- "The things I've seen them do... if you knew what I knew, you'd never let them stay. I worry they'll ruin what you've built."
- ―Gabriel Stokes
| "Too Far Gone (Part 3)" | |
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| The Walking Dead | |
| Title: | "Too Far Gone (Part 3)" |
| Storyline: | "Too Far Gone" |
| Volume: | 1 |
| Number: | 75 |
| Cover price: | $3.99 |
| Cover date: | July, 2010 |
| Publisher: | Image Comics |
| Credits | |
| Chief: | Eric Stephenson |
| Writers: | Robert Kirkman |
| Pencilers: | Charlie Adlard |
| Inkers: | Charlie Adlard |
| Cover artists: | Charlie Adlard |
| Cover colorist: | Cliff Rathburn |
| Colorists: | Cliff Rathburn |
| Letterers: | Rus Wooton |
| Editors: | Sina Grace |
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"Too Far Gone (Part 3)" is the 75th issue of The Walking Dead comic book series, published by Image Comics. It is part of the "Too Far Gone" storyline. The story was written by Robert Kirkman with artwork by Charlie Adlard and greyscale coloring by Cliff Rathburn. The issue was published with a July, 2010 cover date and carries a cover price of $3.99 per copy (US).
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- This issue is reprinted in the Walking Dead, Volume 13: Too Far Gone trade paperback, the The Walking Dead Omnibus, Volume 4 hardcover collection, and The Walking Dead Compendium Two.
- This issue had an estimated sales rank of $28,667.
- This issue had a 48-page count, which is why the cover price is $3.99 as opposed to its regular $2.99.
- The events of this issue were adapted in the "Try" episode of AMC's The Walking Dead, which is the fifteenth episode of season five of the show.
- This issue includes a full-color bonus ending by Robert Kirkman, artist Ryan Ottley and coloring by FCO Plascencia. It is a non-canon story that establishes the notion that aliens are the reason for the zombie outbreak on Earth in order to weed out human opposition so that they can then harvest the planet's water supply.