Death: The High Cost of Living
Death: The High Cost of Living
Fiction | Novel | Adult | Published in 1994
Book Brief
BetaDeath: The High Cost of Living
Fiction | Novel | Adult | Published in 1994104
Novel • Fiction
New York City • Contemporary
1994
Adult
15-18 years
Super Short Summary
Death: The High Cost of Living by Chris Bachalo, Neil Gaiman, and Mark Buckingham follows a day in the life of Death, who assumes human form once a century to better understand humanity. The story explores themes of life, mortality, and compassion through the interactions of Death with various individuals.
Reviews & Readership
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Review Roundup
Death: The High Cost of Living, crafted by Chris Bachalo, Neil Gaiman, and Mark Buckingham, receives praise for its compelling narrative and masterful artwork. Readers appreciate its philosophical depth and engaging characters. However, some criticize its pacing and find it less impactful than other works by Gaiman. Overall, it’s a thought-provoking read.
Who Should Read Death: The High Cost of Living?
Fans of The Sandman series and those who enjoy dark fantasy with philosophical undertones will relish Death: The High Cost of Living by Chris Bachalo, Neil Gaiman, and Mark Buckingham. Comparable to works like Hellblazer and Good Omens, this graphic novel explores themes of life and mortality through a unique and engaging narrative.
41,985 ratings
Loved it
Mixed feelings
Not a fan
104
Novel • Fiction
New York City • Contemporary
1994
Adult
15-18 years
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