Eugene H. Porter
Eugene H. Porter | |
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The Walking Dead character | |
First appearance | The Walking Dead #53 (comic book) |
Last appearance | Script error: No such module "Formatted appearance". |
Created by | Robert Kirkman |
In-universe information | |
Occupation | Scientist |
Nationality | American |
Eugene H. Porter is a fictional character from the The Walking Dead franchise. He is portrayed by Josh McDermitt in the television series and was created by Robert Kirkman for the comic book series.
Character Overview[edit | edit source]
Eugene H. Porter is introduced as a scientist who claims to know the cause of the zombie apocalypse and how to cure it. He is initially depicted as a cowardly and socially awkward individual, but over time, he evolves into a more courageous and resourceful character.
In the Comic Book Series[edit | edit source]
Eugene first appears in issue #53 of The Walking Dead comic book series. He is part of a group that includes Abraham Ford and Rosita Espinosa. Eugene convinces the group to escort him to Washington, D.C., claiming he has vital information that could end the apocalypse. It is later revealed that Eugene is not a scientist but a high school science teacher who fabricated his story to ensure his survival.
In the Television Series[edit | edit source]
In the television adaptation, Eugene is portrayed by Josh McDermitt. His storyline closely follows that of the comic book, with some variations. Eugene's character development is more pronounced in the TV series, where he eventually becomes a key member of the community, contributing his knowledge and skills to aid in their survival.
Personality[edit | edit source]
Eugene is initially portrayed as a cowardly and deceitful individual, using his intelligence to manipulate others for his own safety. However, as the series progresses, he becomes more courageous and selfless, often putting himself at risk to help his friends.
Relationships[edit | edit source]
Eugene has a complex relationship with Rosita Espinosa, who is both a close friend and a romantic interest. His friendship with Abraham Ford is also significant, as Abraham serves as both a protector and a mentor to Eugene.
Development and Reception[edit | edit source]
Eugene's character has been well-received by fans and critics alike. His transformation from a cowardly liar to a brave and resourceful survivor has been praised as one of the more compelling character arcs in the series.
Appearances[edit | edit source]
Comic Book Series[edit | edit source]
- First appearance: The Walking Dead #53
- Last appearance:
Television Series[edit | edit source]
- First appearance: "Inmates" (Season 4, Episode 10)
- Last appearance:
See Also[edit | edit source]
- List of The Walking Dead (TV series) characters
- List of The Walking Dead (comic book) characters
- The Walking Dead (franchise)
References[edit | edit source]
External Links[edit | edit source]
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