Power Rankings: Neil Gaiman

Power Rankings is a series where I'll select a director, actor, writer, artist, etc. and rank their 5 best pieces of work. 

It's hard to put a label on the genre or style of Neil Gaiman's work. Whether it be a novel, lengthy comic book series or two-part Batman story, there is always something about it that makes it uniquely Gaiman in structure and content. Growing up in UK as a part of a Scientologist family, Gaiman was part of the "British invasion" of comics which included Grant Morrison and Jamie Delano. In the 90's, Gaiman also took a swing at the world of fiction, where he was a huge success once again. Here we'll take a look at Gaiman's 5 best pieces of work, whether they be comics or books.

Ready Player One by Ernest Cline (2011)

Not since reading American Gods by Neil Gaiman have I been so obsessed with a book that I finished it within a few days of buying it, but as soon as I started Ready Player One, I was completely enthralled. 

Inside HBO's Game of Thrones by Bryan Cogman (2012)

    If you're anything like me, getting your hands on anything related to George R.R. Martin's A Song of Ice and Fire series and the television adaptation Game of Thrones is exciting. Once you've read all the books and seen every episode of the show, you can't help but want more and this book definitely delivers.