Death: At Death's Door
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Death: At Death's Door
1 · Vol. Death: At Death's Door
It's the party from hell -- literally -- at death's door. Everyone's favorite Goth girl, Death, practically gets pushed out of her own realm when sisters Delirium and Despair throw a wild party for the dead. It all starts when Lucifer Morningstar abdicates his throne -- leaving the Key to Hell with Death's brother, the Sandman. As the reluctant Sandman contemplates what to do, hell's nastiest denizens are free to evacuate the premises. Unfortunately for Death, they end up in her apartment. It's up to Death to save day and the afterlife -- not to mention the carpet. Will the power of the Ankh prevail? ---------- Death-narrated manga re-telling of the prologue to Season of Mists in The Sandman .
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2003
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AnubisAzazelBarrowBastetBesCainCharles RowlandCheesemanChoronzonCluracanDeath of the EndlessDelirium of the EndlessDesire of the EndlessDespair of the EndlessDestiny of the EndlessDream of the Endless (Morpheus)DumaEdgar Allan PoeEdwin PaineGryphonHippogriffLokiLucienLucifer MorningstarMatthew CableNadaNualaOdinRamielSkinnerSusano-OThorWyvern
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2003-09-01
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1
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Death: At Death's Door
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DC Comics
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ENGLISH
Writers
Jill Thompson
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Jill Thompson
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Anubis, Azazel, Barrow, Bastet, Bes, Cain, Charles Rowland, Cheeseman, Choronzon, Cluracan, Death of the Endless, Delirium of the Endless, Desire of the Endless, Despair of the Endless, Destiny of the Endless, Dream of the Endless (Morpheus), Duma, Edgar Allan Poe, Edwin Paine, Gryphon, Hippogriff, Loki, Lucien, Lucifer Morningstar, Matthew Cable, Nada, Nuala, Odin, Ramiel, Skinner, Susano-O, Thor, Wyvern
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Death: At Death's DoorAnubisAzazelBarrowBastetBesCainCharles RowlandCheesemanChoronzonCluracanDeath of the EndlessDelirium of the EndlessDesire of the EndlessDespair of the EndlessDestiny of the EndlessDream of the Endless (Morpheus)DumaEdgar Allan PoeEdwin PaineGryphonHippogriffLokiLucienLucifer MorningstarMatthew CableNadaNualaOdinRamielSkinnerSusano-OThorWyvern
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