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Issue 180

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Issue 180 is the one-hundred and eightieth issue of Image Comics' The Walking Dead, and the final part of both the 'NEW WORLD ORDER' arc and Volume 30: New World Order. It was published on June 6, 2018.

Plot

Michonne and Elodie arrive to meet with Lance in a fancy apartment. Michonne is impressed with his home and compliments it, but Lance corrects her, asserting it's her home. Lance explains to a shocked Michonne that the Commonwealth is willing to provide her with the apartment, if she agrees to practice law in it. Michonne is skeptical, stating that 'When something is too good to be true... it usually is'. Lance, however, reassures her that his proposal is genuine. Michonne asks when she would move in, to which Lance replies that she just did. He also suggests that Elodie quits the bakery, and starts working for Michonne as her assistant. He goes on to elaborate that the rule of law is important to the Commonwealth, and while they do have a few lawyers, there are none in Michonne's area of expertise. Lance leaves them to discuss the decision, and Elodie urges Michonne to accept.

A remorseful Dwight arrives to see Laura, and asks if it's too late for them. Bitterly, Laura replies that it's probably not. Dwight acknowledges that the thing that made Sherry betray him might have been the same thing that made her confront Rick in a way that led to her death. Laura summarizes this by stating that 'The bitch was crazy', but takes it back after Dwight angrily glares at her, though still asserting that 'She was fucking crazy'. Dwight goes on to acknowledge that in the past he had a tendency to focus on the negative, which drove people away. Because of this, he always thought that what happened between him and Sherry was his fault, though now he can see that wasn't the case. Laura asks if he's going to apologize to Rick as well, and Dwight confirms that was the next stop, though he thought it'd be better if Laura accompanied him. Laura agrees, before they're both interrupted by the arrival of Eugene's group. After coming to the gate to meet them they are surprised to learn the group is not alone. Dwight tells Laura to help him gather the army, just in case. Laura asks if he's sure, but Dwight is adamant, stating that Rick will thank him if they need it while also pointing out it's impossible for Rick to be even angrier with him if they don't.

Eugene tells Pamela Milton to wait at the carriage so he can announce her arrival, Pamela compliments the formality, and encourages him to tell Rick that the platoon that accompanied them is a few hours behind, though could arrive sooner. She also compliments Eugene's attempt to rush ahead in the hopes they wouldn't notice, for which a bemused Eugene thanks her. Pamela waves Eugene goodbye.

Rick is alarmed to see Eugene carrying Michonne's sword, quickly asking what happened. Eugene explains Michonne gave him the sword after she decided to stay at The Commonwealth, so she could show Rick how much she trusted them. Eugene goes on to reveal that Michonne was reunited with her daughter who is living in The Commonwealth, shocking Rick even more. Rick wonders how this is possible, and Eugene acknowledges it's a mathematical improbability, 'but an equally wonderful coincidence'. Relieved, Rick states that's wonderful. Eugene says their leader is waiting outside to meet Rick, and Rick in turn asks Eugene to tell him everything he learned about The Commonwealth.

Rick arrives outside to meet Governor Milton. Pamela is somewhat appalled by his appearance. They make their introductions, and Rick is somewhat wary of her styling herself as 'governor', before being interrupted by Princess, who is overjoyed to finally meet Rick, much to his confusion. He tells Pamela that some of her soldiers were 'rather colorful', but Pamela says that she was told Princess belonged to Rick's group. Princess clarifies that she met the group along the way while they were passing through Pittsburgh. Rick welcomes the new addition, before politely asking Princess to leave him and Pamela to talk, which she does. Resuming their conversation, Rick tells Pamela that he's looking forward to getting to know her, as he had been told a lot of impressive things about her community. Pamela corrects him, stating that The Commonwealth isn't hers, as she didn't found the community, but was merely appointed to administer it after she arrived. Rick acknowledges he did the same, and offers to trade war stories. Pamela responds that she doesn't actually have any, and Rick, frowning, states that he wishes he could say the same. He goes on to ask Pamela about the platoon of soldiers that accompanied her, which she states are for her protection. Rick asks if she could send one of her men out to meet them, and states that he'd prefer if she kept them at a small lookout station, about a mile away, for the duration of their talks. Pamela is worried about the safety of the man she'd send out, but Rick assures her the area around Alexandria is safe. Looking behind him, an unamused Pamela says that she may need all of her soldiers after all. Confused, Rick turns around only to find Dwight standing behind him with The Militia. Dwight warns Pamela that she is mistaken if she thinks they are helpless or vulnerable. Pamela asserts that she is not impressed by The Militia, while Rick furiously tells Dwight to stand down. Rick apologizes to Pamela for Dwight's behavior, explaining that he's the leader of their military and is just making sure they're safe. Rick proposes that Dwight's troops accompany one of Pamela's men to the lookout station, so they could meet her platoon. Pamela agrees to send Mercer. With the issue solved, Rick offers Pamela a grand tour, which she gladly accepts. Maxwell attempts to accompany him, but Pamela says she'll be fine, and walks away with Rick while Maxwell glares at them unamused.

Pamela cautiously asks Rick how he lost his hand, to which he recounts his story with The Governor. Pamela expresses her condolences, acknowledging that makes her title rather awkward, and encourages Rick to call her by her first name only. Rick says it's no trouble, and that he didn't tell her the story to make her uncomfortable, but to point out the kind of people his group has had to deal with thus far. This was partially so she'd understand Dwight's actions, and partially so she'd know what she's up against. Somewhat impressed, Pamela states that things just got intense, but Rick reassures her that they don't have to be, as they'll get to know each other. After taking a tour of the mill, Pamela compliments the taste of the bread. Rick elaborates that Eugene designed the mill, and also fixed the radio that allowed them to contact The Commonwealth. Pamela compliments Eugene's resourcefulness, and states she's excited to learn what he could do with the resources of the Commonwealth at his disposal. Rick is surprised, and somewhat unimpressed, that such a large community needs Eugene, as he'd expect they'd have at least 5 like him. Pamela reassures him that, while they do have their 'free thinkers', people like Eugene are always in high demand, which Rick agrees with. After sampling Alexandria's apples, Pamela asks Rick about his house. When Rick points it out, Pamela is shocked that he lives with everyone else and has the same house as everyone else. Rick tells her that, while he is the leader, his benefits and chores are the same as the rest of the community’s, proclaiming that they're all equal in Alexandria. Pamela questions this philosophy, stressing that people need to look up to Rick and aspire to his level or the whole thing falls apart. Rick retorts that people look up to him because of what he's done and what he continues to do, not because of what he did or has. Pamela asks him about his status before the apocalypse, wondering why he doesn't want it restored. Rick points out that he used to be a small-town cop, and that his house was actually smaller than the one he currently has. He goes on to state that whatever status they had before died with that life and that they have to earn their place in this new world. While assuring Pamela he doesn't want to offend her he questions the system under which the Commonwealth operates. Pamela describes this system as fair, though Rick disagrees. Pamela adamantly tells him that people need something to aspire to and work towards, and that mobility is important. While it may not be possible for everyone, it still keeps things running. She goes on to state that the working class forms the foundation of the Commonwealth, and that you can't build anything without a strong foundation. Rick questions why anything should be built upon the foundation at all, as in his opinion it ruins it by burdening it with supporting others. Pamela replies that that is the world order and always has been, to which Rick retorts that perhaps it's time for a new world order, much to Pamela's dismay.

Credits

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Comic Issues
Volume 1: Days Gone Bye	Issue 1 • Issue 2 • Issue 3 • Issue 4 • Issue 5 • Issue 6
Volume 2: Miles Behind Us	Issue 7 • Issue 8 • Issue 9 • Issue 10 • Issue 11 • Issue 12
Volume 3: Safety Behind Bars	Issue 13 • Issue 14 • Issue 15 • Issue 16 • Issue 17 • Issue 18
Volume 4: The Heart's Desire	Issue 19 • Issue 20 • Issue 21 • Issue 22 • Issue 23 • Issue 24
Volume 5: The Best Defense	Issue 25 • Issue 26 • Issue 27 • Issue 28 • Issue 29 • Issue 30
Volume 6: This Sorrowful Life	Issue 31 • Issue 32 • Issue 33 • Issue 34 • Issue 35 • Issue 36
Volume 7: The Calm Before	Issue 37 • Issue 38 • Issue 39 • Issue 40 • Issue 41 • Issue 42
Volume 8: Made To Suffer	Issue 43 • Issue 44 • Issue 45 • Issue 46 • Issue 47 • Issue 48
Volume 9: Here We Remain	Issue 49 • Issue 50 • Issue 51 • Issue 52 • Issue 53 • Issue 54
Volume 10: What We Become	Issue 55 • Issue 56 • Issue 57 • Issue 58 • Issue 59 • Issue 60
Volume 11: Fear The Hunters	Issue 61 • Issue 62 • Issue 63 • Issue 64 • Issue 65 • Issue 66
Volume 12: Life Among Them	Issue 67 • Issue 68 • Issue 69 • Issue 70 • Issue 71 • Issue 72
Volume 13: Too Far Gone	Issue 73 • Issue 74 • Issue 75 • Issue 76 • Issue 77 • Issue 78
Volume 14: No Way Out	Issue 79 • Issue 80 • Issue 81 • Issue 82 • Issue 83 • Issue 84
Volume 15: We Find Ourselves	Issue 85 • Issue 86 • Issue 87 • Issue 88 • Issue 89 • Issue 90
Volume 16: A Larger World	Issue 91 • Issue 92 • Issue 93 • Issue 94 • Issue 95 • Issue 96
Volume 17: Something To Fear	Issue 97 • Issue 98 • Issue 99 • Issue 100 • Issue 101 • Issue 102
Volume 18: What Comes After	Issue 103 • Issue 104 • Issue 105 • Issue 106 • Issue 107 • Issue 108
Volume 19: March To War	Issue 109 • Issue 110 • Issue 111 • Issue 112 • Issue 113 • Issue 114
Volume 20: All Out War - Part One	Issue 115 • Issue 116 • Issue 117 • Issue 118 • Issue 119 • Issue 120
Volume 21: All Out War - Part Two	Issue 121 • Issue 122 • Issue 123 • Issue 124 • Issue 125 • Issue 126
Volume 22: A New Beginning	Issue 127 • Issue 128 • Issue 129 • Issue 130 • Issue 131 • Issue 132
Volume 23: Whispers Into Screams	Issue 133 • Issue 134 • Issue 135 • Issue 136 • Issue 137 • Issue 138
Volume 24: Life And Death	Issue 139 • Issue 140 • Issue 141 • Issue 142 • Issue 143 • Issue 144
Volume 25: No Turning Back	Issue 145 • Issue 146 • Issue 147 • Issue 148 • Issue 149 • Issue 150
Volume 26: Call To Arms	Issue 151 • Issue 152 • Issue 153 • Issue 154 • Issue 155 • Issue 156
Volume 27: The Whisperer War	Issue 157 • Issue 158 • Issue 159 • Issue 160 • Issue 161 • Issue 162
Volume 28: A Certain Doom	Issue 163 • Issue 164 • Issue 165 • Issue 166 • Issue 167 • Issue 168
Volume 29: Lines We Cross	Issue 169 • Issue 170 • Issue 171 • Issue 172 • Issue 173 • Issue 174
Volume 30: New World Order	Issue 175 • Issue 176 • Issue 177 • Issue 178 • Issue 179 • Issue 180
Volume 31: The Rotten Core	Issue 181 • Issue 182 • Issue 183 • Issue 184 • Issue 185 • Issue 186
Volume 32: Rest In Peace	Issue 187 • Issue 188 • Issue 189 • Issue 190 • Issue 191 • Issue 192
Volume 33	Issue 193 • Issue 194 • Issue 195 • Issue 196 • Issue 197 • Issue 198