The run of self-contained stories continues as a corpse-like traveler tells of his cemetery homeland...a sleeping chamber called the Necropolis Litharge. Written by Neil Gaiman, with a framing sequence by Bryan Talbot and Mark Buckingham and main story art by Shea Anton Pensa and Vince Locke. Painted cover by Dave McKean.
Suggested for Mature Readers. New Format. Cover price $1.95.
It's Neil Gaiman's revival of Prez, as the stranded travellers in the Inn at the World's End experience a synoptic gospel about the first teenaged president of the United States. Written by Neil Gaiman, with framing sequence art by Bryan Talbot and Mark Buckingham and main story art by Michael Allred, creator of Madman and artist of VERTIGO VISIONS - THE GEEK. Cover by Dave McKean.
Suggested for Mature Readers. New Format. Cover price $1.95.
The cycle of self-contained stories told by lost travellers at the edge of nowhere continues with a tale of Morpheus's human friend, Hob Gadling, the man who would not die. Written by Neil Gaiman, with a framing sequence by Bryan Talbot and Mark Buckingham and main story art by Michael Zulli and Dick Giordano. Painted cover by Dave McKean.
Suggested for Mature Readers. New Format Cover price $1.95.
The run of self-contained stories continues as the perplexing mystery of the reality storms unfolds, framed with a sequence drawn by Bryan Talbot and Mark Buckingham. Written by Neil Gaiman, with the main story art by John Watkiss (the artist of #39). Painted cover by Dave McKean.
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Neil Gaiman begins a new set of self-contained stories focusing on a group of stranded travellers who, caught in the midst of a reality storm, cling to the present by revealing tales from the past. Framing sequence by Bryan Talbot and Mark Buckingham; main story art by Alec Stevens. Painted cover by Dave McKean.
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His name was Haroun Al Raschid, King of Kings, Prince of the Faithful, and he was the Caliph of Baghdad when it was the Jewel of Arabia. The ruler of a vast empire, he gathered around him the finest men, the loveliest women and the wiliest magicians in his domain. Haroun Al Raschid was a good ruler and wise, but he knew a great secret, one that left a black stain on his heart. There was one thing he desired that he could not possess - immortality, though not for himself - and there was only one who could grant it to him - the Lord of Dreams. In "Ramadan," the 50th issue of THE SANDMAN, Neil Gaiman and P. Craig Russell collaborate to tell a fabulous tale straight out of the Arabian Nights, the story of a Palace of Wonders and one of the myriad ways that a dream can be born. Drawing on both centuries-old myths and yesterday's news, Gaiman has composed a bitter-sweet fable about fables. Russell's finely detailed renderings give life to Gaiman's vision of a glorious, mythical past. This 48-page celebration also features an exclusive gallery of interpretations of the Sandman by Todd McFarlane, Dave McKean, Scott McCloud, Michael Kaluta, John Totleben, Michael Zulli and Jill Karla Schwartz. The wraparound black cover with multiple metallic inks is by McKean.
Suggested for Mature Readers. New Format. Cover price $2.95.
Brief Lives, Part 9 of 9. Morpheus confronts a crisis as the Endless end their family reunion. Written by Neil Gaiman, with art by Jill Thompson and Vince Locke. Painted cover by Dave McKean.
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Brief Lives, Part 8 of 9. Family gatherings create pressures that provoke unwanted revelations. Dream, Destruction and Delirium debate and secrets are revealed. Written by Neil Gaiman, with art by Jill Thompson and Vince Locke. Painted cover by Dave McKean.
Suggested for Mature Readers. New Format. Cover price $1.75.
Brief Lives, Part 6 of 9. Dream and Delirium search the Land of the Pharaohs to question the Sphinx and others in their quest for Destruction, their missing sibling. Written by Neil Gaiman, with art by Jill Thompson and Vince Locke. This issue also contains an AIDS awareness story written by Gaiman, with art by Dave McKean. Painted cover by McKean. 44 pages.
Suggested for Mature Readers. New Format. Cover price $1.75.
Brief Lives, Part 6 of 9. Dream and Delirium search the Land of the Pharaohs to question the Sphinx and others in their quest for Destruction, their missing sibling. Written by Neil Gaiman, with art by Jill Thompson and Vince Locke. This issue also contains an AIDS awareness story written by Gaiman, with art by Dave McKean. Painted cover by McKean. 44 pages.
Suggested for Mature Readers. New Format. Cover price $1.75.
Brief Lives, Part 5 of 9. The search for Destruction continues as Delirium and Dream seek out his old haunts for some clues to his whereabouts in the unlikeliest of places - a strip joint. Written by Neil Gaiman, with art by Jill Thompson and Vince Locke. Painted cover by Dave McKean.
Suggested for Mature Readers. New Format. Cover price $1.75.
Brief Lives, Part 4 of 9.
Sandman and Delirium continue to search for Destruction. This issue features the return of the evil Corinthian and many strange dreams. Written by Neil Gaiman, with art by Jill Thompson and Vince Locke. Painted cover by Dave McKean.
Suggested for Mature Readers. New Format. Cover price $1.50.
Brief Lives, Part 2 of 9.
Delirium continues her search for her brother Destruction with a visit to the Dreaming where she finds Sandman heartbroken over the departure of his lover. Written by Neil Gaiman, with art by Jill Thompson and Vince Locke. Painted cover by Dave McKean.
Suggested for Mature Readers. New Format. Cover price $1.50.
Brief Lives, Part 1 of 9.
Delirium, the youngest of the Endless, is lost in a bizarre London nightclub. Realizing she has gone over the edge, she decides to search for the one sibling who has always understood her - the missing Endless brother, Destruction. Written by Neil Gaiman, with art by Jill Thompson and Vince Locke. Painted cover by Dave McKean.
Suggested for Mature Readers. New Format. Cover price $1.50.
A Game of You, Part 5 of 6.
In this special expanded issue, Thessaly, Hazel and Foxglove enter the Land for a terrifying showdown with the Cuckoo, a being of unexpected powers and appearance. Back in Manhattan a high wind threatens Wanda, Barbie's body and an unexpected guest. If all this were not enough, there's also Murphy. Written by Neil Gaiman, with art by Shawn McManus, Bryan Talbot and Stan Woch. Painted cover by Dave McKean. 52 pages.
Suggested for Mature Readers. New Format. Cover price $2.50.
A Game of You, Part 4 of 6.
Danger lurks in the shadows - and in other, more unexpected places - as Barbie and her furry followers make their way across the Land to the Citadel where Barbie confronts the dread Cuckoo. Written by Neil Gaiman, with art by Shawn McManus. Painted cover by Dave McKean.
Suggested for Mature Readers. New Format. Cover price $1.50.
A Game of You, Part 3 of 6. The storyline continues with a murder in Barbie's apartment building and surprising revelations about Thessaly, Barbie's quiet, bookish young neighbor. Written by Neil Gaiman, with art by Colleen Doran, George Pratt and Dick Giordano. Painted cover by Dave McKean.
Suggested for Mature Readers. New Format. Cover price $1.50.
Distant Mirrors, Part 1 of 3: "Thermidor."
In 18th Century Europe, Sandman induces the enigmatic Lady Johanna Constantine to undertake a particularly dangerous mission for him. Written by Neil Gaiman, with art by Stan Woch and Dick Giordano. Cover by Dave McKean.
Suggested for Mature Readers. New Format. Cover price $1.50.
Neil Gaiman script with Kelley Jones art.
1st appearance of Daniel (later becomes new Sandman).
Seasons of Mist, part 1 of 7. Also World Without End preview. Cover price $1.50.
The Doll's House, Part 7 of 7.
The secret of the Doll's House and Gilbert's mysterious background are revealed as Rose finally meets the Sandman. Written by Neil Gaiman, with art by Mike Dringenberg and Malcolm Jones III. Painted cover by Dave McKean.
Suggested for Mature Readers. New Format. Cover price $1.50.
Reprints Sandman (1989 2nd Series) #31. Distant Mirrors: Part 3 of 3: Three Septembers and a January - Written by Neil Gaiman. Art by Shawn McManus. Cover by Dave McKean.
Despair, Desire and Delirium make a nineteenth-century mortal man their pawn in a game of family intrigue against Dream. Challenged to keep the man out of the three sisters' realms until his death, Morpheus grants one Joshua Abraham Norton the dream of a lifetime: To crown himself Norton I, Emperor of the United States of America.
32 pages, full color. Mature Readers. Cover price $2.25.
Reprints Sandman (1989 2nd Series) #30. Distant Mirrors: Part 2 of 3: August - Written by Neil Gaiman. Art by Bryan Talbot & Stan Woch. Cover by Dave McKean.
In classical Rome, during the late, sultry days of Augustus Caesar, the most powerful man in the empire dons ragged robes and masquerades on the streets as a common beggar for one day out of every year. What drives a man capable of destroying entire civilizations to such madness? Haunted by a dark secret known only to the Prince of Stories -- the Sandman -- the revered emperor destined to be worshipped as a god must come to terms with the disturbingly human man beneath the mantle of power.
32 pages, full color. Mature Readers. Cover price $2.25.
Reprints Sandman (1989 2nd Series) #29. Distant Mirrors: Part 1 of 3: Thermidor - Written by Neil Gaiman. Art by Stan Woch & Dick Giordano. Cover by Dave McKean.
During the French Reign of Terror, Morpheus enlists Lady Johanna Constantine as his mortal agent in an urgent family matter. Her deadly mission: To recover the still-living head of his son, Orpheus (decapitated long ago in ancient Greece), before the leaders of the 'Age of Reason' destroy it as an object of superstition unfit for enlightened France.
32 pages, full color. Mature Readers. Cover price $2.25.
