Sample Essay Topics For As I Lay Dying - A Review

Sample Essay Topics For As I Lay Dying - A ReviewSample Essay Topics for As I Lay Dying by Nick Cave and Warren Ellis is a sequel to one of my favorite graphic novels of all time, Watchmen. Reading this book is like watching the movie again, except you're getting the full length version! This book includes some of the same characters from the first one, with new stories featuring some of the characters. Plus, this book has a variety of villains, including a few I didn't know about, but will be joining our heroes in Hell in issue three.For this review, I'll discuss some of the Sample Essay Topics for As I Lay Dying, namely the series featuring Comedian and The Clown. The plot of this book deals with the comic strip hero, Comedian, becoming a committed member of the devil's army, The Dolls. While these devils are commonly portrayed as female, there is a man who is also seen in the story. Readers will learn the woman is named 'Lady Vanity' and that she became a devil because of her own attempts to gain revenge on her former lover, Comedian, who abandoned her when she was a child.Throughout the story, Lady Vanity constantly tells herself that she cannot go back to being a comic strip hero, but her reason for turning to the devil is so she can have the chance to get revenge on Comedian. The story continues when Comedian is captured by the evil, high-powered, low-life Dolls. When Lady Vanity gives herself to the devil in order to get a tour of Hell, her and the other villains embark on a series of adventures that culminates in a battle against a group of resistance fighters.In this book, Comedy gets another chance to redeem himself, but it turns out that this has really thrown his life off track. Unfortunately, Lady Vanity was never able to get back to the comic strip, and the last thing she wants is for Comedy to become another victim of his bad behavior. She wants him to make amends with the man he loved, but it seems she can't forgive him just yet. With help from a monster, an old lover, and a new friend, Comedy is able to prove that he is not the monster the audience thought he was.It is in this story, where the story becomes more than just a comic strip hero. Comedian comes into his own as a villain, and that will continue to give readers a stronger connection to him. His enemies are not the usual monsters, as his last encounter with them made him realize they are far more than simply nightmares. They are nasty and mean, and they will do anything to make sure Comedy does not repent of his mistakes.One of the best parts of this book is that Comedians is one of the few characters that don't seem like a villain. Lady Vanity is madly in love with Comedy, and he seems to be falling for her back, but he may not be able to let her know that. He also continually tells himself that Lady Vanity is his love, and it seems that the relationship is doomed.In this book, 'the Dolls' also feature the new additions to their roster, including the Black Arts, Elliott S, and Vampire Jess. As I Lay Dying also contains some of the most brutal villains I've ever read about. Elliot S is the leader of the 'Dolls', and it appears that he has been put up to this role by Lady Vanity. Unlike the other Dolls, he is willing to kill those who cross him, and he may even torture the ones he considers friends.Overall, I'd recommend this book to anyone who loves comic strips, or just loves a good story. While some of the characters from the first book are still in the story, they only appear briefly and will be introduced in the next issue. If you're a fan of The Sandman, I highly recommend checking out Sample Essay Topics for As I Lay Dying by Nick Cave and Warren Ellis.