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A marvelous romp of a story. Complete with dinosaurs, dwarfs, time travel, vampires (err, excuse me, wumpires), and more. Silly, entertaining, and fun.

This fantastic short story will keep you guessing until the end. You never quite know what is going to happen next. Perfect pacing creates a wild ride through space and time.

The book is made even better with the amazing illustrations by Skottie Young. I love seeing his characteristic style and it melded perfectly with Neil Gaiman's excellently strange story.

A great quick read for anyone seeking a little craziness in life. 

Middlewest - Skottie Young,Jorge Corona

This is an interesting look at a world not quite like ours but is somewhat different and a boy whose father has a terrible temper. Things come to a head and Abel runs away from home to find answers to complex questions while a storm that knows his name follows him. Done in quite a European (Spain/France/Belgian) Comics style (Jorge Corona is from Venezuela) it's an interesting twist on some of the stories about family that I've read.

Recommended. Borrowed from Dublin Public Libraries.

2019 Reread - still funny, though the gut surprise is absent on a re-read. But still very, very funny and wonderful.


Well, fluff. This is the most demented thing I have read in a long time. I love it! If you read Jim C. Hines's short story that chronicles what happens when a werewolf meets a certain children's show, you are going to love this.

Yes, this is my first Neil Gaiman. What can I say about it? It was a little fun and a little quirky, but it was really just an okay story. Probably one that is best for established Neil Gaiman fans.

No, he's not in love.   Again.   Or even in lust.   Someone cut into Deadpool and stole his heart, thus Deadpool valentine's day story. 

The best part of this is watching how disgusted Jessica Jones is with 100% things Deadpool, though.