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Mark Buckingham

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Odd And The Frost Giants

Neil Gaiman, Mark Buckingham

Adventure Animals
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Death

The High Cost of Living

Neil Gaiman, Chris Bachalo, Mark Buckingham, Dave McKean

Comics Fantasy
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The Sandman

Worlds' End: Vol. 8

Neil Gaiman, Mark Buckingham, Dick Giordano, Tony Harris, Steve Leialoha, Vince Locke, Shea Anton Pensa, Alec Stevens, Bryan Talbot, John Watkiss, Michael Zulli, Stephen King, Mike Allred, Gary Amaro

Anthologies Comics
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By: Neil Gaiman , Mark Buckingham
Twelve-year-old Odd has never had much luck. Living in an ancient Norwegian village, he has lost his father to the sea, crushed his leg beneath a falling tree, and is now stuck in a brutal, unending winter. Hoping for a little peace, Odd limps into the freezing forest, only to stumble right into a legend. After freeing a trapped bear, Odd discovers that his new furry companion—along with a cynical fox and a proud eagle—are actually Norse gods in disguise. Thor, Loki, and Odin have been banished from Asgard by the towering, terrifying Frost Giants, and they need help. Armed with nothing but a crutch, a cheerful attitude, and a fiercely clever mind, Odd agrees to journey to the realm of the gods. To save Asgard and end the eternal winter, this unlikely hero must outsmart the giants and reclaim Thor's stolen hammer. Blending ancient mythology with sharp humor, this magical adventure proves that you do not need incredible strength to defeat monsters. Sometimes, all it takes is a little bit of bravery and a very sharp wit.
Adventure Animals Fantasy Magic
6-8 Years 9-12 Years 129 Pages
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By: Neil Gaiman , Chris Bachalo , Mark Buckingham , Dave McKean
What happens when the ultimate force of the universe decides to take a day off? Once every hundred years, Death, the older sister of the Sandman, takes on mortal flesh and walks among humans. Her goal is simple: to experience the world exactly as we do, to taste life, and to truly understand the high cost of living. During her brief twenty-four hours on Earth, she encounters a suicidal teenager, a brilliant but troubled musician, and a host of ordinary people struggling with their own quiet tragedies. This poignant, beautifully crafted graphic novel offers a deeply moving look at mortality, finding beauty in the fleeting moments of human existence, and discovering hope in the darkest of places.
Comics Fantasy Fiction Graphic Novels
13-18 Years 103 Pages
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The Sandman

Worlds' End

Vol. 8

By: Neil Gaiman , Mark Buckingham , Dick Giordano , Tony Harris , Steve Leialoha , Vince Locke , Shea Anton Pensa , Alec Stevens , Bryan Talbot , John Watkiss , Michael Zulli , Stephen King , Mike Allred , Gary Amaro
Imagine being caught in a massive blizzard, only to realize that the storm raging around you is not made of snow, but of reality itself tearing apart. Seeking shelter from the chaos, two stranded travelers stumble into a mysterious, timeless tavern known as the Worlds' End inn. As you step inside this strange sanctuary, you will find yourself surrounded by a bizarre menagerie of people, creatures, and beings from entirely different dimensions and eras. To pass the time while the reality storm howls outside, the guests begin to share their most astonishing tales. You will be swept away by mesmerizing myths of infamous sea monsters, ancient kings, dreaming cities, and moralistic hangmen. Each story pulls you deeper into a rich, magical tapestry that explores the hidden corners of the universe. This captivating graphic novel blends folklore, fantasy, and dark mythology into an unforgettable storytelling experience. Pull up a chair, listen closely, and prepare to lose yourself in tales that defy time and space.
Anthologies Comics Fantasy Graphic Novels
13-18 Years 170 Pages
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