After the Saviors, the Whisperers are the next big villain of the comics.
In the comics, the Whisperers accept rape as a regular occurrence within their group and Alpha allows her daughter Lydia to be sexually assaulted. She's a vicious leader and makes Negan look like a decent person in comparison. The Whisperers have regressed to act more like pack animals than humans and Alpha is the leader of their group. Because like the Terminus people, the Wolves, and the Scavengers before them, the Whisperers have a truly warped sense of what they need to do to survive. Their approach means that the walkers don't attack them, but it also comes in handy when the Whisperers want to attack their fellow humans. This allows them to steer and control massive groups of zombies. They wear the skins of the walkers and live and travel among the herds. In Robert Kirkman's comics, the Whisperers have survived the zombie apocalypse by disguising themselves as walkers. But in reality, it's a group that appropriately is referred to as the Whisperers who are responsible for those frightening words. Don't let them get away" coming from the zombies. What the comic villains are all about was already teased in "Who Are You Now." As Rosita and an injured Eugene hide from a herd of walkers, they hear the ominous whispered words, "Where are they? They must be close. But with Samantha Morton, Ryan Hurst, and Cassady McClincy respectively cast as comic characters Alpha, Beta, and Lydia, the Whisperers are truly arriving in Season 9.
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There has been speculation surrounding when the Whisperers would come to The Walking Dead TV series for seasons now. Fans of the comics know exactly who those Whisperers are and while it may come as a relief that the walkers haven't somehow evolved in a way that allows them to form coherent sentences, the truth of the matter is not much better. Rosita and Eugene encountered talking zombies on The Walking Dead - well, at least that's what they seemed to be.
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And "Who Are You Now" hinted that the survivors are about to face a brand new enemy without Rick Grimes. Just because the leader of The Walking Dead is gone doesn't mean that bad guys will stop coming to the AMC series. Spoilers for The Walking Dead comics follow.
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