How does Carl lose his eye? During the midseason premiere of season 9, "No Way Out," Carl would receive the second gunshot wound, this time at the hands of Ron Anderson (Austin Abrams).

Unfortunately for Carl, Rick wasn't entirely broken by Negan's brutality even after the deaths of Abraham and Glenn. So, naturally, Negan decided to make Rick chop off his son's left hand.

Quite a bit of time has passed since Carl Grimes's tragic death on The Walking Dead, but the wound is still fresh. In real life, we've seen how fans mourned the loss and how the cast reacted over ...

Carl’s letter the Rick is a devastating blow to the feels of The Walking Dead fans but also loaded with delightful callbacks to the series’ long-running history.

A Walking Dead find has found a way to recreate a different outcome for Carl and Rick's fate in the show's ending.

‘Walking Dead’ Finale: Rick Failed Carl, and Doesn’t Deserve the Moral High Ground (Commentary) Rick shouldn’t get to give a speech about doing the right thing right after he did the wrong ...

Carl apologizes to Morgan for shooting him and Morgan advises Carl to “don’t ever be sorry.” As they pack up the car, Michonne sees Rick gazing off into the distance.

There's an understandable reason why Carl and Lori didn't appear in Andrew Lincoln's final episode of The Walking Dead.

The Walking Dead viewers will debate for years whether Rick Grimes was given an appropriate send-off in Andrew Lincoln’s final episode (for now), but there’s one thing everyone can agree on ...

With all the talk of Rick's "right hand" and Negan menacingly holding Rick's axe for most of the episode, it certainly seemed like Rick was about to become an involuntary southpaw.

"Walking Dead" star Andrew Lincoln teases trouble for Rick after Carl's death.

The Walking Dead finally revealed what Carl wrote to his father Rick before his Mid-Season Eight premiere death. “I remember my eighth birthday at KCC with that giant cake and aunt Eavey showing ...