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Title: absolutely the best comic ever....
Review: Forget Neil Gaiman. Forget the Sandman. Death: The High Cost of Living stands on its own. It is a story, foremost, and it lives up to :that: ideal more powerfully than any story yet written. But it's hard to explain why. It doesn't have the great literary pretensions of some authors. But it leaves this complex :feeling: inside you that doesn't go away. Ever. "One day in every century Death takes on mortal form, better to understand what the lives she takes must feel like, to taste the bitter tang of mortality." We see Death as life, Death in life: we see Death in a way she can never be for us, the way she should be. Not the emblem of fear, but the close companion, the friend and confidant in all our problems. If that sounds pessimistic - read the story. If the idea of Death as a friend makes you think "bad bad bad," read the story. And remember that it IS a story, because sometimes you WILL want to forget.
