Neil Gaiman

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This illustrated book is about the rules to follow and how to get around if you happen to be in a fairytale world. Available in April.

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Amazon: Batman - Whatever Happened to the Caped Crusader? by Neil Gaiman, illustrated by Andy Kubert

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"The battle of good versus evil as waged by Batman and his nemesis Darkseid is fleshed out in full comic color and narrated by contemporary Gothic great Neil Gaiman. Is this the end - or could it be the rebirth - of Batman ?"

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WEDNESDAY COMICS #1 - 12 - DC Comics

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"In the summer of 2009 DC Comics gave a fresh twist to a grand comics tradition with WEDNESDAY COMICS, a weekly 12-issue series by some of the greatest names in comics today! The Art and the stories are excellent, and I love the return of the large news print format, I'm old school, I like the way comics look when printed on newsprint."

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Coraline set of 3 Bendable 7 inch Dolls

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"Because I just couldn't resist! I love Coraline, from book to movie and I can't wait to own the doll. I'm not even a doll fan, but I've been inspired by others to knit up cute little sweaters for it nonetheless!"

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Audible: Coraline by Neil Gaiman

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"Get all the inside scoop on this unlikely child heroine before you see the movie. Then, you will be able to fully appreciate Coraline (as played by Dakota Fanning) in all of her three-dimensional, gruesome glory."

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What's your story? Postcard Collection

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"Waterstones's had 13 authors write stories on a postcard and send them in to be auctioned for charity. They are releasing the collection of these stories as a limited edition book as well. All profits from the sale of this collection will go to Dyslexia Action and English PEN. Authors include JK Rowling, Doris Lessing, Neil Gaiman, Michael Rosen, Nick Hornby, Sebastian Faulks, Lauren Child,..."

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The Facts In The Case Of The Departure Of Miss Finch by Neil Gaiman & Michael Zulli

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"This book was a long time coming, originally slated for release over a year ago, but this adaptation of a short story by Neil Gaiman is worth the wait. If you've liked Michael Zulli's adaptations of Mr Gaiman's writing in the past, then you're sure to like this. The story, also available in Fragile Things, centers around a "true story", in so much as the characters are ostensibly Mr Gaiman and..."

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The Dangerous Alphabet: Neil Gaiman, Gris Grimly

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"This book feels very Edward Gorey to me, in the best possible way. As these two children set out to follow their treasure map, they find a sinister world beneath the sewers. The young boy and their plucky gazelle must discard the map and fight past evil pirates and nere-do-wells to rescue his sister who has been snatched away. Told very simply, in 13 rhyming couplets, coinciding (almost) wi..."

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Stardust

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"I'm a huge Neil Gaiman fan, and his novella Stardust, illustrated by Charles Vess, is really fun and definitely among the best. The movie is a nice adaptation of the story, and they do a very good job of keeping the heart of the story intact, while re-writing it to make sense on screen. In the process you get a minor character reworked to be Robert DeNiro as a flamboyant pirate of the sky, which..."

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Odd and the Frost Giants

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"The UK and Ireland has a very nice little program called World Book Day. Authors write books for free, publishers publish them for free, and kids buy them for £1. Not a bad deal. Neil Gaiman is one of the authors this year, which is very cool. But it means that the book is only available in the UK. So shipping is more than the cost of the book! Still, it's a good cause. But you'll have to w..."

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Stardust

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"Finding the fallen star is Tristan's greatest dream, his worst nightmare and a journey into a land known as Faerie that will forever alter his conception of good and evil. This is full immersion fantasy at its finest."

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Cody's Books

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"Neil Gaiman is God. But he has to share it with Paul Park, at least during the winter months. This is a gorgeous, enormous book, like everything Chronicle publishes (and this is a Chronicle day, in case you couldn't tell--those will be periodical, but I promise, worth your time.) A history, a detailing of the legend and a companion, I think it's best for those folks who (like me, ::sniff::) c..."

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Charles Burns - Black Hole

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"For those who love black and white, dark, romantic, teenage mutant monster films but haven't found one that satisfies (maybe because it only exits in book form). Note to Hollywood, if this book ever becomes a movie, make sure it's animated in the style of Charles Burns."

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American Gods

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"Neil Gaiman is an amazing writer and an intriguing individual. American Gods was the first book that I read by Gaiman and I have since inhaled every Neil Gaiman book/comic I can get my hands on! In American Gods Gaiman weaves mythologies from various cultures together to create a smart, humorous, and meaningful epic story. I love it!"

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The Diamond Age by Neal Stephenson

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"The Diamond Age or A Young Lady's Illustrated Primer definitely deserves to be on any sci-fi or cyberpunk fiction fan's reading list! If you like American Gods by Neil Gaiman, you'll also like The Diamond Age. Set in a futuristic Shanghai gone to hell to with blood exploding nano weapons and a Eurasian heroine, you can't go wrong!"

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Black Phoenix Alchemy Lab perfume

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"Amazing perfume, good prices, and great community"

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Good Omens: The Nice and Accurate Prophecies of Agnes Nutter, Witch

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"Good Omens, a novel by the inimitable Terry Pratchett and Neil Gaiman, is probably my favorite book of all time. ...In which there is an impending apocalypse, an angel and a demon stationed on Earth for thousands of years who are now the best of friends, Four Horsemen on motorcycles, a prophetic witch's descendent named Anathema because her mother thought the name sounded pretty, and an eleven ..."

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Coraline by Neil Gaiman

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"The movie seems so interesting, I'm looking forward to reading the book after seeing the movie. I'll probably be getting this as a birthday present for my younger sister. I've already started previewing it on my Kindle."

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Coraline - Enter The World Of Henry Selick's Coraline Movie

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"This is probably the coolest movie site I've ever seen. Coraline is an adaptation of a Neil Gaiman novel & set to come out in February '09. So excited! The site is rich & layered & there are surprises around every corner. Check it out."

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The Absolute Sandman, Vol. 2

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"One of the defining comic books in a new genre of comics aimed at adults, Sandman is a classic. The orriginal gets a fae-lift, and a few mistakes fixed. Presented in beautiful slip-covered case, with coated pages, to make the colors pop more. A must for any collector."

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Lucifer: Evensong - Book #11 (Graphic Novel)

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"The final collected volume of Mike Carey's epic story about the former Lord of Hell. I was sad to see this series (originally created and inspired by character's from Neil Gaiman's Sandman for Vertigo comics) end this year, but it was well done, right to the finale. For someone often a little ticked off at God and that thing called "free will," this series was an excellent read."

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Neil Gaiman - American Gods

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"A scintillating sci-fi/fantasy book that was recommended by a brilliant scientist friend of mine. It's an absolutely amazing read, so I wanted to pass it on. Here's a quote from his site: One of the most talked-about books of the new millennium, American Gods is a kaleidoscopic journey deep into myth and across an American landscape at once eerily familiar and utterly alien. It is, quite ..."