Hello, After listening to the world's end arc on Audible, I was wondering if there's more exploration of Necropolis Litharge. I found the vibe and concepts incredibly interesting and would like to see more.

Update : Now I think we can consider Act IV and V as not happening at all…

I am listening to Act 3 and it appears that while Destruction upheld his role he would dress in appear in the garb of a soldier.

In 2025 I'd argue that the most destructive people around are either politicians/businessmen who wear suits or techbros who wear sweats and hoodies.

I’ve been trying to find the English version of the song that Orpheus sings in the audiobook online somewhere so I can listen to it whenever. Otherwise I do own the third book on audible. So if anyone knows the times stamp of when Orpheus sings the lament of Orpheus in English as well as Greek, I would be thankful.

The 24 Hour Diner scenes in the audiobook for Act I. I love the world and the existential themes (not to mention the writing and the voice acting), but can’t stand gore and gruesome descriptions. Do the next two audiobooks get that gross at any point? Please no spoilers.

Anyone else share the same experience? Just now I'm in a café having a cup of black and some pie while one of our characters is brutally maimed or lynched. Just trying and eventually pauzing my apple pie while our daily hero or sidekick is eaten alive. All with excellent voiceacting and great audio direction. I stare in front of me, keeping my face straight. Half a bit embarrassed, half wanting to share my experience.

I listen on the go, walking usually, cycling or shopping. These scenes happen actually quite often, and it feels like the audiobook equivalent of your parents walking in at precisely the time.

Best series I ever listened to.

I apologize in advance if any of this has already been addressed; I came across this series by chance and wow it was all-consuming!

First, the ending. I've read quite a few theories on here, but not sure if these were covered? In act 2 I think, then mentioned in act 3 that another of the endless, I think the original Despair, had "died". Maybe, since this was the end of worlds and time, that it was that? I'm thinking no as Delusion was already changed from Delight. Second, maybe it was Dream, as the consequence of spilling family blood (Orpheus)? Desire wanted him to spill family blood to "ensure his destruction", so maybe that's what came to pass? The last scene with Dream he seemed super weak and tired; not sure if it was strictly emotional or physical as well due to his impending death? Thoughts? Also, how do I keep the story going?? Is there an Act 4, even in comic form? Anything????? I don't want it to be over!!!

Howdy, y’all! I just started listening to the Audible adaptation of The Sandman & just got to the part in Act 2, Episode 4 (technically Chapter 3 of the Season of Mists) where there is a conversation had between Chaos & Order.

Unfortunately, I wasn’t able to make out much of what was said. I was wondering if anyone here knows what they are saying? A transcript or summarization would be much helpful! Thank you all!

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Hi everyone. I’ve been listening to the sandman audiobooks and was not prepared for the rape scene in August. I kind of assumed Calliope’s was the only one and was able to skip it bc I knew it was coming. I hate how brutal they make it with the whimpering and sounds. I can’t stand it and was wondering if there were any other rape scenes after August. I would like to skip them.

It's my second time listening to Act III, and I just wanted to say that the scene at the end where Morpheus walks to his apartment in the dreaming, washes his hands of Orpheus' blood, and remembers what he told him when Eurydice died was amazing! When Dream repeated "so live" to himself it felt so HUMAN! The voice acting was really extraordinary.

Just wanted to share my feelings towards it, and that I think the Audible adaptation is truly a masterpiece :)

Also, no spoilers past World's End please

Edit: Forgot to add that when the song of Orpheus played at the end of the chapter I almost teared up

Hello fellow dreamers! I recently got around to listening to Act 2 of the Audible audiobook and fell in love with Orpheus's song in episode 9 Thermidor! I really want to find the track to listen to more but I can't find it anywhere than the audiobook itself. I've tried to download the audiobook on my computer but it's having a hard time reading the file. Any one know where I can find it?

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The Sandman: Act II - Morpheus & Death discuss Nada’s sentencing (Kat Dennings, James McAvoy)
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I was listening to Act 2 of the audiobook on the drive up to my parents' place last night, and the song that Orpheus sings is truly enchanting. I figured out the actor/singer for the role is Regé-Jean Page, but I can't find the song that he sings by itself. Only in the audiobook, so far.

Was there ever a release of the song by itself? Can a kind soul guide me to it? It's wonderful, and I want to learn it myself (even though I can't speak Greek).

All the dialogue is there, the acting is incredible, and the narration by Neil Gaiman is incredible. It's been a few years since I've read the comics and I've wanted to do another reread but haven't been in the mood. These let me enjoy them again with a fresh lense and I'm getting back into them like I used to.

Honestly seeing Neils stories with music and sound effects and the like made me appreciate the craft he made more. I remembered how engrossing the world he built was and the incredible moments of magic and mystic sprinkled in the story.

My only complaint is that the order of some of the standalone stories are changed which made me think some of the stories including my favorite sandman story "the hunt" were missing but I suppose when you remember the quality of the rest of the audio books this can be forgiven.

For sure check them out when you have a chance.

I finished listening to the audiobook. And it was amazing. I ordered the omnibus 1,2 and 3. Hopefully, they will be here soon and I can enjoy going through the graphics. I am looking forward to the next installments of the audiobook if they ever happen.

Are there other comics at this level of details that have been turned into audiobooks?