The Susan Problem and Other Stories
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The Susan Problem and Other Stories
Merchfox Comic Shop
Wiener Straße 20
4481 Asten
Austria
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Neil Gaiman—a New York Times bestselling author and winner of the Hugo, Bram Stoker, Locus, World Fantasy, and Nebula Awards (Sandman, American Gods)—is the author of this collection of graphic fantasies, brought to life through the pen and brush of Eisner and Harvey Award winner P. Craig Russell (Elric, Night Music), Harvey Award winner Scott Hampton (Silverheels, Batman), and Eisner Award winner Paul Chadwick (Concrete, Y: The Last Man).
Two short stories and two poems … about the stories we experience and tell. All full of wonder and imagination. Here, the personifications of the twelve months sit around a campfire; there, an elderly college professor reminisces about her C.S. Lewis childhood; elsewhere, the apocalypse unfolds … and finally, Goldilocks draws our attention to the importance of storytelling across generations. These four adaptations offer something for everyone … and are a must-read for all Gaiman fans.
“It’s practically impossible to read more than ten words by Neil Gaiman without wishing he’d tell the rest of the story, too.”
– The Guardian
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