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I‘m so glad this was one of my #Roll100 books this month! It‘s been on my shelves forever but I‘d basically stopped seeing it, and it was fantastic! It‘s a quick read, but it contains an entire world. I got totally swept away, and that feeling of complete absorption has been really rare for me lately. Gaiman wrote himself into this, which made it light and funny, and the art was sublime which is always a big draw for me. @PuddleJumper

I turned a page in the middle of this and found my favorite childhood bookmark!!!! I hadn‘t seen it in years so I just assumed it was lost or given away or something… Faded after many years of use, I picked up this painted green velvet suede piece on my first trip to Israel in the early nineties.

Neil Gaiman and his longtime collaborator Michael Zulli, deliver this "mostly true story", combining Gaiman's trademark magic realism with Zulli's sumptuous paintings

#departure
#acrossapril

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Between a pick and a pass for me. I did love the artwork, but I'm not sure if I'd recommend it.

Starting my last October Sunday off right.... coffee, H2O, and Neil Gaiman

This was a most interesting graphic novel. I don't consider it one of Gaiman's best works, but it is Neil Gaiman, so it is better than the average author. The art is lovely. I recommend, if you want to read everything by this author.

So so so good!

This was so good!! 🌟🌟🌟🌟🌟

Princess PJ's and Neil Gaiman to help make me feel better #fibroflare

#madworld #lyricalapril @Cinfhen That circus and that primeval world are both pretty mad.

So much more unsettling in graphic novel form.

I love Dark Horse Comics! In this Neil Gaiman story the narrator stumbles upon a secret subterranean circus full of vampires, illusions and mystery. Creepy!