“The Walking Dead” Season 2 gets a Blu-ray release date; artwork revealed

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Last Updated on July 23, 2021

Anchor Bay announced today that THE WALKING DEAD: THE COMPLETE SECOND SEASON will be making its debut on DVD and Blu-ray on AUGUST 28th. To the right, you can see the DVD artwork.

Unfortunately, the special features have yet to be revealed. We do know that in addition to the standard DVD and Blu-ray releases, Anchor Bay is also putting out a Limited Edition Blu-ray. More on that as info comes in…


When we last left the “The Walking Dead,” the characters were in the midst of a high-intensity struggle to survive, fleeing the CDC as it burst into flames. In Season 2, they are still fighting zombies, and each other, facing more threats and obstacles than ever before.


Based on the hugely successful and popular comic books, written by Robert Kirkman, AMC’s “The Walking Dead” captures the ongoing human drama after a zombie apocalypse. The series follows a group of survivors, led by police officer Rick Grimes, played by Andrew Lincoln (Love Actually), who are traveling in search of a safe and secure home. However, instead of the zombies, it’s the living who still remain that may be the biggest threat. Jon Bernthal (Rampart) plays Shane Walsh, Rick’s sheriff’s department partner before the apocalypse, and Sarah Wayne Callies (“Prison Break”), is Rick’s wife, Lori.

To pre-order “The Walking Dead” Season 2 on DVD, click HERE; for the Blu-ray, click HERE.


Sarah Wayne Callies

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