Andy (Woodbury)

This article is about the Comic Series character. You may be looking for his appearance in the Novel Series. For other pages with the same name, see: Andy

Andy
Gender	Male
Hair	Unknown
Age	Unknown
Occupation	Woodbury Army Soldier (Post-Apocalypse)
Family	Unknown
First Appearance	Issue 43 (Flashback)
Last Appearance	Issue 44
Death Issue	Issue 44
Cause of Death	Shot through the neck by Andrea.
Status	Dead
Series Lifespan	#43 to #44
Ethnicity	Caucasian-American

Andy is a character and an antagonist first encountered in Issue 43 of Image Comics' The Walking Dead. He is a Woodbury soldier and the second casualty of the prison assault.

Pre-Apocalypse

Location Unknown

Nothing is known about Andy's life prior to or as the outbreak began. He may have lived in or near Woodbury before the outbreak.

Post-Apocalypse

Woodbury, Georgia

Main Article: Andy (Novel Series)

Made To Suffer

Arlo first appears during a flashback in Issue 43 standing alongside his fellow Woodbury Army soldiers before riding to the prison's gates. During the assault on the prison, Andrea decides to pick off soldiers from the tower and shoots Andy through the neck. The soldiers notice and the Governor points out her position in the tower.

Main Article: Andy (Novel Series)

Death

Killed By

• Andrea

During the prison assault, Andy is the second casualty after being suddenly shot through the neck and killed by Andrea.

Killed Victims

This list shows the victims Andy has killed:

• Numerous counts of zombies

Appearances

Comic Series

Volume 8: Made To Suffer

• Issue 43 ^{(No Lines, Flashback)}
• Issue 44 ^{(No Lines)}

Trivia

• In the novel series it states that Andy is the second victim of the assault. However the circumstances surrounding his death differ to the comic, as in the novel, he's shot in the head and in the comic Andy is shot through the neck.
  • This is likely an error or oversight.
  • It's also worth noting that the first death in the comic and novel, Arlo's death, is also reversed. Dying from a neck shot in the novel and a headshot in the comic. It's possible that Andy is actually the first death in the comic, however Arlo's description only matches up with that character and not the second.