World Famous Comics: Death: The High Cost of Living
Death: The High Cost of Living
By: Neil Gaiman Publisher: Vertigo Average Rating: Binding: Paperback Number of Items: 1 Number of Pages: 104 Publication Date: June 01, 1994 Release Date: June 01, 1994 Studio: Vertigo
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, walks among humans to gain a better understanding of.
Great illustration, boring book ^ If you enjoy top rate illustration, then buy this book. If however you're looking for a well thought out concept for a story, pass on it. Dumb and boring.
Wonderful ^ This makes for a great addition to the Sandman universe. The bonus features in here are also nice. For any Sandman completist, this is a definite must-add. It's great to see Death with a couple of stories of her own. Too bad they didn't make additional novels for the other members of the Endless.
Great Read ^ This graphic novel is great. The ending is funny...the VERY end, but this is about life and living, not worrying about the rigors of life, but living and realizing the living may cost a high price, but it may ultimately be worth it. Live in the moment and live to live and love, live for yourself and no one else. It's great.
A Living Death ^ This Graphic Novel is decent, but doesn't compare to The Sandman Series. It is still worth a read.
something of a sweet girl ^ Death is really a sweetheart. Gaiman did great portraying her in the way he did. Now, I wasn't a huge fan of this book, though I like the characters. It's not a bad story, but just didn't leap out at me the way that Gaiman's work usually does.
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