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Simon Pegg, an actor and zombie enthusiast who played "Shaun" in Shaun of the Dead, sends an email to Robert Kirkman.

Another mention of a possible television series.

It is reaffirmed that zombies last a lot longer than a regular dead body.

It is once again stated that the origin of the plague will never ever be revealed.

The very first mention of a possible The Walking Dead television series.

Kirkman avoids answering a question regarding who is the father of Lori's future child.

Zombies decay at a much slower rate than the human body.

The "aliens" of issue 75 are once again mentioned.

It is reaffirmed by Kirkman that he will not explain the origin of the plague.

Confirmation Carl is indeed 7 years old soon-to-turn 8.

Rick's coma lasted "a number of weeks.".

He is more interested in what happens post-outbreak than what had happened leading up to it. He thinks any explanation would disrupt the normalness, and border "science fiction".

Kirkman establishes that he is never going to provide a rational explanation for how the outbreak occurs.

A zombie's "lifetime" varies, depending on the individual, and a surviving human will most likely outlive a zombie through the years.

The book will never be printed in color.

No one who died before "the turn" will come back, only the recently deceased.

First mention of the "aliens" of issue 75.

Robert Kirkman explains the reasons for Tony Moore's departure and introduces Charlie Adlard as his replacement.

"The Walking Dead" is not a reference to zombies.

Zombies are confirmed to be the only "monsters" present in the series.

Kirkman states that he doesn't have a planned ending for the book.

In response to why the hospital and police station still had lights on and functioning elevators in the previous issue, Kirkman states, " Places like police stations and hospitals would have back up generators and I'm thinking for the most part that power would remain available until something went wrong.".

Robert Kirkman makes a short introduction about the series.Lockport, NY Letters and Information Volume 1: Days Gone Bye Issue