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He doesn't. Glenn never mentiioned any surviving family during the 100 issues he features in of the comic. Glenn's personality in the early comics and appearance in the game also rules this out as an idea as he comes across as naive and soft and for Vince to go as far to kill someone to protect his brother would imply that his brother was likely involved in something illegal.
The TV series, not the comics. He tells Rick on their way to the bar that he never loved a female except his sisters and mom.
Irrelevant then in regards Vince & Glenn as the TV series is an allternate universe Walking Dead and not part of the game & comic canon.
I think her mother just has a lighter skintone than her father.
Yeah, for an african american, Clementine sure does look very asian.
She is, you're right. In the family photos, both of her parents are black/African American.
Please take note of their facial features and hair.
http://walkingdead.wikia.com/wiki/Diana
http://walkingdead.wikia.com/wiki/Ed_(Video_Game)
It doesn't matter what her race is, anyway. Clementine is Clementine regardless.
I feel like, also, you're coming up with the basis of Glenn and Vince meeting simply because they're both Asian.
Mm. That doesn't feel right.