Death: At Death's Door (New Edition)
at Death's Door
Readers rate it 4.2 (5 on Hardcover)
Released Aug 27, 2024 · DC Comics
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Death: At Death's Door (New Edition) parent’s guide: what’s inside
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This Sandman spin-off graphic novel features Death as a capable, charming protagonist who handles chaos with wit and responsibility. The tone is humorous and whimsical rather than dark; while it involves supernatural creatures and the afterlife, the content is not graphic or genuinely frightening. Language and violence are very mild, making it accessible to older middle-grade readers and up.
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Everyone's favorite Goth girl, Death, practically gets pushed out of her own realm when sisters Delirium and Despair throw a wild party for the dead. It all starts when Lucifer Morningstar abdicates his throne--leaving the Key to Hell with Death's brother, the Sandman. As the reluctant Sandman contemplates what to do,... Everyone's favorite Goth girl, Death, practically gets pushed out of her own realm when sisters Delirium and Despair throw a wild party for the dead. It all starts when Lucifer Morningstar abdicates his throne--leaving the Key to Hell with Death's brother, the Sandman. As the reluctant Sandman contemplates what to do, hell's nastiest denizens are free to evacuate the premises. Unfortunately for Death, they end up in her apartment. It's up to Death to save the day and the afterlife--not to mention the carpet. Will the power of the ankh prevail?
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