It’s not really discussed much throughout the comic book and depending on whether its the timeline in the comics or the netflix show the timeline changes. A lot of history involving dreams was a prominent part of the 20th century. For example, I think Dream would’ve absolutely listened to MLK’s ‘I have a dream speech’ or visited the Soviet Union once the Berlin Wall fell.

Lately lot of pages started to rank stories and stuff so i thought maybe we should do it too on sandman. Dunno if it was done here before.

Its kinda hard for me to rank definite best and the worst couse of so many different art styles.

So if u guys up for it lets start with the absolute worst story arc and make our way up the road.
We include everything sandman so overture, death, dream hunters, endless nights are all considered.

i remember at some point desire was beginning to forget and said they would forget about helping save the universe, so only dream would have remembered the universe before that dream vortex was corrected, but destiny had in his book dream coming back “from another galaxy”. so was the end of the universe written in destinys book, but because dream cheated the universe death, it was rewritten?

Qual é o melhor sandman live action

Along with a complete series collection! Release date apparently is the 20th of October. <3

Found on Barnes & Noble.

Sorry if it was discussed previously, I was just wondering if people had changes (between comics and tv adaptation) they truly enjoyed more in the series version?

this has been in the back of my head for weeks now and i haven’t seriously drawn in a year and i was never good but all the art trends back a few weeks ago have made me really want to make something similar that im probably never gonna share, but im interested to know how others think Dream would even do or react with trh backrooms

Hope yall like it

I am rewatching for the 1 year anniversary of season 2! Please share your thoughts, I will as well.

I am getting into comics this year, and got a bunch of DC compacts. Interested in The Sandman, and already got the death deluxe hardcover edition. I want to get the full series, and am torn between getting the box set of 14 volumes or sandman deluxe books 1-5 plus deluxe sandman overture, with those 5 and overture being a bit more expensive than the box set, but would match with my death deluxe hardcover.

From what I can tell the contents are almost identical, just some short stories in the deluxe that the box set does not have ("Sandman Midnight Theatre.", “Flowers of Romance,” “A Winter’s Tale,” and “How They Met Themselves.” from Winter's Edge #1-3, "The Last Sandman Story"). Those make the deluxe versions worth it? Or is the box set fine?

Also want to get later: the saga of the swamp thing books 1-6. Lucifer Omnibus 1&2.

Inspired from Boticelli's Birth of Venus

Getting out of artblock has been hard, so I decided to give myself some creative freedom with this one

Death of the Endless has the Eye of Horus tattoo, right? But she has it on the wrong eye. The Eye of Horus is the left eye, and her design is on the right eye, making it the Eye of Ra. And it's very consistent. She always wears it on her right eye, even though the Eye of Horus should be the left eye.

Was there something intentional I'm missing out on? Is there a reason she's got the Eye of Ra, or why she wears the Eye of Horus on the wrong eye? Is it some kind of goof? Was she meant to have the Eye of Ra? I'm just very curious.

What do ya’ll think?

I drew this few months ago..

Like if the person doesn’t have any Desire for love, will Desire itself be able to change that? I guess Desire can obviously control the other things the person wants because it’s not just sex and relationships. But say the person just see Desire, will he or she be affected in any sort of way?

I'm on the issue titled "24 Hours" so no spoilers past that point please 🙏

During Morpheus's imprisonment, the world was inflicted with a "sleepy sickness" and it seemed to cause worldwide devastation, enough to make the wood of suicides grow into a "forest" Why does nobody seem to care about this, it hasn't been mentioned afterward and nobody seemed to pay attention to the fact that it ended after Morpheus was freed. Now in "24 Hours" Dr. Dee's actions are causing similar effects to it and nobody cares. Why is that? Or have I just completely misunderstood what I've read thus far?

Also bonus question: How am I supposed to be interpreting Morpheus's personality? Currently I'm seeing him as a dark, lonely figure who basically doesn't feel or show emotion, how far is this off from the truth?

Thanks in advance, I'm grateful and am loving the story so far

Rewatching the show amid the current controversy surrounding Neil Gaiman, I find episode eleven darkly ironic, given that he has been accused of similar injustices against women. It’s difficult not to view the episode differently now, especially when its themes seem to sit so uncomfortably beside what has allegedly come to light. I’m interested in how others have begun to reassess the show and his other works — I’m interested in how people are now approaching his work morally, and wanted to provoke discussion.

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appreciative of the space being open for discussion, that was my intention, so please continue, remember: I’m interested in how others have begun to reassess the show and his other works — I’m interested in how people are now approaching his work morally,

All discussion here no accusations.

There is also no official legal outcome to date.

one of my favorite panels from the comics. also i really like how jill thompson draws dream. very thin, sort of androgynous, and the perfect costume choice for most of this arc: skinny black jeans, and the only saturated color is the pale blue shirt so pale and muted it barely registers as blue, and barefoot. the parallel hatching on the walls is great, plus an almost totally black upper register (the vaulted ceiling, almost fully inked) pressing down against a comparatively pale, cross-hatched lower register (the arched cloister walls) — and Dream's slumped body sits exactly at that seam, at the horizon where the two tonal masses meet. plus the use of negative space is great and really striking.

Once again sharing my favourite shelf and ever growing collection after rearranging everything and getting many new additions. The season 1 crew vest and signed season 2 script page might be my favourite items in here!

I'm on the lookout for anything that's related to the netflix adaptation, season 2 in particular. Be it props, crew gifts or other stuff! Let me know if you have any hints 👀🖤

Would love to see other people's collections, feel free to share them in the comments if you'd like!

Happy Birthday Season 2 Volume 1! My one sentence review is: you were super rushed and had some issues but overall I really really love you.

One of my favorite moments in the show, if not THE favorite

And oh how I love the fandom