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Georgia State

Georgia State

Georgia is a state in the southeastern region of the United States, its capital is Atlanta.

Name:
Georgia State
Aliases:
  • Atlanta
  • Savannah
  • Macon
  • Augusta
  • Columbus
  • Chattahoochee Valley
  • Fulton
  • Woodbury
  • Jekyll Island
  • Ashthorne
  • Sacred
  • Custer's Grove
Start year:
1940
First issue:
Fantastic Comics (1940) #2 The Attack of Dragor
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General Portrayal

One of the more commonly depicted Southern states in comics, its most significant recurring depiction is in The Walking Dead but otherwise it is rarely a main setting.

Sub-Locations

Real-World Locations

  • Atlanta: Capital and most populous city in the state. Atlanta was the base of the new Freedom Fighters; among their ranks were Uncle Sam, Ray, Damage, Black Bolt II, The Phantom Lady and the Human Bomb.
  • Jekyll Island: An island off the coast of Georgia.
  • Woodbury: Small town in Georgia made into a secure community in The Walking Dead. Once had a population of 1,102 people. Once the zombie apocalypse hits the population drops significantly. A man called the Governor organizes the remaining people into a community that fences off four blocks. Guards patrol the boundaries and work on securing a fifth block. People come to Woodbury for a time but the steam slowly dies out. For entertainment, the community watches fights in a former racing track with a generator. The fights are between people who are encouraged to fight in close quarters due to zombies staked all around the arena. The zombies are somewhat domicile since the Governor feeds them the bodies of strangers that don't fall in line.

Fictional Sub-Locations

  • Ashthorne: One of two main Georgia towns featured in Sacred Six.
  • Custer's Grove: The hometown of John Walker/U.S. Agent in the state of Georgia.
  • Sacred: One of the two main Georgia towns featured in Sacred Six.

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