 Another story that includes versions of itself is Neil Gaiman's "" which contains several instances of multiple storytelling levels, including "Cerements" (issue #55) where one of the inmost levels corresponds to one of the outer levels, turning the story-within-a-story structure into an infinite regression.Jesse Ball's "The Way Through Doors" features an deeply nested set of stories within stories, most of which explore alternate versions of the main characters.The frame device is that the main character is telling stories to a woman in a coma (similar to Almodóvar's "Talk to Her", mentioned above).