Death (Discworld)
Death has appeared in every Discworld novel, with the exception of "The Wee Free Men" and "Snuff", and had a possible cameo at the end of "Johnny and the Dead" (the character was not identified, but spoke in unquoted small caps). The Discworld books with Death as a leading character, starting with "Mort" in 1987, are:
Death (DC Comics)
Death is the second eldest of the Endless, a family of anthropomorphic beings. Death is possibly the most powerful of the Endless (and may be the most powerful being in the universe) having been shown (in a flashback in "") to be virtually omniscient and being able to intimidate the Furies, who show no fear of the other Endless, simply by raising her voice in "". The witch Thessaly mentions that Death is the only one of the Endless who is bound by no rules, supported in Dream's portion of "" in which she briefly makes an appearance at a conference designed to set functions for entities and leaves before it begins. In addition, it is mentioned in "Brief Lives" that she is the only one of the Endless who may survive the end of this incarnation of the universe. Death's realm is not portrayed in detail in the series, except for a brief scene in her 'house' in the "Sandman Special", "Song of Orpheus", and later in "The Books of Magic" series. This is where she keeps her floppy hat collection, her goldfish Slim and Wandsworth and possibly her gallery. A brief glimpse of her realm can also be seen in "The Little Endless Storybook", when Barnabas visits her, although this time in her 'apartment suite.'