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A review by rebeccacider
Death: The High Cost of Living by Neil Gaiman
5.0
Reread 8/14. Definitely the ultimate feel-good comic about life and mortality.
The panel about halfway through where Death feels Hazel's baby kick may be one of the most beautiful and understated comic panels of all time.
But for whatever reason, Tori Amos's introduction (written way back in the early nineties) is actually my favorite part of this book. It sums up my life philosophy (or at least the one to which I aspire). You can read it here.
And yes, I am wearing my ankh today. :)
The panel about halfway through where Death feels Hazel's baby kick may be one of the most beautiful and understated comic panels of all time.
But for whatever reason, Tori Amos's introduction (written way back in the early nineties) is actually my favorite part of this book. It sums up my life philosophy (or at least the one to which I aspire). You can read it here.
And yes, I am wearing my ankh today. :)