Destiny: A Chronicle of Deaths Foretold

Posted on by Alisa Kwitney Kent Williams Michael Zulli Scott Hampton Rebecca Guay
Destiny A Chronicle of Deaths Foretold Everything that has happened or ever will happen can be found in the Book of Destiny brother to the Sandman The information contained on even a single page would be priceless if mortals ever and the

Everything that has happened or ever will happen can be found in the Book of Destiny, brother to the Sandman The information contained on even a single page would be priceless, if mortals ever and the chance to see it Now, at the beginning of the third millennium, an enigmatic stranger offers salvation to a lonely young woman in a plague ravaged community when he aEverything that has happened or ever will happen can be found in the Book of Destiny, brother to the Sandman The information contained on even a single page would be priceless, if mortals ever and the chance to see it Now, at the beginning of the third millennium, an enigmatic stranger offers salvation to a lonely young woman in a plague ravaged community when he announces that he has a page form the Book of Destiny which holds the secret to the plagues of the past and the future.

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Destiny: A Chronicle of Deaths Foretold

  1. Alisa Kwitney Kent Williams Michael Zulli Scott Hampton Rebecca Guay says:
    I m the author of YA, graphic novels and novels for adults who still feel young, at least most of the time.My latest books are Cadaver Queen from Harlequin Teen, a Feminist Frankenstein meets Grey s Anatomy tale, and Mystik U from DC Comics, which features Zatanna and other magical characters in their first year at college My first novel, Till the Fat Lady Sings, is also about college and romance and eating disorders It was my thesis at Columbia University s MFA Program, where I felt like an outlier for liking comic books and romance as much as literature I was an editor at Vertigo, the mature dark fantasy branch of DC Comics, before going freelance I ve also written two hormonal werewolf books as Alisa Sheckley I live in an old house in Rhinebeck, NY with my husband, my cat, and the occasional visiting skunk.aka Alisa Sheckley

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  1. I see the end in every beginning I hear the last word echo in the first I do not desire, or dream, or destroy I do not despair, or delight I know There are people who create wonders with Gaiman s world and his creations in the Sandman universe Bill Willingham and Caitlin Kiernan come quickly to mind Alisa Kwitney, a former editor at Vertigo attempts to tell the story of our near future where the bubonic plague has struck and killed off most of the world s population This is with the use of the c [...]

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  2. The story is too complex for my taste, but I supposed others can find the mystery and interconnected nature of the stories enjoyable The artwork isn t very consistent, give that several artists were involved, but I can t say it was bad All in all, a good book, but without a definite conclusion.The world is plunged in a plague The remaining people are reticent when it comes to strangers and live isolated lives So when a stranger who calls himself John Ryder comes to one such community, the people [...]

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  3. Ohh a graphic novel featuring Destiny of the Endless How exciting given how little attention he tends to receive In this companion work, pages of Destiny s book have been stolen, the thief becomes pestilence, and stuff happens Readers are told stories about different eras of the plague which is neat, but the narrative is a mite unclear There is the potential for a great story in this book, but I feel like it needed stronger editing and pages to get where it needed to go Still worth a read if yo [...]

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  4. Destino Cr nica de Mortes Anunciadas e n o coincid ncia que o t tulo leve a obra de Gabriel Garcia M rquez destoa um pouco dos t tulos que j li da cole o Sandman Apresenta, porque n o tem uma conex o imediata com Sonho ou o Sonhar Em vez disso, o protagonista se que assim podemos dizer seu irm o mais velho, Destino.No mundo de Sandman n s temos sete irm os que s o representa es antropom rficas de determinados princ pios abstratos Morte Destino Desejo Destrui o Sonho Desespero Del rio Morte a mai [...]

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  5. I liked it, and it was a great creepy choice for Halloween with a lot of striking moments, but in the end it didn t really go anywhere.

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  6. 3 stars for sandman, 4 for everything probably It was an interesting story but felt a little too much like In Hell, destiny could have been fleshed out better as a character

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  7. So, I need to read graphic novels This was an interesting and random selection I now need another lifetime to explore the richness here as well.

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  8. An Endless story of plague, apocalypse, and determinism Destiny A Chronicle of Deaths Foretold is part historical fiction and part speculative fiction The apocalyptical date given for the 4th great plague has come and gone, and thankfully we are all still here, but that does not take away from Alisa Kwitney s narrative It may not hold up as strongly as the core members of the Sandman Series by Gaiman, yet held against itself, the work certainly has its merit as it takes its reader through the By [...]

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  9. I love almost anything written in the Sandman world as created by Neil Gaiman And this is no exception While it isn t quite as good as the actual Sandman series or Jill Thompson s Little Endless, it is an enjoyable read The artwork is a bit surreal than I generally enjoy, but considering the story takes place, in the main, in a post apocalyptic plague world, it does fit the story very well I enjoyed watching John Ryder travel through the years, looking for his lady in white I also felt for Ruth [...]

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  10. Lo consegu en la edici n de Norma en tres libros Colecci n Vertigo 58, 62 y 65 , que sub en un pack para no partir la obra en tres Aunque no tenga mucho que ver, supongo que me lo leer despu s de la obra casi hom nima de Garc a M rquez, mir si llega a ser un homenaje.

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  11. The plot line is one of those which could have been improved to create a great work of art,like Sanman.But the authors obsession with plagues makes it kind of boring.If you have nothing else to do,you could read it as a pass time activity but,No I don t believe it requires of this.

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  12. Scary, hypochondriac inducing, blend of fact, fiction, predestination and plague Ebola must be really freaking Alisa out.

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  16. I loved the art, would give it 4 or 5 stars Very beautiful And some of the stories were interesting 2 out of 3 at least , but the ending was awful and confusing.

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  21. Sandman spin off I liked this story, but I ve always been fascinated by the plagues of the old world It s haunting and tragic but also has a lot of heart.

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  22. Meh It was terribly interesting for many portions of it, but they didn t really explain things that were very necessary to the story.

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  23. Not quite up to par with The Sandman but I m glad to have another piece of the epic And it was good for what it was A bit distressing but a great ending.

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  24. A page stolen from Destiny s book is the catalyst for these four tales of plague Interesting story of the eldest of The Endless, the ultimate observer.

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