Another new trailer has been released for Telltale Games’ spinoff miniseries for their take on The Walking Dead, titled The Walking Dead: Michonne.

The game follows the popular comic and TV series character and will span three new episodes, based on one of the comic’s storylines in which Michonne departs from the group for a time. The new trailer is a behind the scenes trailer, offering insight from those who worked on the game.

Continue below to watch it.

Telltale Games has released the launch trailer for their Walking Dead spinoff miniseries, The Walking Dead: Michonne.

The launch trailer is for the first episode of the miniseries, which is titled “In Too Deep.” The miniseries will run for three episodes total, and it follows one of the comic book storylines in which Michonne separates from her group.

You can read much more on the game and check out the launch trailer below.

Telltale Games has, as promised, released a preview for the upcoming spinoff miniseries to their hit point-and-click take on The Walking Dead, which will follow the character Michonne and consist of three episodes.

The preview shares six minutes of gameplay action, and you can read much more about the game and watch the preview below.

AMC’s fantastic horror series The Walking Dead is aiming to have a huge presence at the upcoming San Diego Comic-Con as they try and inject fans with more excitement for season 3 of the show, which arrives this October.

For those who missed it, Activision recently announced that they would be publishing a brand new first-person Walking Dead video game currently being developed by Terminal Reality where you’ll play as Daryl Dixon (Norman Reedus) as he and his brother Merle (Michael Rooker) make their way to Atlanta before most of the events of season 1.

Now comes a couple more announcements that should be exciting to those of you heading to Comic-Con—one related to the game (for a very lucky few), and another related to Michonne.

Anyone who’s a fan of Robert Kirkman‘s comic book The Walking Dead and the hit AMC series of the same name was given a jolt of excitement at the end of season 2 with the reveal of Michonne (being played by Danai Gurira) and the prison.

Last night on a special summer episode of The Talking Dead, season 3 of the show was previewed before AMC aired the pilot episode in black and white. Much was covered, offering us info on where the season was heading, a tour of the prison (and the immense detail put into creating it; stay tuned for more on that), and our first peek at Michonne in action.

You can check out Michonne absolutely decimating a few unlucky walkers below now.

In the last few minutes of the season two finale of The Walking Dead, Michonne saved Andrea from a couple of zombies by slashing them with a samurai sword, but we never got to see her face. Moments after the finale, it was announced that Danai Gurira (Treme) would be playing Michonne and since then, fans have been anxiously waiting to see her in action.

Now, we got our first look at Gurira as Michonne. Check out the image here below.

We all know that anything that is adapted for any screen will be changed or modified. So just how different the televised Michonne will be from her comic-book form is a mystery. The fact is, Michonne made her presence known. Below is what Robert Kirkman (the creator of the comic and executive producer of the TV adaptation) had to say about the character in an interview with Entertainment Weekly, which debuted this first photo.

Digital comic book retailer Comixology is offering a FREE digital copy of The Walking Dead #19, which features the debut of Michonne, one of the series’ most popular characters.

The sword-wielding badass from The Walking Dead was revealed in the last minutes of the television show’s season two finale last Sunday, and while many comic book readers were celebrating, others were left scratching their heads at the site of a woman in a tattered hooded jacket, holding a sword and leading two zombies on chains. Granted, the debut of the character was an awesome sight, but fans who haven’t read the comics have no idea of the significance of the character. Enter Comixology. Comixology and Skybound are not run by stupid people. Offering the debut of the character for free is a perfect way to bring in fans of the show to check what fans of the comic have known for years. Michonne is totally awesome.