The Absolute Sandman, Vol. 220 reviews Neil Gaiman Vertigo, 2007 The Absolute Sandman, Vol. 2 + Amazing... + Amazing Stories, Great Amazon Price + Great story, great package + A MUST             Criminal Vol. 3: The Dead and The Dying6 reviews Ed Brubaker Marvel Comics, 2008 Best Criminal Yet? + Volume 3 is excellent prequel of Brubaker & Phillips' gritty crime series + The best + Brubaker and Phillips Deliver Violent Noir             Midnight Days10 reviews Neil Gaiman Vertigo, 2000 Some great rarities from the master of storytelling he perfect companion to Smoke & Mirrors, Neil Gaiman's Midnight Days collects some short stories written in comics form for DC's Vertigo line, ones that were not part of the masterpiece Sandman series that Vertigo ran between 1988 and 1996. The stories in this collection are unique, because they ...             The Losers (Vol. 3): Trifecta1 review Andy Diggle, Jock, ... Vertigo, 2005 Says you, hatstand. The first thing I should tell you about Trifecta is that if you haven't already read the comics individually, only the last four issues of this compilation were drawn by Jock (16-19). 13 and 14 were drawn by Nick Dragotta, and 15 by Ale Garza. Just a word of warning. It's not like these two ...             Sleeper Vol. 3: A Crooked Line9 reviews Ed Brubaker, Sean Phillips Wildstorm, 2005 Nate + Ed Brubaker and Sean Phillips under appreciated masterpiece. + Graphic SF Reader + Graphic SF Reader + 4.5 stars             The Sandman Vol. 6: Fables and Reflections35 reviews Neil Gaiman Vertigo, 1994 One of the best in the series! + Gaiman continues to amaze + Good, as always. To me, this is one of the best volumes in the series. It's a collection of eight separate stories of varying lengths, almost all with an historical connection. (To more or less real people, that is.) And there's no frame story for a change. "Three Septembers and a January" is a lovely piece about ...             The Losers (Vol.1): Ante Up11 reviews Andy Diggle, Jock Vertigo, 2004 A Gripping Read!!! + If You Can Survive the Art... + another amazing Vertigo title + Hey, Hollywood, You Paying Attention? + The Losers             The Sandman Vol. 5: A Game of You38 reviews Neil Gaiman, Bryan Talbot, ... Vertigo, 1993 Not your grandad's comic book . . . + Now I See + Another solid addition to the Sandman mythos + Graphic SF Reader + Exellent             The Absolute Sandman, Vol. 319 reviews Neil Gaiman Vertigo, 2008 Lovely ! + Two Words........ + Absolute Necessity These, if this is your Genre, are completely amazing. The price that I got these for was phenomenal. I paid nearly half of what any comic book store charges, received them in wonderful condition. I have nothing but good things about this product and the company I received them through.             The Losers (Vol. 4): Close Quarters Andy Diggle, Jock Vertigo, 2005             Criminal Vol. 2: Lawless5 reviews Ed Brubaker Marvel Comics, 2007 Noir at its bleakest and most beautiful. + A Thrilling Walk On The Dark Side + Another Brubaker/Phillips success + Ed Brubaker delivers another great crime story. + Fantastic series from A creative team that loves noir.             Sleeper, Vol. 4: The Long Way Home2 reviews Ed Brubaker Wildstorm, 2005 One of the best graphic novels out there + Graphic SF Reader People go on and on about how great this series is, and the good news is, it completely lives up to the hype. I came to "Sleeper" after reading a few other titles Ed Brubaker had written, notably DC's deliciously revamped "Catwoman" (which is also a lot of fun)... I was skeptical, but I'm glad I ...             The Kindly Ones (Sandman, Book 9)43 reviews Neil Gaiman, Marc Hempel Vertigo, 1999 Don't read the introduction! + Change Must Have Ramifications + Graphic SF Reader + The Kindly Ones + Morpheus Makes His Choice (aka Gaiman's Masterpiece)             Death: The Time of Your Life26 reviews Neil Gaiman, Chris Bachalo, ... Vertigo, 1997 a delight for Hazel fans Since Hazel has long been my favorite character in Sandman (yes, even over Death) I was happy to see a book starring her. Her story arc shows that in her quiet, insecure way, Hazel is still loyal and even noble, and smart about the things which matter most. So I read and re-read my favorite ...             The Sandman: Endless Nights43 reviews Neil Gaiman Vertigo, 2004 The 11th Volume + Excellent Read + Graphic SF Reader + More Sandman Generally Means Happiness             Sleeper Vol. 1: Out in the Cold14 reviews Ed Brubaker, Sean Phillips Wildstorm, 2004 Superb conspiratorial crime noir + Here begins Ed Brubaker's coolest book yet + Graphic SF Reader + The writing saves it. + Cold-war spy thriller meets the superhero crowd             Death: the High Cost of Living61 reviews Neil Gaiman Titan Books Ltd, 1994 Death is really a sweetie + Interesting story, great read For me, as for many fans of the "Sandman" series, the best character is Death. Gaiman conceives her not as a frightening figure in a cowl and carrying a scythe, but as an exceedingly perky young woman who wears black jeans and leotards and sports rather Goth-y makeup. She likes people -- she meets ...             The Doll's House (Sandman, Book 2)51 reviews Neil Gaiman, Mike Dringenberg Vertigo, 1999 Great Storytelling!!! + nobody does it better + Full of High Highs and Low Lows + Not only a great comic + the natural progression             The Losers (Vol. 2): Double Down2 reviews Andy Diggle, Jock, ... Vertigo, 2004 One of the Top 5 Comic Books of 2004 + another amazing edition This is "Hollywood Blockbuster" done right. The A-Team with a Three Kings edge, Andy Diggle writes intelligent action entertainment better than anyone, and his cynical take on world affairs gives this series a realistic, sharp edge that's missing from most other stories in this genre. The ...             Season of Mists (Sandman, Book 4)52 reviews Neil Gaiman, Kelley Jones Vertigo, 1999 Season of Mists Is The First To Astound Me + Best Story Arc So Far + A splendid story about Hell + THIS IS THE REAL DEAL