship with Rick Grimes.

Little is known about Jessie's life before or as the outbreak began, except that she was married to Pete Anderson and had a son named Ron Anderson. She likely lived in or near Alexandria before the outbreak started.

Jessie is first seen at the dinner party along with Pete and Ron. She is quiet and seems to be depressed over something, but doesn't let anyone on to the true nature of her husband.

Jessie is hesitant to talk to anybody about her marital troubles until Rick Grimes confronts her in private and she admits that Pete has been physically abusive, but still stands by him. After a series of events that begins with Rick confronting Pete, and ultimately ends with Pete being executed, Jessie grieves but also admits to being relieved at Pete's death. Afterward, Jessie expresses gratitude to Rick and later becomes more interested in him, eventually leading to Jessie wanting to make romantic advances on him, which is in turn returned by Rick.

Jessie is seen hiding in Issue 81 to Issue 83 in Rick's house along with Rick himself, Ron, Rick's son Carl, Michonne, Morgan Jones, Denise, Maggie Greene, and Sophia. Rick decides they have to cover themselves with zombie guts in order to hide their scent from the zombie herd. They eventually leave the safety of the house, running through the undead ranks outside undetected. 

Female

Black

Late 20s to Early 30s

Unknown

Peter Anderson - Husband 

Ron Anderson - Son 

Rick Grimes - Boyfriend 

Caucasian-American

Appearances (With Lines):

1. VOLUME 12

Issue 72

1. VOLUME 13

Issue 75

Issue 76

Issue 78

1. VOLUME 14

Issue 79

Issue 80

Issue 81

Issue 82

Issue 83

1. VOLUME 15

Issue 85

If you are given the role, I will provide all of the details you need to start recording: Notes (For Recording Lines), Notes (For The Character), The PDF’s of all the Issues Jessie appears in with lines, etc. 

Any questions you have about the role/auditioning, be sure to private message me.

Who is Theresa?

Theresa is a character and an antagonist first encountered in Issue 63 of Image Comics' The Walking Dead. She is a member of the Hunters.

Not much is known about Theresa's life prior to or as the outbreak began, except that she possibly had children.

Theresa was one of six cannibalistic survivors who stalked and preyed upon other living humans, namely the weak or solitary, for sustenance. Not much of her personality was revealed, only that she, like the others, listened to and obeyed the group's leader, Chris.

Like her peers, Theresa had initially become a cannibal due to the circumstances of the new world and the scarcity of food; however, the extent of how much she agreed with her group's actions is unknown. Chris had revealed to Rick that they had eaten their own children to survive, and it is unknown if Theresa had any children that was part of the re-telling.In the end, Theresa and the other Hunters were mutilated and beaten to death by Rick and the others to avenge what they had done to Dale and all of their previous victims. Then, her body was burned, along with the rest of her group.

Female

Black

Early 30s

Unknown

Possible Child/Children 

Caucasian-American

Appearances (With Lines):

1. VOLUME 11

Issue 64

If you are given the role, I will provide all of the details you need to start recording: Notes (For Recording Lines), Notes (For The Character), The PDF’s of all the Issues Theresa appears in with lines, etc. 

Any questions you have about the role/auditioning, be sure to private message me.