The Wolves made a very powerful entrance in the last season of 'The Walking Dead,' although they only really managed to raise questions as to when they'll start to make their moves on the citizens of Alexandria.

In a recent interview with EW, producer Scott M. Gimple promises that multiple threats await the survivors, however The Wolves may not arrive in season 6:

"Is it season 6, season 7, season 8? I'll tell you, I don't know if I'd be as completely direct as to have the first thing we do when we pick up season 6, is to jump into anything with the Wolves. I wouldn't probably do that. I don't think we would do that."

He then addresses how they'll keep up with their continuity, as they've found photos of the sanctuary in the season finale:

"It's hard to explain. The thread will not be dropped, but there's, like, spoilers on top of spoilers there. It plays a big part in the season, but maybe not in the way that people would expect. Which is weird. What I'm trying to say, is that one of them marries, officially, Glen and Maggie. Actually, just a group of Justice of the Peaces. That's all they want to do is just marry people. It's a really weird thing."

Gimple then mentions the other various threats:

"There are multiple threats, even in the first half of the season. And sort of different versions of threats we've seen before. The first three episodes are quite intense, and the cast and crew are - we just shot them out of a cannon directly into another cannon that we shot them out of again. The first three episodes are - we say every year, "Ah, it's so crazy" and everything, and it has been crazy - but the first three episodes this year and the things that we're doing are very big and very difficult, and we're pushing people hard, and in some ways I think we're going to be pushing the audience hard. I'm pretty excited and terrified about it."

'Walking Dead' season 6 plans to arrive in early 2016.