At The Walking Dead panel at San Diego Comic-Con 2022, executive producer Scott Gimple was joined on stage by Lincoln and Gurira. Together, they announced Rick and Michonne's much-awaited return, revealing the pair will star in their own Walking Dead spinoff show. The limited 6-episode series will wrap up their characters' arcs and is set to release in 2023 on AMC and AMC+. The presently untitled Rick and Michonne spinoff show will replace AMC's previous plans for Walking Dead movies. Additionally, AMC has released a teaser poster for the new spinoff featuring Michonne's iconic katana. You can check it out—along with a picture of Gimple, Gurira, and Lincoln making their announcement—in the space below:

ShoutOut to Hartford, Conn.

I like the Tales of the Walking Dead shows so far....except for Terry Crews.

Can't act for shit.

Interesting chat about the Darabont firing.

The end begins tomorrow.

Sebastian: Do you know who I am??

Negan: Do you know who I AM?

I don’t even know what’s going on anymore.
Not enough zombies for a zombie show, though there was one particularly gooey walker kill last time.

Not so much about zombies in a while, though a variant of the dead has just been introduced.

I know, and I haven’t been involved much with the storyline since. Sometimes there’s still a good walker sequence though.

So, Outpost 22.

Didn't see that comin.

Me neither. I was expecting the outposts to have some connection to the Civil Republic. That would have allowed an easy Rick reintroduction for the finale. This is definitely the peppiest pace the show has ever operated. Seems to work pretty well.

Sad that it's getting better with a couple of eps left.

Welp, the stage has been set. Variants all over, Commonwealth compromised, Pamela's lost her shit, another member lost an arm, ambush at the station and

Spoiler: show

Judith might die

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We know 3 of them will survive at least.

Past couple of episodes have been excellent, looking forward to the finale more so than expected.

Tonight's the night. There's a 30min Red Carpet before the last ep. Then Talking Dead with many of the cast.

It's like there's still lots of story to go, so I'm curious as to how they're gonna wrap this up.

Biggest question is who dies tonight..

Who does tonight? prediction ( just some guesses)

Spoiler: show

Father Gabriel

I have a feelin Negans wife is gonna die, since I haven't seen her at all in his spinoff with Maggie.

And here we go