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Recap: Issue 20, titled Facade, is the final entry in the quartet of stories that make up Dream Country. There are many standout tales in...

RECAP: I'm going to be honest. I've never read William Shakespeare's Midsummer Night's Dream. I've tried to over the years but could...

Recap: There is so much to say about A Dream of a Thousand Cats I don't know where to begin. Arguably one of the greatest stories told in...

Recap: Dream Country is what I always considered a Sandman Interlude. The quartet of stories featured in this shorter volume represents...

Recap: So here we are at the final chapter of The Doll's House, Lost Hearts. Morpheus must contend with another threat to the Dreaming,...

Recap: Much has been made throughout The Doll's House from various characters in The Dreaming and out of it, of Rose Walker being a Dream...

In 1990, I was going through a comic resurgence. Crisis of the Infinite Earth resulted in the reboot of many DC titles, and I was...

Recap: We take a little break from The Doll's House for the standalone tale of Men of Good Fortune to meet one of the standout characters...

Recap: Next to Collectors, Playing House is probably my second favorite issue in The Doll's House. I was a big DC comics fan then, so...

RECAP: Despite some very graphic scenes scattered throughout the issue, Moving In is one of the most light-hearted installments of The...

RECAP: Issue 10 - The Doll's House Recap: It took one issue of The Doll's House to hook me on The Sandman and all future works by Neil...

RECAP: At first impression, Tales in the Sand appears to be a standalone story. In truth, it's a prologue to what takes place in The...

Minor Spoilers In my life, there have only ever been three authors whose work influenced me enough to define what kind of writer I wished...

RECAP: So here we are, at what we can consider the epilogue of Preludes and Nocturnes, the first volume of The Sandman. At the time of...

‘ So we come to it in the end,’ he said: ‘the great battle of our time.” Theoden - Return of the King - JRR Tolkien. RECAP: From the...

RECAP: I'll be frank. Issue 6 isn't for the faint-hearted. It's a 24-page journey through a nightmare. For many, this is the issue that...

RECAP: The fifth issue of Sandman is perhaps the most connected the series has been with the mainstream DC universe. We get cameos, and...

RECAP: I won’t lie. A Hope in Hell is one of my favorite issues of the entire series. Once again, I entered the world of Neil Gaiman and...

RECAP: Dream a Little Dream of Me accomplishes two things - it expands the waking world of The Sandman while at the same time introducing...

RECAP: We are introduced to dysfunctional brothers Cain and Abel for the first time, although some readers may have encountered them from...