A new trailer for The Walking Dead: Dead City season 1, episode 3 shows Maggie and Negan plotting their next moves to save Hershel from The Croat.
Warning: SPOILERS ahead for The Walking Dead: Dead City episode 2!A new trailer for The Walking Dead: Dead City episode 3 shows Maggie and Negan planning an attack as they strive to rescue Hershel from The Croat. The Walking Dead: Dead City episode 2 established The Croat's rule over Manhattan, as well as a small force of rebels struggling against him.
The trailer also hints at Perlie's time as a hostage, which involves him being thrust in a fighting arena filled with Walkers for entertainment purposes. However, the big event may coincide with Maggie and Negan's planned attack on the arena.
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