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Have you read Good Omens?
Have you read Good Omens?
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Neil Gaiman: The Sandman
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That's indeed a good one. Dreamline was also nice (hasn't been updated recently) and of course, the official one over at Allen Spiegel Fine Arts, which sucks, if you ask me.Libra6Poe said:
I was so infatuated with the Sandman at one point that I had to have everything. I don't really have everything (never got into the mystery theatre, and never did buy that one asian type comic with the golden cover), but I did buy a Mervin Pumpkinhead comic and a Little Endless Storybook because I'd run out of Sandmans to buy.
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Ahh, very cool. I read this one spin off that had Lyta Hall and the Furies (I think). The setting was Greece (I think-ha ha). Anyway, it was ages ago when I read it. As far as Sandman stuff is concerned, I have to of the same Delirium dolls and two Death dolls, a Sandman action figure, Death action figure, and a Death wrist watch (that is bad ass). I'm such a geek.lies said:
Hehe. I've wanted to buy some of the merchandise too, but it's just too expensive.
I only have book shaped stuff...
- The Sandman Library;
- Endless Nights;
- Death: The High Cost of Living and Death: The Time of Your Life;
- Hy Bender's Sandman Companion;
- The Little Endless Storybook by Jill Thompson (I love that one);
- Jill Thompson's Death: At Death's Door (a retelling of some Sandman stuff, manga style);
- Merv Pumpkinhead: Agent of Dream (Willingham, Stokes, Buckingham, Loughridge);
- The Quotable Sandman
And then I branched out into Gaiman/McKean collaborations and the likes, LOL.
I only have book shaped stuff...
- The Sandman Library;
- Endless Nights;
- Death: The High Cost of Living and Death: The Time of Your Life;
- Hy Bender's Sandman Companion;
- The Little Endless Storybook by Jill Thompson (I love that one);
- Jill Thompson's Death: At Death's Door (a retelling of some Sandman stuff, manga style);
- Merv Pumpkinhead: Agent of Dream (Willingham, Stokes, Buckingham, Loughridge);
- The Quotable Sandman
And then I branched out into Gaiman/McKean collaborations and the likes, LOL.
Libra6Poe
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That's awesome. I wish I had more Sandman stuff (book wise).
I'm still in the process of collecting all the books and the Death books...
I only have (right now):
Preludes and Nocturnes
Doll's House
Sandman: King of Dreams (Alisa Kwitney, Neil Gaiman, Sarah McElwain (Editor))
Quotable Sandman
I'd love to get the Little Endless.
The Little Endless are just too cute. I really do like Jill Thompson's work. (I even read those Scary Godmother's of hers because I wanted more and there's only one storybook.)
She sells her art online if you're interested by the way. I think all her Little Endless Stuff has gone, but there might be some manga death stuff still.
She sells her art online if you're interested by the way. I think all her Little Endless Stuff has gone, but there might be some manga death stuff still.
agreed lolSandman
I got into Neil Gaiman's work when I was recommended by a friend to read his Sandman series. And so I bought the book, and I reached Vol 4 of the fantastic run. 'Season of Mists' is the most wonderful story arc that combines many mythological Gods and even Christian beliefs into it. I also love the cast in the Sandman, especially The Endless and the characters in The Dreaming. Neil Gaiman created a world filled with brilliant ideas; ideas concerning dreams. He created his own mythology where our whole world is under control by personifications of many forces of our world. These creatures are like Gods, but they live forever. They siblings, and each one of them is unique.
I got into Neil Gaiman's work when I was recommended by a friend to read his Sandman series. And so I bought the book, and I reached Vol 4 of the fantastic run. 'Season of Mists' is the most wonderful story arc that combines many mythological Gods and even Christian beliefs into it. I also love the cast in the Sandman, especially The Endless and the characters in The Dreaming. Neil Gaiman created a world filled with brilliant ideas; ideas concerning dreams. He created his own mythology where our whole world is under control by personifications of many forces of our world. These creatures are like Gods, but they live forever. They siblings, and each one of them is unique.