Neil Gaiman

Dave McKean

After being caught in the vortex of a reality storm, a group of travelers find themselves at the Worlds' End inn where they share stories of the places they have visited and the people they have met.

Worlds' End

Sam Kieth

Mike Dringenberg

Danny Vozzo

Todd Klein

A collection of eight comics that introduce the series' lead character, the Sandman, Lord of Dreams.

Preludes and Nocturnes

Nash Grady

Featuring the popular characters from the award-winning Sandman series by Neil Caiman, "The Sandman: Endless Nights" reveals the legend of the Endless, a family of magical and mythical beings. In this highly imaginative book that boasts diverse styles of breathtaking full-color art, seven peculiar and powerful siblings each reveal more about their true beings as they star in their own tales. 1-40120-113-X$17.95 / DC Comics

The Doll's House

Bowie 

Kelley Jones

Charles Vess

A collection of stories, comics, and plays that deal with never ending dreams.

Dream Country

Léa

I missed reading sandman in the library so much, it brings back so many memories and makes my heart so full, i love this universe so much it really means the world to me <3

I didnt pick it up for more than a month bc it’s not thé vibe if i dont read ir at the library and it was closed almost all of July but OMFG ONLY 4 DAYS BEFORE SEEING THAT ON SCREEN I CANNOT WAIT and like being noticed by jenna coleman and mason alexander park my heart and talking about it 24/7 to anyone who wanna hear about it and to m’y friends and to my only friend who’s fan of sandman anyways, this owns my heart <3

A Game of You

The lore in this one was so freaking cool i loved it so much !!! I saw one of the pannels i was shown when i first got introduced to sandman and i now know who tessaly or whatever her name is is so that’s nice as well (and i do not like her btw she’s annoying)

Peter Straub

An attempt to summon and imprison Death, results, instead, in the capture of Morpheus, the Sandman, who must regain the tools of his powers.

Brief Lives

The Sandman

** spoiler alert **
           despite what i’ve been told, i did not in fact fall in love with destruction. and i need to remember about the end monologue apparently so yeah ? 
Really liked delirium x dream interactions AND WHEN SHE WAS DRIVING LMAO 
anyways, once again lots of memories related to it

Fables & Reflections

The  Sandman

I do prefer actual lore but this was really nice as well :))

I liked it a lot but I prefer actual lore much more than these kind of one shots/standalones even if they were really good

honestly didnt think that i’d read it this fast lmao but i did and the hyperfixation is there it’s all i can talk about lmao, thankfully i have someone with whom i can talk about it otherwise i would have been like 🧍🏻‍♀️
anyways, reading this in the library in between studying with 2 of my friends next to me (not at all times but they were often there) and listening to my fav artist really is the vibe, i regret saying no to the audiobook but oh well i cant go back and ask him for it i have to much pride for it

A collection of short works offers stories that range in setting from a ghost-ridden cellar to a hotel convention of serial kilers, and includs works by Gene Wolfe, Clive Barker, Tad Williams, and Barbara Hambly.

Season of Mists

watched the premiere of the first episode yesterday, had a wholeeee conversation about it and then We spoke about where i was in the comics and i was told this volume was the best one and indeed it’s my favourite volume so far, it was full of mythology and all and like odin’s crows <3 and seeing the other endless <3 i loved it so so much fr reading this on 4 hours of sleep was a vibe

Chloé

i just love neil gaiman he cant do wrong in my eyes.

Vicky  Nuñez 

All comic lovers have at some point in there lives heard about The Sandman by Neil Gaiman. And even just book lovers have heard about it as well. 

I was instantly enthralled by it. The illustrator's depiction of Dream is so amazing, so unlike what people actually imagine Dream would be like, but it works with the amazing story Neil Gaiman created. 

It was dark and unbelievable, yet so well constructed that it looks rational. 

Also, am I the only one who thinks that Dream looks just like Neil Gaiman himself?! I mean, Dream had to be based on him. 

And lastly, just because I can't help myself: Death is so AWESOME. I totally wasn't expecting Death to be like that. Anyway, the Sandman is just as good as I expected. It definitely deserves to be read.

First read: 08/2011
Reread: 07/2016

read it with the audiobook *chef’s kiss*

this has separate, unrelated stories but i especially enjoyed the cat who dreamt of world domination

Preludes & Nocturnes

Laura Mauler

Graphic novels and comics: I get them now. Before this, their pictures were vaguely interesting but I often didn't even look at them, I was just reading the text and speech bubbles to get the story the fastest way I could. I wanted the story fast (I was a glutton for stories). But when I merely glanced at, or even skipped, the pictures, it felt like I was missing out on something.... because I was. And then this book. This book. When I saw the cover page of "Sleep of the Just" I gasped out loud. The pictures of Morpheus and Alex in the tower, Morpheus riding peoples' dreams, and so many more, they gave as much power to the story as the words. And those words, that story - I am in awe.

Yet another work that showcases the genius of Neil Gaiman. The lore, the plot, the characters are so interesting and complex. This story flew by and I think I might have to buy the graphic novels. Highly recommend!

Katie Allard

The Doll's House 30th Anniversary Edition

The Sandman Vol. 2

Alina

** spoiler alert **
           The King of Dreams, the very embodiment of Dream, Morpheus, is back in business. As of right now, he has all his equipment back and all his resources at his disposal. It’s good that he does, since the palace staff, a terrible nightmare, and Fiddler’s Green have disappeared. Obviously, the Dream Lord cannot let the foursome roam free in the human world, so he makes plans to retrieve them.

Although The Sandman has less screen time this time, I have most enjoyed the intrigue of the main story and the thrilling insights into Morpheus’ past.

This 2nd volume follows Rose Walker’s quest to reunite with her estranged little brother, as well as a relationship with a surprise family member. Remember Felicity Kinkaid, the girl who got pregnant and gave birth while Morpheus was imprisoned for 70 years? It turns out the kid was Rose’s mother!

Neil Gaiman writes short stories about cursed love affairs and millennial dates between unlikely friends.

Beware, because Dream is angry, and this is not for the faint of heart.

Now if only I could adjust to the inconsistent illustration style.

Traci Wilbanks

I found that the art style made it hard to keep track of which characters were which. I was expecting more story, more substance. The last segment of the 234 page novel summarized the plot nicely, and I, like the main character, felt, "...drained. Disappointed. Let down."

Dimitris Papastergiou

As good as I remember it.

This is my 2nd time around so...

Just read it.

Lovely stories that won't let you stop turning pages!

As good as it was the 1st time around!


Go read that shit. ASAP. NOW!

Keeps going strong! 

My only complain is that I personally don't like Barbie as a character at all. Super boring and wouldn't care what she does or says. The story overall was like a fairy tale and it was good, it just wasn't THAT good.

2nd Reread

Really like the standalone stories! 

Half the time even more than the story arcs with parts and whatnot!

Going strong!

Volume 7 and I still love reading it as much if not more than the first time around.

It may be my 2nd favourite volume (after the 1st one).. just because of the whole Delirium/Sandman relationship. So fun to read!

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