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A neon-drenched, fatalistic plunge into the toxic heart of fame, where glamorous gods burn bright and crash hard. These 12 books are the closest matches in mood, pace and themes, with what each one shares with The Wicked + The Divine, Vol. 7.

  • neon-drenched
  • fatalistic
  • dread-soaked
  • glamorous
  1. 01

    Die, Vol. 1

    Kieron Gillen

    A pitch-black, gothic descent into the terrifying consequences of childhood escapism.

    Shares:
    • dread-soaked
  2. 02

    Morningstar

    Mike Carey

    A mythic, universe-shattering climax that wrestles with the ultimate price of absolute freedom.

    Shares:
    • cynical
  3. 03

    Death

    Neil Gaiman

    A compassionate, gothic-tinged meditation on love, fame, and the beautiful, terrifying fragility of being alive.

    Feels:
    • intimate
    • urban-gothic
    • reflective
  4. 04

    Lucifer, Vol. 2

    Mike Carey

    A darkly elegant descent into occult mythology where pride and free will collide with cosmic consequences.

    Shares:
    • cynical
  5. 05

    Fables, Vol. 9

    Bill Willingham

    A tense, darkly whimsical deep breath before the plunge into an all-out magical war.

    Shares:
    • cynical
  6. 06

    Ice Cream Man, Vol. 1

    W. Maxwell Prince

    A darkly whimsical anthology of existential horror where sweet treats mask bitter, life-altering fates.

    Shares:
    • dread-soaked
    • cynical
  7. 07

    The Kindly Ones

    Neil Gaiman

    A sprawling, dread-soaked Greek tragedy wrapped in modern myth, where every past choice comes home to roost.

    Shares:
    • dread-soaked
  8. 08

    Saga, Volume Seven

    Brian K. Vaughan

    A fiercely loving family clings to each other in the devastating, chaotic crossfire of an endless galactic war.

    Shares:
    • irreverent
  9. 09

    Supergods

    Grant Morrison

    A passionate, mythic exploration of how superheroes became our modern gods, told by a master of the medium.

    Feels:
    • awe-inspiring
    • intellectual
    • imaginative
  10. 10

    Something is Killing the Children, Vol. 2

    James Tynion IV

    A relentless, dread-soaked descent into the woods where the true horror is only just beginning.

    Shares:
    • dread-soaked
  11. 11

    The Kingdom of Gods

    N. K. Jemisin

    A bittersweet, mythic journey that strips a trickster god of his immortality to explore the terrifying, beautiful vulnerability of being human.

    Feels:
    • mythic
    • twilight
    • poignant
  12. 12

    Rat queens

    Kurtis J. Wiebe

    A foul-mouthed, blood-spattered love letter to tabletop roleplaying games and ride-or-die female friendships.

    Shares:
    • irreverent

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