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Jennifer Turpin jenniferturpin — This is my second time through this one. I remember three things very vividly from the last time: the way the witch brought back a bad guy to ask him a few questions (after she had killed him, of course), the weird rat-thing, dodo-thing, and dog-thing that are (mostly) loyal to the Princess, and the radio host that tries to explain why the water levels are so high (it's because someone messed with the moon). This story is almost perfect. It has a few recurring characters (Dream and Death, plus Matthew, plus Barbie from the second volume, the Doll's House), and they are woven in to this story smoothly and without any need to think too hard about it. In the first eleven pages you meet fourteen characters in a mind-bogglingly brilliant manner. In the "cold open" you hear from Prinado, Luz, and Wilkinson (plus you learn that the Tantoblin is probably dead), the Cuckoo, and Martin Tenbones. They are scared and worried and for some reason in a desolate winter landscape. Then you meet Barbie, Wanda, Thessaly, Hazel, Foxglove, and George who all live in the same run down apartment complex. Barbie's beautiful. Wanda's probably a transexual. Thessaly's sweet. Hazel and Foxglove are a lesbian couple. George is grumpy. Then we meet Dream/Morpheus and Matthew. These characters have distinct personalities and quirks after only eleven pages. It's really amazing how Gaiman and company did that. Plus the rest of the story is great. Plus it has a crazy enthusiastic introduction by Samuel R. Delany. Does anyone want to borrow it?