In addition, many of the Funko Pop Walking Dead figures have a blood splatter variant. These are offered as exclusives at certain stores like Hot Topic and specific conventions. Because they're rarer and tougher to find, these exclusives command some of the highest prices. As soon as Maggie pulls herself up into the carriage, she does what we would all do in that situation, which is punch Negan in the face, and then tell the group what he did. Negan tries to correct Maggie by saying that he didn't technically kill her. He just didn't help her, and to be fair, it's easy to see why he made that choice, as reprehensible as it might be. "She was just talking about murdering me, sooner rather than later, and you’re annoyed at me?" It's no wonder that this episode is named 'Acheron' (after a river in Hades) because this sure does feel like hell. Not only are there silent walkers stashed in bags with their vocal chords slashed, but there's also a lot more of the regular kind too. Combine The Walking Dead and Funko Pop!, two of the biggest properties in pop culture today, and you've got one extremely in-demand collectible. Over the years, the Funko Pop Walking Dead vinyl figures have spread into several series and exclusives. They offer a rare glimpse of fun in the usually gloomy study of humanity following the zombie-pocalypse. The survivors press on through each carriage, Train To Busan-style, until suddenly they hear someone banging on a trapdoor from underneath. And lo and behold, it's Maggie, and she's wearing some pretty hefty plot armour from the look of it! Did you really think they were going to kill off one of the show's biggest characters in episode one?