Neil Gaiman and Chip Kidd: 20th Anniversary of Sandman

Neil Gaiman and Chip Kidd: 20th Anniversary of Sandman

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[ZephyrinSkies]

Yes Neil, don't you dare die. At least not while I'm alive.

[ricktimus]

I think "keep doing it forever and don't die." is really the most perfect way to end a talk like this.

Very wonderful.

[thundermorphine]

Death: The High Cost of Living is the best graphic novella I've ever read.

[Darryl Caldwell]

Karen Berger is awesome. I got to interview her at the DC offices during the Watchmen run... I was quite impressed with her.

[pratt6341]

Nice to get a thank you from Shelly after we inked a entire late issue in one week.

[pratt6341]

Neil was a very nice guy when I met him at his book photo shoot at a friend's photography studio. He showed up by himself. "Can you make me look somewhat fuckable" he asked. He had some kind words about my art that was there. I didn't mention I had ghost inked over his Death partner Chris Bachelo on Shade the Changing man.

[pratt6341]

Hi. I'm Karen Berger. I don't actually own Vertigo or any of it's titles but I do get a decent check and 401 k from Warner Bros who'll probably give Neil a big piece of profit from Sandman if they ever get their act together to make it a film or mini series. Comic sales have been decent, don't get me wrong.

[pratt6341]

Teenage Mutant Ninja Turtles.

[pratt6341]

Don't forget all the independents like Cerebus and Love and Rockets prior to Vertigo Karen. Do regular book editors get to promote themselves?

[Baobei666]

Too bad you can't hear the questions...

[5affy]

Having conquered my own nightmares in a similar way I am intrigued more now and thinking I know know why I didn't read the comic at college when everybody else was

[toastwelldunne]

Everything changes, nothing is lost. Morpheus and the Endless changed my life and helped me grow up, my thanks.