Absolute Death
Neil Gaiman, Chris Bachalo, Mark Buckingham
Readers rate it 3.0 (1 on Hardcover)
360 pages · Released 2009 · Titan Publishing Company
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This graphic novel collection from Neil Gaiman's celebrated Sandman universe explores death and mortality through a surprisingly compassionate lens, following Death as she interacts with humans at pivotal moments. The content is sophisticated and thematically mature rather than graphically explicit, dealing with existential themes that suit older teens. While there is occasional mild language, brief romantic elements, and references to adult situations, the dominant message celebrates empathy, acceptance, and the value of human connection in the face of life's inevitability.
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From the pages of the critically acclaimed, multiple award-winning series 'The Sandman' comes Death, the surprisingly upbeat and perky living embodiment of mortality! From the pages of the critically acclaimed, multiple award-winning series 'The Sandman' comes Death, the surprisingly upbeat and perky living embodiment of mortality!
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ISBN 9781848561939 · Titan Publishing Company