The Sandman Vol. 7: Brief Lives 30th Anniversary Edition

The character change in certain people ate huge. And I can't wait to see what happens next but I like that delirium had a big part in this and was great as always but just in general Barnabas was amazing and who he's with is great. Just a great story and really enjoyed the way you see the change in a major person also what's the deal with Loosh moving all the books and hiding shit from dream? Is he trying to double cross him or what?

Don’t remember if this was new or used. If it was, I could not tell. It looked as good as new. The pictures were great. Wonderful soft, covered comic.

Want to think about depressing topics through wonderfully written stories? There's no book worth recommending more. The entire thing is a build up to a heart wrenching ending.

Prepare for a story that centralizes, as it ought, our Morpheus, Lord of Dreaming, but that is genuinely guided by an endearingly crafted Delirium, a character credited in essence to the avant-garde writer, Kathy Acker; and the lost brother that some of us know as "The Prodigal". When family, identity, and one's role in the universe are shattered by epiphany, and our two-headed god, Change, imposes its wont, all are affected: Some resist; swimming against time's surging river, seeking to turn new truths into the comforts of what has already been swept away. Treasure this one. It digs deeply.

I love Delirium. She is the youngest of the Endless and has decided to find her lost brother Destruction. The other Endless that she approaches is Desire and Despair. Neither is willing to go on the journey with her, so she turns to her brother Dream. He has recently lost love and agrees to go on the journey. The journey to find their brother brings them in contact with wonderful characters. Ishtar and Lady Bast to name a few and my most favorite. Neil Gaiman has created a revolutionary series and I can't wait to read the next.

Another entertaining volume of The Sandman! Sandman and his sister Delirium go in search of their brother, Destruction! Fun and highly recommended book/series! 4.25 stars!

I love that any time I open any of the Sandman volumes, I become enthralled and completely drenched in what is, at the end of the day, a story of a dysfunctional family of supernaturals. The character nuances and story flow and the fingers-to-lips enchanting illustrations are beyond expectations. LOVE!

The Art and the lyricism of these well thought out stories is beyond excellent. This is the creation of a poet. The memory and mythology is epic, this is the only series in this genre that unreservedly makes us cry.

This series is really good. Always on top. A must read series for every graphic novels fans.

Missing Destruction, Delirium calls on her fellow Endless to find him. When both Desire and Despair refuse, she calls on Morpheus to join her quest, which forces the Lord of Dreams to confront the regrets of his past. Reading any of the 'Sandman' stories is an experience. Rich text and excellent artwork can distract from the shrewdness of Gaiman's writing. When the very title is both highly ironic and deeply profound at the same time, then you know this is a book to be studied over and over again.

Excellent quality of the book. Fast delivery .

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First of all. I really appreciate the consistency in the art. Jill Thompson illustrating the whole book makes it more contundent than it would be otherwise. The story is superb, never have cried so much with a comic.