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Death: The High Cost Of Living
The 1st book in Neil Gaiman's "Death" graphic novel series.
Product Description /Neil Gaiman /Dave McKean, Chris Bachalo and /Mark Buckingham, illustrators From the pages of THE SANDMAN LIBRARY Neil Gaiman tells the story of the one day every hundred years when Death, older sister of The Sandman, … see full wiki
Author:
Neil Gaiman
Genre:
Dark Fantasy,
Comics & Graphic Novels
Publisher:
Vertigo,
DC Comics
Date Published:
(June 1, 1994)
6 reviews about Death: The High Cost Of Living
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One of my favorites! Love The Sandman Series and Neil Gaiman! Added Plus, Tori Amos wrote the introduction!
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Good Book
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Can't we think of anything new to write about besides a poor girl or woman who's having trouble in life?
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This graphic novel is the perfect introduction to the "Sandman" series by Neil Gaiman!
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its an ok book
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review by Schtinky.
November 20, 2008
The story begins in an alley where Mad Hattie is searching for her heart, and quickly moves to an urban apartment where fifteen year old Sexton Furnival lives with his "slightly off" mother Sylvia, an aging Earth Mother type. Sexton is sitting at his computer typing out his suicide note when his mother obliviously sends him out for the afternoon because she has taken the day off to spring clean their apartment. When he literally falls into a garbage dump, he meets a cute and saucy Goth girl named … more
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