After his escape to the waking world went terribly awry, Ruin finds himself face to face with his creator, Dream…and Dream is not happy. Is there any force in this world that could stop him from unmaking his most unpredictable creation?
G. Willow Wilson's journey into The Dreaming concludes as Lindy's story comes to an end, but it's only the beginning of Ruin's journey. I loved how this story arc concludes. The final conversation that Dream has with Ruin is both philosophical and truthful. In short, Ruin is given free roaming rights to pass between The Dreaming and Waking Worlds. Lord Dream has given him the license to go and find his true love. This gift comes with a warning. A warning that will make the future adventures of Ruin that be more interesting. Read Full Review
Nick Robles delivers some amazing imagery in this issue. There are so many great visual moments throughout especially with Lindy. The page where Ruin manifests his power is brilliantly done. Read Full Review
A satisfying end to The Waking Hours opening story arc, with meaningful character moments and appeals to Sandman fans new and old. Read Full Review
The Dreaming: Waking Hours #5 provides a powerful ending to G. Willow Wilson's first arc of the series. I can hardly wait to see what she has planned for the rest of the series. Read Full Review
The Dreaming: Waking Hours is an excellent series capped off by a satisfying ending for its first story arc. Once again, this series is littered with moments of great and sublime beauty. Read Full Review
This first arc of Waking Hours is an excellent, worthy addition to the Sandman canon. Read Full Review
Looking forward to Javier Rodriguez art next time.
A good issue.
This was a pretty good ending. I hope the rest of this series continues to interest me.
The story was okay but I don’t particularly care about Lindy and Ruin and their adventures in the Dreaming and the Waking World.
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