Wesley Dodds: The Sandman continues to be one of the best-looking comic books published today, full of well-realized characters and compelling mysteries with meaningful moral weight. Read Full Review

Riley Rossmo is a great choice for the artist here, creating a real sense of tension and making the villain look genuinely intimidating. Still, the plot doesn't advance all that much in this issue, but it does set up a great cliffhanger for next issue as Dodds literally gets a taste of his own medicine. Read Full Review

Some story and a whole lot of action. The mastermind behind all the chaos in Wesley Dodds life finally makes his grand entrance and its so much fun to see Sandman barley survive the encounter. Read Full Review

Wesley Dodds: The Sandman #3 leans into the crime noir aesthetic of pulp detective stories for a grounded, gritty mystery. Venditti's pacing, dialog, and mystery development are on-point, and Rossmo's art is notably better than any of his prior titles. However, some readers may be put off by the lack of big superhero energy and Rossmo's wonky fight choreography. Read Full Review

If you like murder mystery style crime, or noir. This is right up your alley. Rossmo's art continues to get better, the case moves forward, some dead-ends but a slight face reveal of the villain at the end. So some crime progress is made but I Dodds is really in rough shape. Curious how this goes.