Yep. There's a Darryl Dixon one where he somehow ends up in France. Then there's this one with Maggie and Negan in NYC and one with Danai Gurira and Andrew Lincoln.
That is in addition to the current
Fear the Walking Dead, which is supposed to end this year, and
World Beyond, which lasted only one season a couple of years ago.
Also, @
Yoda said back in 2014 that an anthology series would be a cool idea, and I just found out they did that about a year ago (
Tales of the Walking Dead). Never saw it, though.
AMC is gambling that there's still a sizable fanbase left. And the Negan/Glenn/Lucille episode was when a lot of people decided to quit on the series. A big part of the reason was how the show had faked killing off Steven Yeun's character only to turn right around and have him dispatched in as grisly and dismissive a way as possible. They might have been going for dark but it just ended up pissing off a lot of people.
To be honest, I don't know why people lash against that episode/twist. I mean, Glenn's fate with Negan is pretty much taken shot by shot from the comic, so I appreciate them sticking to that, especially considering how popular and beloved the character was. That said, the fake they did with him previously that same season did feel like a cheap cheat.
Either way, I thought that final episode (season 7) where we meet Negan was pretty cool. I gave up after the next season (season 8), which I had to force myself to finish, and it had nothing to do with Glenn. It was actually the second time I gave up with the show but at this point, the writing had just become an unbearable slog; plus they betrayed some of the best characters with dumb storylines and out-of-character decisions.