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Death, The High Cost Of Living

by Chris Bachalo, Mark Buckingham, Neil Gaiman
$6.06
Death, The High Cost Of Living - Thryft
Death, The High Cost Of Living - Thryft

Death befriends; contemplates on love, life, death.

Death, The High Cost Of Living can be a great read for those who enjoy thought-provoking and deep stories that examine the intricacies of life and death. Neil Gaiman's writing style coupled with the stunning artwork by Chris Bachalo, Mark Buckingham, and Dave McKean makes for an immersive experience that captures the essence of Death's character. The story explores themes of friendship, love, and the fleeting nature of life and will definitely leave a lasting impact on readers.

Death, The High Cost Of Living

by Chris Bachalo, Mark Buckingham, Neil Gaiman
$6.06
ISBN: 9781563891335
Authors: Chris Bachalo, Mark Buckingham, Neil Gaiman
Publisher: Vertigo
Date of Publication: 1994-06-01
Format: Paperback
Related Collections: Graphic Novels/Comics/Manga, Fantasy, Horror
Related Topics: Comic Book, Graphic Novels Comics, Comics, Graphic Novels, Urban Fantasy, Mythology, Fantasy
Goodreads rating: 4.2
(rated by 41630 readers)

Description

From the pages of Neil Gaiman's SANDMAN comes the young, pale, perky, and genuinely likable Death. One day in every century, Death walks the Earth to better understand those to whom she will be the final visitor. Today is that day. As a young mortal girl named Didi, Death befriends a teenager and helps a 250-year old homeless woman find her missing heart. What follows is a sincere musing on love, life and (of course) death.
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Death befriends; contemplates on love, life, death.

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