'Walking Dead' Season 7 Spoilers: One of Rick's Crew Caught Under Negan's Wrath

AMC's "Walking Dead" already made its comeback and fans were placed at the edge of their seats as the 7th season took off with Negan's new victim. AMC's latest trailer that was shown during the comic-con revealed Negan taunting Rick Grimes.

"The Walking Dead" released their first trailer for the series' 7th season during the comic-con. The teaser for the upcoming season revealed that Negan was able to get a hold of one of Rick's crew. The teaser revealed Negan taunting Rick, they both look exhausted.

Rick Grimes was left with blood splattered all over his face and the rest of his body. The teaser revealed a segment wherein Rick threatened Negan repeatedly saying that he'll kill him.

"I'm going to kill you," Rick stated on the video teaser. "Not today, not tomorrow. But I'm going to kill you."

Rick's bold gesture displeased Negan which could potentially end up with Rick's hand being cut off, based on the comic book. The comic-con teaser of "Walking Dead" season 7 got fans screaming for more as the details that were revealed ended with a cliff hanger.

According to CNN, Rick would possibly lose his hands, which got fans into thinking that it would happen on the premiere. Though it was not yet clear as to whether this would happen, but fans are already coming up with their own series theories.

"The Walking Dead" managed to capture its audience over the span of seven seasons. Several key characters already left the series, including Rick's wife, but "The Walking Dead" managed to keep their fans.

Norman Reedus, who plays the role of Daryl shared that the shoot was gruesome, and he didn't have fun at all. As for the show's director Greg Niotero, he mentioned that the upcoming season will reveal stressful moments, not just for the actors, but also for "The Walking Dead" fans.

"There's some unbelievable moments and unbelievable performances that come out of the fog and the haze and the post-traumatic stress of the actual moment that I think really set the stage for the entire season," Greg Niotero, "The Walking Dead" director stated.