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Posts tagged Neil Gaiman.
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Furthermore, it goes without saying that all of the people, living, dead, and otherwise in this story are fictional or used in a fictional context. Only the gods are real.
From the forward to American Gods by Neil Gaiman
Delirium by Javier Gonzalez Pachec
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.
Paintings by John Watkiss for the Sandman movie that never was. More info in the respective blogs of Watkiss and Neil Gaiman.
When the last living thing dies, my job is finished. I’ll put the chairs on tables, turn out the lights and lock the universe behind me when I leave.
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Death, from Neil Gaiman.
Jesus Christ, this is fucking amazing. The extent of my appreciation for this painting is indescribable.
A lovely page from the Destiny chapter of The Sandman: Endless Nights (the prettiest chapter of a book of pretty!)
“Sandman”, by John Watkiss. A visual development painting for the proposed adaptation of the graphic novel Sandman, by Neil Gaiman, to the movies. For better or for worse, the project never saw the light of day.
Undine (left) by Arthur Rackham
Illustration of Delight (right) from Sandman: Brief Lives Vol. 7 Issue 42. Penciled by Jill Thompson, inked by Vince Locke, colored by Daniel Vozzo
Well played, Jill Thompson, well played.
From The Wake, Volume 10 of the Sandman graphic novel series by Neil Gaiman
Art by Michael Zulli
