Delirium's Party: A Little Endless Storybook
66 pages · Released May 10, 2011 · Vertigo
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This is a gentle, whimsical picture book adaptation of Neil Gaiman's Sandman characters designed specifically for young readers. The story celebrates sibling loyalty, kindness, and the effort to support someone in emotional pain through thoughtful gestures. Jill Thompson's art style is playful and accessible, with no dark or mature content despite the abstract nature of the characters.
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Award-winning writer and artist Jill Thompson returns to these kid-friendly versions of the characters from the bestselling SANDMAN series. Upset that her sister Despair is unhappy, Delirium throws her a party and invites her Endless siblings. Each sibling brings a gift that’s unique to his/her/its realm in an effort t... Award-winning writer and artist Jill Thompson returns to these kid-friendly versions of the characters from the bestselling SANDMAN series. Upset that her sister Despair is unhappy, Delirium throws her a party and invites her Endless siblings. Each sibling brings a gift that’s unique to his/her/its realm in an effort to cheer up Despair. But what could possibly cheer up the anthropomorphic representation of hopelessness?
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ISBN 9781401253868 · Vertigo