The black cover of the Obsidian edition of William the Antichrist.
An illustration of a young boy sitting on a wall, with a dog on his lap.
An illustration of a dark and stormy night, where a car is driving through rainsoaked roads.
An illustration of the Antichrist draped in a black blanket, covered in red symbols.

William the Antichrist (Collector's Obsidian Edition)

William the Antichrist (Collector's Obsidian Edition)

Limited Edition
£500.00 GBP
£500.00 GBP
Tax included.

A little Good Omens lore for you: The demon 'Crawleigh' would have driven a Citroën 2CV, but for Sir Terry Pratchett, who suggested the iconic and debonair Bentley.

The original novella 'William the Antichrist' an unpublished work by Neil Gaiman is where it all began. The story piqued the interest of Terry Pratchett, the bestselling author of the Discworld novels, and together the pair wrote Good Omens.

This stunning edition of 'William the Antichrist' is lovingly illustrated in full color by artist Mike Nash. Here is your chance to own a copy of the original work that became the Good Omens we know and love today. Numbers are limited and this is a true collector's item.

Signed by the artist.

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