In 1997, "Stardust", created by Neil Gaiman, was officially published. It was a friendly story with a fantasy style. In a four-episode TV series launched by DC Comics, it was adopted by a well-known American illustrator. Charles Weiss’ amazing illustration is shown in all directions. Almost a year later, "Stardust" was finally published in the form of a novel, and entered the best-selling novel list as quickly as possible, becoming one of the most popular novels that year.
Although Neil Gaiman's original intention was to tell a story full of legends, it won the love of book fans of all ages and ultimately made the big screen journey of "Stardust". From the time the novel was published, it seemed that people kept mentioning that such a fantasy story was the perfect choice for testing contemporary high-tech film technology and computer digital special effects.
