However, in the TV show, Rick pauses when he comes across a set of double doors graffitied with the words “DON’T OPEN DEAD INSIDE.” However, the words "DON'T OPEN" are spray-painted on one door, and "DEAD INSIDE" on the other, so when read from left to right, it appears to say "DON'T DEAD OPEN INSIDE." The moment is meant to be Rick’s dark introduction to zombies, but due to the strange way the words are spray-painted on the doors, many fans poked fun at the phrase for its confusing nature. In the comic’s version of the events, Rick opens the unmarked door and finds a room full of zombies. After waking up alone and confused, Rick stumbles through an empty hospital, searching for clues until he comes across a barricaded set of doors. The Walking Dead tells the story of injured Police Officer Rick Grimes, who wakes up from a coma amid a zombie apocalypse. A gradual mutation of a virulent strain of. The sign was a meant as a twist on a terrifying moment from The Walking Dead #8, but something got lost in translation. Post Secret meets World War Z in this chilling vision of the fallout following a global zombie pandemic. The writer of the original The Walking Deadcomic series, Robert Kirkman, has revealed that the famously mocked “DON’T DEAD OPEN INSIDE” moment from the first episode of the TV adaptation was supposed to be much scarier.
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