Comic Books of the Bardo
Sandman:
The Doll's House
by Neil Gaiman
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Neil Gaiman’s Sandman is the most compelling comic book/graphic novel to enter the
genre in years. In fact, by itself, it has recaptured the imagination and attention of a
public that had mistakenly cast comics aside as low art. But no more, these dreaming
worlds that Gaiman offers up for our inspection are rich in pulsating color and intricate
detail. The frailties and complexities of the human heart lie painfully exposed in these
pages. Like a precious diamond hiding beneath a rocky core, the Sandman patiently waits
for you to enter his domain. |
Sandman:
Dream Country
by Neil Gaiman
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So now we know what our cats dream
about when their furry paws are twitching while asleep in the warmth of the afternoon sun.
We know now where they go so eagerly at night while we sleep. Neil Gaiman takes us to the
dream land of cats and beyond in Dream Country. This graphic novel travels to
Shakespearean times, the hidden inspiration of writers in a "block", and a woman
who is the product of an underground experiment gone amiss. The journey is thought
provoking and lyrical. This book has the power to trouble and enthrall and finally to free
our spirits if we’re brave enough to take the journey. |
Batman:
The Dark Knight
Returns
by Frank Miller,
Klaus Janson,
Lynn Varley
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Batman like you’ve never seen him. Face to face with the harshest mirror of all, the
Dark Knight goes straight for the throat of fear. A hero with so much soul, pathos and
contradiction you can’t help but be mesmerized by his fire. This graphic novel pulls
no punches and it’s one of the foundation points of the genre. Make sure your days
are free, once you enter the world of the Dark Knight you may never return. |
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