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{{SimilarName|the Comic Series character|his [[Deanna Monroe (TV Series)|TV Series]] or [[Douglas Monroe (Road to Survival)|Road to Survival]] counterparts, the Companion Series [[Douglas Thompson (Fear The Walking Dead)|character]] or the [[Douglas (Fear The Walking Dead)|Dell Diamond resident]]}}
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{{SimilarName|the Comic Series character|his [[Deanna Monroe (TV Series)|TV Series]] or [[Douglas Monroe (Road to Survival)|Road to Survival]] counterparts, the Fear [[Douglas Thompson (Fear)|character]] or the [[Douglas (Fear)|Dell Diamond resident]]}}
   
 
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|ethnicity = Caucasian-American
 
|ethnicity = Caucasian-American
 
|status = Dead
 
|status = Dead
|cause of death = Devoured by zombies
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|cause of death = Devoured by [[zombies|zombies]].
 
|lifespan = #70 to #83
 
|lifespan = #70 to #83
 
|deathimage = douglassdeath.jpg
 
|deathimage = douglassdeath.jpg
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|tvdeathimage = God dammit Douglas.png
|name_gallery = Douglas is overwhelmed and devoured by walkers.
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|name_gallery = Douglas is devoured by walkers.
|gallery = [[Douglas Monroe (Comic Series) Gallery]]}}{{Quote|I want to tell you a story. Before the world spiraled into chaos, before the dead started walking, I read a news article on the internet. It's the kind of thing I usually try to avoid. Being a father, I hate stories of kids getting hurt, it really tears me up. But you know how it is -- You can't not listen when the news starts -- And after you have kids, those stories spring out of the white noise -- You can't help but hear them. The parents who shake their kids. The children left in the car on hot summer days. Babies left in trash cans -- It's '''horrible'''. But this one, the one I saw on the internet... It still haunts me, even today. A man in Florida, Fort Lauderdale, if I recall correctly, was on a drug of some kind. I don't remember which -- some type of hallucinogen, I assume. While under the influence of these drugs... He -- He '''ate''' his four year old son's eyeballs. Just ate them right out of his head. Aside from the story in general being just... '''Horrific''', the thing that really stuck with me, that sends shivers down my spine to this very day... Was a quote from the son. '''"Daddy ate my eyes."''' No anger, no fear... Just "Daddy ate my eyes." He says it as if it's something normal, that happens to '''everyone'''. Four years old. The poor boy doesn't know any different. Talking about it now, it still makes me uncomfortable. The day I read the story... I was '''wrecked'''. I accomplished very little that day. I just couldn't stop thinking about that story, about that poor little boy.|Douglas to [[Rick Grimes (Comic Series)|Rick Grimes]]|Issue 70}}
 
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{{Quote|I want to tell you a story. Before the world spiraled into chaos, before the dead started walking, I read a news article on the internet. It's the kind of thing I usually try to avoid. Being a father, I hate stories of kids getting hurt, it really tears me up. But you know how it is -- You can't not listen when the news starts -- And after you have kids, those stories spring out of the white noise -- You can't help but hear them. The parents who shake their kids. The children left in the car on hot summer days. Babies left in trash cans -- It's '''horrible'''. But this one, the one I saw on the internet... It still haunts me, even today. A man in Florida, Fort Lauderdale, if I recall correctly, was on a drug of some kind. I don't remember which -- some type of hallucinogen, I assume. While under the influence of these drugs... He -- He '''ate''' his four year old son's eyeballs. Just ate them right out of his head. Aside from the story in general being just... '''Horrific''', the thing that really stuck with me, that sends shivers down my spine to this very day... Was a quote from the son. '''"Daddy ate my eyes."''' No anger, no fear... Just "Daddy ate my eyes." He says it as if it's something normal, that happens to '''everyone'''. Four years old. The poor boy doesn't know any different. Talking about it now, it still makes me uncomfortable. The day I read the story... I was '''wrecked'''. I accomplished very little that day. I just couldn't stop thinking about that story, about that poor little boy.|Douglas to [[Rick Grimes (Comic Series)|Rick Grimes]].|Issue 70}}
'''Douglas Monroe''' is a character first encountered in [[Issue 70]] of [[Image Comics]]' ''[[The Walking Dead (Comic Series)|The Walking Dead]]''. He is a former Democratic Ohio U.S. Congressman who now leads the [[Alexandria Safe-Zone (Comic Series)|Alexandria Safe-Zone]] when he takes control after [[Alexander Davidson (Comic Series)|Alexander Davidson]].<ref name="i70">[[Issue 70]], page 9.</ref> Douglas lives in the Safe-Zone with his wife, [[Regina Monroe (Comic Series)|Regina]], and their son, [[Spencer Monroe (Comic Series)|Spencer]]. After the death of his wife, Douglas struggles to come to terms with his loss, filled with regret for treating her poorly. This leads him to turn his leadership over to [[Rick Grimes (Comic Series)|Rick Grimes]].
 
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'''Douglas Monroe''' is a character first encountered in [[Issue 70]] of [[Image Comics]]' ''[[The Walking Dead (Comic Series)|The Walking Dead]]''. He is a former congressman who became the leader of the [[Alexandria Safe-Zone (Comic Series)|Alexandria Safe-Zone]] after he took control from [[Alexander Davidson (Comic Series)|Alexander Davidson]].<ref name="i70">[[Issue 70]], page 9.</ref> Douglas lives with his wife, [[Regina Monroe (Comic Series)|Regina]], and their son, [[Spencer Monroe (Comic Series)|Spencer]]. After the death of his wife, Douglas struggles to come to terms with his loss, filled with regret for treating her poorly. This leads him to turn his leadership over to [[Rick Grimes (Comic Series)|Rick Grimes]].
   
 
==Overview==
 
==Overview==
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==Pre-Apocalypse==
 
==Pre-Apocalypse==
===Ohio===
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===[[Ohio]]===
 
Douglas was a Democratic U.S. Congressman from the state of Ohio before the outbreak occurred. This position gained him and his family a spot in the Alexandria Safe-Zone when the outbreak started. He was invited by his best friend Alexander Davidson, who worked as security liaison in the white house.
 
Douglas was a Democratic U.S. Congressman from the state of Ohio before the outbreak occurred. This position gained him and his family a spot in the Alexandria Safe-Zone when the outbreak started. He was invited by his best friend Alexander Davidson, who worked as security liaison in the white house.
   
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Before establishing the Zone, Monroe lived in the open for three months after the apocalypse, killing two living men.
 
Before establishing the Zone, Monroe lived in the open for three months after the apocalypse, killing two living men.
   
There were two notable times when he's shown angry, one during his conversation with Rick about a father who hurt his child during his drug hallucinations and expressed his desire to hurt people like that. Another was when Heath mentioned Davidson, causing Monroe to become very angry and to lash out at Heath for even mentioning his name. Monroe is attempting to give Rick and his friends a fair chance in the community, giving each one a job. Given the knowledge that Rick was a sheriff, he's given him the job of constable. He chose [[Glenn (Comic Series)|Glenn]] as a runner, [[Maggie Greene (Comic Series)|Maggie]] as a school teacher, [[Morgan Jones (Comic Series)|Morgan]] as a chef, [[Abraham Ford (Comic Series)|Abraham]] as security in construction, [[Eugene Porter (Comic Series)|Eugene]] as a community planner, [[Gabriel Stokes (Comic Series)|Gabriel Stokes]] a pastor when the church is made part of the zone, and [[Rosita Espinosa (Comic Series)|Rosita]] to be trained with medical personal. He admits he has difficulty finding jobs for Andrea and [[Michonne (Comic Series)|Michonne]], because of their strength in fighting and defense. After consulting with Rick, he decides to make Michonne a constable and Andrea as a look-out, after Rick says it may be necessary to have one.
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There were two notable times when he's shown angry, one during his conversation with Rick about a father who hurt his child during his drug hallucinations and expressed his desire to hurt people like that. Another was when Heath mentioned Davidson, causing Monroe to become very angry and to lash out at Heath for even mentioning his name. Monroe is attempting to give Rick and his friends a fair chance in the community, giving each one a job. Given the knowledge that Rick was a sheriff, he's given him the job of constable. He chose [[Glenn (Comic Series)|Glenn]] as a runner, [[Maggie Greene (Comic Series)|Maggie]] as a school teacher, [[Morgan Jones (Comic Series)|Morgan]] as a chef, [[Abraham Ford (Comic Series)|Abraham]] as security in construction, [[Eugene Porter (Comic Series)|Eugene]] as a community planner, [[Gabriel Stokes (Comic Series)|Gabriel Stokes]] a pastor when the church is made part of the zone, and [[Rosita Espinosa (Comic Series)|Rosita]] to be trained with medical personal. He admits he has difficulty finding jobs for Andrea and [[Michonne Hawthorne (Comic Series)|Michonne]], because of their strength in fighting and defense. After consulting with Rick, he decides to make Michonne a constable and Andrea as a look-out, after Rick says it may be necessary to have one.
   
 
===[[Volume 13: Too Far Gone|Too Far Gone]]===
 
===[[Volume 13: Too Far Gone|Too Far Gone]]===
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==Death==
 
==Death==
'''Killed By'''
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;Killed By
 
*[[The Scavengers (Comic Series)|The Scavengers]] ''(Indirectly Caused)''
 
*[[The Scavengers (Comic Series)|The Scavengers]] ''(Indirectly Caused)''
 
*Himself ''(Caused)''
 
*Himself ''(Caused)''
 
*[[Zombies]]
 
*[[Zombies]]
As the herd of walkers have almost completely overran the Safe-Zone, Douglas emerges from his house planning to commit suicide by feeding himself to the walkers. At the last second, he notices Rick and Carl in trouble and tries to help them by shooting the zombies and, in doing so, draws attention to himself. After killing several roamers, he is bitten several times and subsequently devoured.
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As the herd of walkers invade Alexandria, Douglas emerges from his house to commit suicide but at the last second notices Rick and Carl in trouble and tries to help them by shooting the walkers. However, he draws attention to himself and is devoured by walkers.
   
 
==Killed Victims==
 
==Killed Victims==
This list shows the victims Douglas has killed:.
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This list shows the victims Douglas has killed:
* [[Alexander Davidson (Comic Series)|Alexander Davidson ]]''(Caused, Direct, or Indirect)''
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*[[Alexander Davidson (Comic Series)|Alexander Davidson]] ''(Caused)''
* [[Peter Anderson (Comic Series)|Peter Anderson]] ''(Caused)''
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*[[Peter Anderson (Comic Series)|Peter Anderson]] ''(Caused)''
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*Himself ''(Caused)''
* At least 2 unnamed men
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*At least 2 unnamed men
* Numerous counts of [[zombies]]
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*Numerous counts of [[zombies]]
   
 
==Relationships==
 
==Relationships==
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{{Quote|Regina was such a good woman, good to me... and I treated her like '''shit''', Aaron. A community of fifty people and I'm trying to fuck anything that isn't tied down... What kind of person am I?|Douglas to Aaron about how he treated Regina.|Issue 79}}
 
{{Quote|Regina was such a good woman, good to me... and I treated her like '''shit''', Aaron. A community of fifty people and I'm trying to fuck anything that isn't tied down... What kind of person am I?|Douglas to Aaron about how he treated Regina.|Issue 79}}
   
Although Douglas and his wife Regina loved each other, at some point Regina became aware of how Douglas used his position as leader to proposition young women in the Safe-Zone, they stayed married to maintain appearances. They also seemed to disagree on whether or not to trust Rick's group. Douglas went into a deep depression after her death, not only regretting his infidelity, but also beginning to question whether the community had been or ever would be safe, resulting in his suicide, during the roamer herd's attack.
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Although Douglas and his wife Regina loved each other, at some point Regina became aware of how Douglas used his position as leader to proposition young women in the Safe-Zone, they stayed married to maintain appearances. Though Douglas initially claimed they both agreed on an open marriage, he later revealed that Regina was never happy with their arrangement, but put up with it because she loved Douglas. They also seemed to disagree on whether or not to trust Rick's group. Douglas went into a deep depression after her death, not only regretting his infidelity, but also beginning to question whether the community had been or ever would be safe, resulting in his suicide, during the roamer herd's attack.
   
 
===[[Spencer Monroe (Comic Series)|Spencer Monroe]]===
 
===[[Spencer Monroe (Comic Series)|Spencer Monroe]]===
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==Trivia==
 
==Trivia==
 
*Douglas is one of the few celebrities encountered in the Comic Series
 
*Douglas is one of the few celebrities encountered in the Comic Series
*Douglas is currently the only politician ever encountered in the Comic Series.
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*Douglas is the first politician encountered in the Comic Series, with [[Pamela Milton (Comic Series)|Pamela Milton]] being the second.
*The story Douglas tells Rick was referring to an article from [http://www.bakersfieldcalifornian.com/local/x339729128/Bakersfield-dad-accused-of-biting-out-sons-eye Bakersfield, California].
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*The story Douglas tells Rick was referring to an article from [https://www.cbsnews.com/news/dad-ate-my-eyes-boy-tells-cops/ Bakersfield, California].
   
 
==References==
 
==References==
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[[Category:Alexandria Safe-Zone]]
 
[[Category:Alexandria Safe-Zone]]
 
[[Category:Comics]]
 
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[[Category:Widowed]]

Revision as of 15:11, 26 December 2019

This article is about the Comic Series character. You may be looking for his TV Series or Road to Survival counterparts, the Fear character or the Dell Diamond resident.

I want to tell you a story. Before the world spiraled into chaos, before the dead started walking, I read a news article on the internet. It's the kind of thing I usually try to avoid. Being a father, I hate stories of kids getting hurt, it really tears me up. But you know how it is -- You can't not listen when the news starts -- And after you have kids, those stories spring out of the white noise -- You can't help but hear them. The parents who shake their kids. The children left in the car on hot summer days. Babies left in trash cans -- It's horrible. But this one, the one I saw on the internet... It still haunts me, even today. A man in Florida, Fort Lauderdale, if I recall correctly, was on a drug of some kind. I don't remember which -- some type of hallucinogen, I assume. While under the influence of these drugs... He -- He ate his four year old son's eyeballs. Just ate them right out of his head. Aside from the story in general being just... Horrific, the thing that really stuck with me, that sends shivers down my spine to this very day... Was a quote from the son. "Daddy ate my eyes." No anger, no fear... Just "Daddy ate my eyes." He says it as if it's something normal, that happens to everyone. Four years old. The poor boy doesn't know any different. Talking about it now, it still makes me uncomfortable. The day I read the story... I was wrecked. I accomplished very little that day. I just couldn't stop thinking about that story, about that poor little boy.
―Douglas to Rick Grimes.[src]

Douglas Monroe is a character first encountered in Issue 70 of Image Comics' The Walking Dead. He is a former congressman who became the leader of the Alexandria Safe-Zone after he took control from Alexander Davidson.[1] Douglas lives with his wife, Regina, and their son, Spencer. After the death of his wife, Douglas struggles to come to terms with his loss, filled with regret for treating her poorly. This leads him to turn his leadership over to Rick Grimes.

Overview

Being the leader of the Alexandria Safe-Zone, Douglas was respected by many of the residents there and was called a good leader on many different occasions. However, Douglas was very fond of attractive women and placed them in the highest positions in the community. Women who caught his interest, like Andrea, were often targeted by him. Meaning that he followed them around and tried to flirt with them, trying to get them to become his girlfriend, even though he was married to Regina. He considered his marriage to her "political" and they were only still together for his benefit. However, after Regina's death at the hands of Pete Anderson, he regrets these advances deeply, blaming himself for her death and going into a deep state of depression. This depression would later prove to be his fatal undoing.

Despite his advances towards women, Douglas deeply cared for the Alexandria Safe-Zone community and he would do anything to protect it. When Rick accused him of not being a good leader, Douglas told him of the time he murdered his best friend, Alexander Davidson, to protect the community, saying that his actions caused people's deaths and he simply could not allow it to go on. He also threatens to murder Rick when he attacks and assaults Peter Anderson, saying he does not want another Davidson situation. His disgust of Davidson is so great, that the very mention of his name makes him very angry and aggressive, as evidenced when he attacked Heath, after he said Davidson's name. This is also one of the few times Douglas is shown to be angry, as he has a very calm nature and is able to keep his cool in the most extreme situations.

Douglas is also shown to be a very capable leader, putting personal differences aside in the benefit of the community. This is shown when Rick asks him if he knew of Pete's abusive nature, to which he replies he has and the only reason he has not acted against it is because Pete is a doctor and an extremely valuable asset to the community. Though this judgement proved to be a mistake and caused Regina's death and as such, Douglas saw himself not fit to lead anymore, handing the position to Rick.

Pre-Apocalypse

Ohio

Douglas was a Democratic U.S. Congressman from the state of Ohio before the outbreak occurred. This position gained him and his family a spot in the Alexandria Safe-Zone when the outbreak started. He was invited by his best friend Alexander Davidson, who worked as security liaison in the white house.

Post-Apocalypse

Life Among Them

Douglas was a seemingly friendly person who cared for people. Douglas was married to Regina, who could be seen as quite his opposite at times. They had one child, Spencer. He held a great deal of trust in Aaron and the other people of his community, as all he wanted to do was keep the peace in the community.

While he appeared friendly, in truth, he's also suspicious of Rick Grimes and his group just as much as they are of him and the Zone residents. Despite this, he does seem to put some trust in Rick, as he confides in him that he honestly can't remember what day it is anymore and asks advice on giving jobs to Andrea. He also hoped to expand more streets and buildings into the Safe-Zone eventually.

Before establishing the Zone, Monroe lived in the open for three months after the apocalypse, killing two living men.

There were two notable times when he's shown angry, one during his conversation with Rick about a father who hurt his child during his drug hallucinations and expressed his desire to hurt people like that. Another was when Heath mentioned Davidson, causing Monroe to become very angry and to lash out at Heath for even mentioning his name. Monroe is attempting to give Rick and his friends a fair chance in the community, giving each one a job. Given the knowledge that Rick was a sheriff, he's given him the job of constable. He chose Glenn as a runner, Maggie as a school teacher, Morgan as a chef, Abraham as security in construction, Eugene as a community planner, Gabriel Stokes a pastor when the church is made part of the zone, and Rosita to be trained with medical personal. He admits he has difficulty finding jobs for Andrea and Michonne, because of their strength in fighting and defense. After consulting with Rick, he decides to make Michonne a constable and Andrea as a look-out, after Rick says it may be necessary to have one.

Too Far Gone

Before his death, he seemed to have his sights set on Andrea. In Issue 71 and Issue 72, he had made unrequited advances to Andrea, despite her constant assurances that she has no interest, especially since he's married. He claims that his marriage to Regina is purely political and that they stay together only for their children, and that there was no love between them. When Andrea told this to Rick, both laughed and neither one believed his excuse. Bruce's conversation with Abraham in Issue 73 suggests that this lecherous streak is not an isolated incident, ironically mirroring Davidson's own habits that led to his eventual exile from the community. Further, it is implied that at least some of the placements Douglas makes are not based on individual skill, but, how expendable a person is.

No Way Out

When zombies started to crowd into Safe-Zone, Douglas was hiding out in his house, planning to attempt suicide. When the roamers had almost completely overran the Safe-Zone, Douglas emerged from his house and began to shoot at the roamers. After killing numerous roamers, he was finally devoured by a group of roamers. However, while being swarmed and devoured, he fired off a series of random shots. One managed to hit Carl in the eye and nearly killed him, yet it only managed to scar him for life.

Death

Killed By

As the herd of walkers invade Alexandria, Douglas emerges from his house to commit suicide but at the last second notices Rick and Carl in trouble and tries to help them by shooting the walkers. However, he draws attention to himself and is devoured by walkers.

Killed Victims

This list shows the victims Douglas has killed:

Relationships

Rick Grimes

Why? (..) You saw in Pete something none of us did. And I know why we survived this attack today. It was your idea to put Andrea in that tower. I shudder to think about how things would have gone had you people not come along. Look at me, I've got nothing left for these people. They don't need me, Rick... what they need, is you.
―Douglas to Rick about Pete and the Scavenger's assault.[src]

Rick and Douglas had a civil, yet sometimes rocky relationship. Upon the groups arrival at the Safe-Zone, Douglas befriended Rick and sensed that his keen instincts and survival skills would be tremendous assets, despite objections from his wife. Conflict first arose between the two over a disagreement on how to handle Pete's abusive behavior towards his family. Despite Rick's violation of the Safe-Zone's rule against weapons, Douglas chose to let him off under the condition that he never publicly opposed him again. Following Regina's death and the DC Scavengers attack, Douglas fell into a depression, leaving Rick no choice but to take over as leader.

Andrea

I'm just not interested. I'm sorry.
―Andrea to Douglas about starting a relationship.[src]

After reaching Alexandria, Douglas talks with Andrea about her talent with rifles. He then questions her if she is "single," which visibly irritates her. Later on, Douglas meets with Rick and Andrea and asks Rick if he could speak with Andrea privately. He agrees and they walk off. Douglas questions Andrea if there is anything she needed, implying more of intimate needs. Andrea senses his advances and politely declines his offer, reminding him that he is married. Douglas tells her that his relationship with his wife is purely political, but she still refuses and walks away.

Regina Monroe

Regina was such a good woman, good to me... and I treated her like shit, Aaron. A community of fifty people and I'm trying to fuck anything that isn't tied down... What kind of person am I?
―Douglas to Aaron about how he treated Regina.[src]

Although Douglas and his wife Regina loved each other, at some point Regina became aware of how Douglas used his position as leader to proposition young women in the Safe-Zone, they stayed married to maintain appearances. Though Douglas initially claimed they both agreed on an open marriage, he later revealed that Regina was never happy with their arrangement, but put up with it because she loved Douglas. They also seemed to disagree on whether or not to trust Rick's group. Douglas went into a deep depression after her death, not only regretting his infidelity, but also beginning to question whether the community had been or ever would be safe, resulting in his suicide, during the roamer herd's attack.

Spencer Monroe

Douglas was Spencer's father so they would have had a basic father-to-son relationship. Apart from when Douglas died, Spencer didn't seem to care too much for his father.

Aaron

Aaron was very loyal to Douglas and was appointed by him to be the community scout along with Eric. After the unfortunate incident when Eric was stabbed by a potential newcomer, Aaron confronted Douglas about retiring from his position to become more intricate within the community. Initially appalled at this change of heart, Douglas came to embrace Aaron's decision and felt bad for the pain he had indirectly caused by giving them the job in the first place.

Peter Anderson

Douglas was always wary of Peter and had discovered that Peter was abusing his wife and son. Although he had this information, Douglas chose to take no action against him, because Peter was a doctor. After Peter had been kept in a temporary house to keep Jessie and Ron safe, Peter eventually, filled with rage, went to confront Rick which resulted in Regina trying to intervene and being murdered by Peter. Douglas quickly began to despise Peter after the murder of Regina and gave Rick permission to kill him. 

Tobin

Tobin and Douglas had a pretty basic relationship, they knew each other as they were part of the same community. Tobin detested his job that was assigned to him by Douglas, but he worked for him nonetheless.

Gabriel Stokes

Don't make me have to ask you to go.
―Douglas Monroe to Gabriel Stokes.[src]

At first Gabriel and Douglas seemed to have a good, friendly relationship as Gabriel took the role as the priest of the church. But Gabriel felt disgusted by Rick and the others actions, brutally killing Chris and the other hunters and told Douglas that he felt as though Rick and the others don't fit in with the rest of the community and he suggests should be kicked out of the safe-zone. Douglas is shown to be shocked and slightly angered by what Gabriel says and tells him that the people in the community have done the same to build and protect the place, himself included and asks Gabriel not to make him ask Gabriel to leave his home. This seemed to strain the relationship between the two although this couldn't be explored further as they weren't seen interacting again. 

Alexander Davidson

Don't even mention his name.
―Douglas Monroe to Tobin regarding Davidson.

Davidson was the leader of Alexandria before Douglas. According to Douglas, Davidson ran Alexandria badly and Douglas overtook him. Douglas banished Davidson from Alexandria, and didn't like discussing Davidson. Douglas is shown to have initially liked Davidson until Davidson became corrupt. Douglas mentioned once that Davidson was a good man.


Appearances


Trivia

  • Douglas is one of the few celebrities encountered in the Comic Series
  • Douglas is the first politician encountered in the Comic Series, with Pamela Milton being the second.
  • The story Douglas tells Rick was referring to an article from Bakersfield, California.

References

  1. Issue 70, page 9.