List of The Sandman Spinoffs - Graphic Novels

Graphic Novels

  • Destiny: A Chronicle of Deaths Foretold (2000), a graphic novel featuring Destiny of The Endless, his book, and a post-apocalyptic world. Written and illustrated by Alisa Kwitney.
  • The Little Endless Storybook (2001), a one-shot comic which depicts The Endless as toddlers and follows a tiny Delirium as she attempts to find her dog Barnabas, written and illustrated by Jill Thompson.
  • Sandman: Endless Nights (2003): a graphic novel with one story for each of The Endless. They are set throughout history but two take place after the final events of the monthly series. Written by Neil Gaiman and featuring a different artist for each story, it topped the New York Times Best Seller list.
  • Death: At Death’s Door (2004): a manga-style graphic novel, written and illustrated by Jill Thompson, showcasing Death’s activities during Season of Mists. This may be part of a series of manga novels starring Death.
  • Dead Boy Detectives (2005): a manga-style graphic novel, written and illustrated by Jill Thompson and spin-off/sequel to Death: At Death’s Door.
  • God Save the Queen (2007), written by Mike Carey, illustrated by John Bolton (graphic novel, 2007)

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