neil gaiman

  • neil-gaiman: Hard. Especially the swimming around in the milkshake scene. That milkshake was COLD. And on Arthur they make you do your own stunts. I laughed.

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  • One of the odder items in my collection: a “gold” coin about the size of a bus token minted as a promo by Eclipse Comics for a new Miracleman story.

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  • This is one of my favorite comics covers, from Miracleman #24. The image is borrowed from the website of the artist, Barry Windsor-Smith, because when the book was originally printed, the cover was so low-res you could make out the individual dots from the printer with the naked eye. I have a copy, but I’d

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  • Q&A With Neil Gaiman

    So here is the transcript of my interview with Neil Gaiman from 2009. Some things that weren’t happening back then: it wasn’t out that he was dating Amanda Palmer (they’re since married), I hadn’t reviewed the novel he wrote after his dad died (which I liked), and I think I’d talked to him on one

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  • Been meaning to post this for a bit: The astonishing J.H. Williams III’s most beautiful 2-page spread yet from the unbeatable “Sandman: Overture.” Both he and the great Neil Gaiman are really at the top of their respective forms on this one and it’s such a treat to read something with so many characters I’ve

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  • A beautiful page from Neil Gaiman and Mark Buckingham’s marvelous run on “Miracleman,” my all-time favorite comic book. The first Gaiman arc was a series of interlocking short stories set in the world posited by Moore at the end of his glorious run, and it’s even better. This is arguably the best of those stories,

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  • Michael Zulli drew the beautiful epilogue story in The Sandman, called The Wake. It’s some of Neil Gaiman’s best writing and Zulli’s artwork is irreproachable. This is a particularly good panel; I’m afraid his work is old enough that there aren’t as many hi-res images floating around, but I just love him.

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