from The Sandman (1989 series) #31 (DC, October 1991), script by Neil Gaiman, pencils and inks by Shawn McManus, colors by Daniel Vozzo, letters by Todd Klein
I think that the following page-and-a-bit is my favorite single scene of them all from Neil Gaiman's Sandman.
Where have you gone, Emperor Norton?
Our nation turns its lonely eyes to you.
from "Sure as Shootin'" in Desperado #4 (Lev Gleason, October 1948); text, pencils, and inks by Claude Moore
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So, the implication here is that Norton will remain deluded in the afterlife throughout eternity?
Who's more deluded, the deluded man or the man who...aw geez, I was goin' somewhere with this.
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