Death: The High Cost of Living #1
Comic Books

Death: The High Cost of Living #1

1993

Series
Death: The High Cost of Living
Issue
1
Cover date
Mar 1, 1993
Story title
The Spirit of the Stairway
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This debut issue of the 1993 miniseries explores the character of Death from Neil Gaiman’s *The Sandman* as she takes human form to better understand the mortal experience. It is widely regarded as a seminal work in 1990s vertigo comics for its empathetic portrayal of a personified force and remains a cornerstone for collectors of modern dark fantasy literature.

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