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Amber is a survivor of the outbreak in Image Comics' The Walking Dead. She is one of the original members of the Saviors, the former girlfriend of Mark and one of Negan's former "wives".
Overview[]
Amber is a severely traumatized woman. She was initially part of a group where she was frequently used as a sex slave, but was saved by Negan. This is most likely part of the reason she decided to be one of Negan's wives. However, Amber is later shown to fear Negan, shown after her affair with Mark is revealed. She later joins Eugene and Carson in escaping the Sanctuary without hesitation.
Pre-Apocalypse[]
Location Unknown[]
Nothing is known about Amber's life prior to or as the outbreak began, except that she may have been in a relationship with Mark before the apocalypse began, though this is highly unlikely given that Mark doesn't appear in Here's Negan.
Post-Apocalypse[]
Here's Negan[]
In the early days of the apocalypse, Amber joined a group in which she was sexually assaulted and basically treated as a sex slave. Her group later meets up with Negan, who gave her his jacket to warm her up. Her leader told Negan he could have her, inviting Negan to sexually assault her. Negan, outraged by his offer, kills the group leader before forbidding the rest of the group from raping ever again.
Life at the Sanctuary[]
At some point after the Saviors discovered the Sanctuary, Sherry convinced Amber to become one of Negan's wives. It is unknown if Amber was in a relationship with Mark before this, or started an affair with him afterwards.
What Comes After[]
Carson informs Negan that Amber has done something wrong. Her friend, Sherry, tells Negan that she knows she has done wrong, which is having slept with Mark. Negan offers Amber a choice between going back to Mark and working for points or staying with him and living a life of luxury. Tearfully, Amber chooses the latter, and is present when Negan punishes Mark by burning his face with an iron. She tries to comfort him, but is stopped by Dwight, who warns her that she would only be making things worse.
All Out War - Part Two[]
As Amber is walking with her boyfriend Mark, they both discover Carson leading Eugene and his crew out of the Sanctuary. They approach Carson and ask if they can go with them, she says to Carson "Just take us with you." In Issue 124 Amber is in the back of the van, being driven to the Hilltop Colony. As the van is shot at by a Savior and the engine shuts down, Amber yells that the roamers are getting closer. To escape the van she follows Eugene's plan and witnesses Donnie being pushed off the roof. Afterwards, she and the crew rest upon the roof until sunrise.
Life And Death[]
Amber was at the fair with Mark, when a bald woman lured her and other survivors away from it. Amber was later decapitated, and her reanimated head was placed on a pike. Rick discovered this and was horrified.
No Turning Back[]
Amber's reanimated head was later put down by Dante. According to Lydia, their bodies were most likely skinned.
Death[]
- Killed By
- Alpha (Alive, Off-Panel)
In order to mark a border between the land belonging to the Whisperers and the communities, Alpha disguises herself and infiltrates the fair to lure people off the fairgrounds. Afterward, she decapitates them and then places their heads on wooden pikes to mark the border, with Amber being among them.
- Dante (Zombified)
After finding the border, her zombified head is put down by Dante.
Killed Victims[]
This list shows the victims Amber has killed:
- Possibly numerous counts of zombies
Relationships[]
For a more in-depth look at Amber's relationships, read here: Amber (Comic Series)/Relationships
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Enemies[]
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Appearances[]
Comic SeriesHere's Negan
Volume 18: What Comes AfterVolume 20: All Out War - Part One
Volume 21: All Out War - Part TwoVolume 24: Life And Death
Volume 25: No Turning Back
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| ✔ | Appears | ✔ | Voice is heard |
| 👁 | Appears with no lines | ✔ | Appears in a flashback |
| ✔ | Appears as a walker | 🖼 | Appears in a photograph/video |
| ✔ | Appears as a corpse | ✔ | Appears in a hallucination/dream |
Gallery[]
- For more images of Amber, please visit Amber (Comic Series)/Gallery.
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Trivia[]
- It's possible Mark and Amber are a reference to Mark Grayson and Amber Bennett from Robert Kirkman's other comic book series, Invincible.