It’s all a STORY, innit?
It’s all a STORY, innit?
Easton Russell
Brody Hughes
ISN'T IT
Not every Brit wave writer talks like Warren Ellis.
Jack Jenkins
yeah neil, if only you could adapt any of them to tv with any semblance of competence
Robert Wright
What's his actual best comic?
John James
The Sandman. No, really.
Ayden Richardson
Nah guv'nor, i's a righ an propa STORY innit.
Adrian Davis
Anything besides Sandman, Death,and Mr. Punch actually worth reading though?
Jose Adams
The Graveyard Books is fucking fantastic. P Craig Russell does the art for it. How to Talk To Girls at Parties is pretty cool too
Jackson Brooks
Miracleman, violent cases. 1602 is also great, Gaiman hasn't done much work in comics though.
Ian Mitchell
Isn't that from the novel 'fragile things'?
Adrian Walker
could be, I thought he just put it out online for free but he probably published it in some collections too. He really doesn't mind putting some of his stuff out for free, he finds that any way that people find his work ends up leading to more sales. Hell, Good Omens suddenly appeared on the NYT's Best Sellers list and it was never on it before. He's really good at managing his fans and since the tv series went over so well they are actually buying the book again.
Adrian Phillips
Sandman easily. I'd go as far as saying it's his best work period.
Benjamin Reyes
Fragile Things is not a novel; it's an anthology. You are correct though.
Easton Bailey
>stealing an unfunny war rocket ajax bit
Ayden Butler
Good Omens was pretty good
Nicholas Gutierrez
It may be my favorite show of the decade. These two just has such perfect chemistry
Logan Bell
we jus' bangin innit
Logan Sullivan
Brian Cox as Death was amazing
Joshua Wright
True. What would be number 2 in your opinion? Personally, i really liked Stardust.
Lucas Jones
I liked Whatever Happened to the Caped Crusader?
Jacob Butler
not that user, but I would put a tie between The Graveyard Books and Anansi Boys
Alexander Murphy
Damn.