Miracleman By Gaiman & Buckingham: The Silver Age

Illustrated by Mark Buckingham
Cover Design or Artwork by Mark Buckingham
$24.99 US
Marvel | Marvel Universe
34 per carton
On sale May 07, 2024 | 9781302948825
FOC Feb 26, 2024 | Catalog January 2024
Sales rights: World

The wait is over! Decades in the making, Neil Gaiman (Sandman) and Mark Buckingham's (Fables) MIRACLEMAN continues the groundbreaking saga touted as the greatest super-hero story of all time! In THE SILVER AGE, Miracleman has created a utopia on Earth where gods walk among men and men have become gods. But when his long-dead friend Young Miracleman is resurrected, Miracleman finds that not everyone is ready for his brave new world! The story that ensues fractures the Miracleman family and sends Young Miracleman on a stirring quest to understand this world - and himself. It's a touching exploration of the hero's journey that ranges from the top of the Himalayas to the realm of the towering Black Warpsmiths - and into the secret past of the Miracleman family! Collecting MIRACLEMAN BY GAIMAN & BUCKINGHAM: THE SILVER AGE #1-7 and material from MIRACLEMAN BY GAIMAN & BUCKINGHAM #1-6.

PARENTAL ADVISORY.
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"The long-awaited second book of a planned Miracleman trilogy, Gaiman’s lead character is a young man, caught between the terrors of childhood and adulthood, who must reckon with what kind of person he will try to be. The nightmares in “The Silver Age” aren’t as deliberately unknowable as those in Gaiman’s other classics — and it’s to Gaiman’s credit, and the artist Mark Buckingham’s, that the cruel monsters and sweet temptations in the book remain just as evocative and ambiguous."
- The New York Times

"Gaiman and Buckingham have crafted a masterful work of metafiction." - Comicbook.com

"The writing and art [of Miracleman: The Silver Age] are masterful, and together deliver some incredible storytelling." - Comic Watch

"Readers have waited 29 years for this story, and the creative team [of Gaiman and Buckingham] recognized that and delivered." - AIPT


"Miracleman: The Silver Age succeeds in art, story, and the synthesis of both." - Major Spoilers

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The wait is over! Decades in the making, Neil Gaiman (Sandman) and Mark Buckingham's (Fables) MIRACLEMAN continues the groundbreaking saga touted as the greatest super-hero story of all time! In THE SILVER AGE, Miracleman has created a utopia on Earth where gods walk among men and men have become gods. But when his long-dead friend Young Miracleman is resurrected, Miracleman finds that not everyone is ready for his brave new world! The story that ensues fractures the Miracleman family and sends Young Miracleman on a stirring quest to understand this world - and himself. It's a touching exploration of the hero's journey that ranges from the top of the Himalayas to the realm of the towering Black Warpsmiths - and into the secret past of the Miracleman family! Collecting MIRACLEMAN BY GAIMAN & BUCKINGHAM: THE SILVER AGE #1-7 and material from MIRACLEMAN BY GAIMAN & BUCKINGHAM #1-6.

PARENTAL ADVISORY.

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Praise

"The long-awaited second book of a planned Miracleman trilogy, Gaiman’s lead character is a young man, caught between the terrors of childhood and adulthood, who must reckon with what kind of person he will try to be. The nightmares in “The Silver Age” aren’t as deliberately unknowable as those in Gaiman’s other classics — and it’s to Gaiman’s credit, and the artist Mark Buckingham’s, that the cruel monsters and sweet temptations in the book remain just as evocative and ambiguous."
- The New York Times

"Gaiman and Buckingham have crafted a masterful work of metafiction." - Comicbook.com

"The writing and art [of Miracleman: The Silver Age] are masterful, and together deliver some incredible storytelling." - Comic Watch

"Readers have waited 29 years for this story, and the creative team [of Gaiman and Buckingham] recognized that and delivered." - AIPT


"Miracleman: The Silver Age succeeds in art, story, and the synthesis of both." - Major Spoilers