Clementine's Journey Concludes: Final Volume of The Walking Dead Saga Set for 2025 Release

A highly anticipated conclusion to a beloved series is on the horizon. The concluding chapter of the highly praised Clementine saga, originating from The Walking Dead universe, is set to release in June 2025. This volume will conclude the journey of the young survivor first introduced in Telltale's immensely popular video game series. In this upcoming release, crafted once more by Tillie Walden, it appears that Clementine has at last discovered a semblance of stability. She has found a place to reside, a romantic partner, and even a feline companion, as per the synopsis by Skybound. However, the narrative takes a poignant turn. When she experiences a profound loss, a new guide known as The Gardener arrives, presenting her with an alternate family and lifestyle. But this new path poses significant challenges.

We have an early glimpse into what this next chapter entails. Explore the images in the gallery below to find out more.

Working together has been an absolute delight with Tillie Walden throughout this series," noted an editorial director at Skybound regarding the final issue. "Tillie has infused new energy into Clementine and her universe. This last book devastated me in the most wonderful way, and I eagerly await for fans of The Walking Dead and Clementine to experience the final installment of this remarkable tale."

Clementine made her debut in 'A New Day,' the initial episode of Telltale's The Walking Dead graphic adventure game, back in 2012, with the voice of actor Melissa Hutchison. The character transitioned to comics in 2021 with Skybound X: Clementine Lives!, where she ventured into the wild to carve out a fresh existence.

The release of Clementine Book Three will occur in comic shops via Image/Skybound on June 25, 2025, with digital and bookstore availability starting July 8, 2025.

Telltale's The Walking Dead remains a cornerstone within the world of zombie-centric gaming, celebrated for its intricate storytelling and emotional depth.