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Worlds' End gathers a series of tales reminiscent of classic frame-story traditions, each woven by Gaiman’s signature blend of folklore and modern twist. The narratives, presented in a graphic novel format, feature a cast ranging from sea monsters and ancient kings to the supernatural elements of dreamscapes and funeral rites, all framed by an uncanny theme of reality’s fragility and the blizzarding circumstances that bring disparate beings together. This compilation showcases Gaiman’s mastery of folklore adaptation, set against the backdrop of comics and graphic storytelling, where horror and magic intertwine.
First publish date: 1994
Genre: Comics & Graphic Novels/Graphic Fiction
Authors: Neil Gaiman
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