Locke & Key/Sandman: Hell and Gone #1 is every bit the amazing crossover event that you’d expect from two of comics’ finest universes. Joe Hill and Gabriel Rodriguez have set up a story that perfectly blends the worlds of many beloved characters. In short, it’s the stuff that dreams are made of.
With a combination of excellent narration, talented voice acting, and spooky sound effects, ‘The Sandman’ captures the essence of the Sandman story.
Kicking off Year Two with a special one-shot issue, The Sandman Universe Presents: Hellblazer #1 deals John Constantine a new hand, but is the deck already stacked against him?
Netflix has signed on to “the most expensive TV series that DC entertainment has ever done” with Warner Bros. for Neil Gaiman’s The Sandman.
An amazing cast and excellent filmmaking combine to make the kind of outstanding tv adaptation that Good Omens deserves. Recommended!
House of Whispers #1 has some interesting moments and is steeped in Caribbean tradition, but felt a bit disjointed as it tried to find its groove.
The Dreaming #1 marks yet another beginning in the Sandman Universe, and it’s a beginning you won’t want to miss.
The Sandman Universe #1 opens with a crack appearing in the Dreaming, and all the residents are experiencing strange phenomena.
The Absolute Sandman: Overture is a collector’s dream. There is no better resource to get a behind the scenes glance at how Sandman was created.
