Sandman
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Sandman
I was wondering if anyone here has read any of the Sandman graphic novels. I just got started and I'm beginning to like them! Niel Gaiman rocks!
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rocklobster - Posts: 8903
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I have the first two of four "Absolute Sandman" volumes . I'm not into comic books really but I really like this series. I've been on a looong hiatus from it though. I don't think I quite finished the first volume so I need to get back to it really (the first volume is like the first 20 issues though so I have read a bit).
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Scarecrow - Posts: 1354
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I actually just finished reading through Sandman for the first time a few weeks ago. It was quite an experience!
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Brilliant writing and the are in 'The Wake' is some of the best I have ever seen in comics to this day.
There is a lot of 80's retro in there....just sayin'
There is a lot of 80's retro in there....just sayin'
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I've only read two of them, they seem pretty good, I need to read more.
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makachop, if you like his stuff, he's written a few novels too: Coraline, Stardust, American Gods, and The Graveyard Book. Both Coraline and Stardust are movies too, but I'd skip the Stardust movie. It pulls a happy ending out of nowhere that does not do the story justice.
(why did they just have to have a happy ending? The book's ending was JUST FINE!:rant: ok, rant over) I haven't read American Gods, but I thought The Graveyard Book was ok.
(why did they just have to have a happy ending? The book's ending was JUST FINE!:rant: ok, rant over) I haven't read American Gods, but I thought The Graveyard Book was ok."Before I formed you in the womb I knew you, and before you were born I consecrated you. I appointed you to be a prophet of all nations."
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rocklobster - Posts: 8903
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Read 'em all. Love them. Gaiman is one of my favorite two authors. I think it's fantastic. I thought the Stardust movie was delightful as well, if something to be considered quite separate from the book. It was about time we got a modern Princess Bride.
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rocklobster (post: 1411107) wrote:makachop, if you like his stuff, he's written a few novels too: Coraline, Stardust, American Gods, and The Graveyard Book. Both Coraline and Stardust are movies too, but I'd skip the Stardust movie. It pulls a happy ending out of nowhere that does not do the story justice.
I've heard those are really good, haven't read them yet. I have so much I want to read >.<
I hate when movies do that. The ending is good in the books, not the happiest but good, and then the movie has a happy ending that doesn't go with the book at all.
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The ending in Stardust's novel was not bad, but actually I did like the movie better.
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