The second year of the most innovative series in The Sandman Universe begins with a terrifying upgrade for one of the world's worst nightmares! The goddess Erzulie is grieving the loss of one of her husbands, while her remaining spouses are asking themselves if they can remain by her side. But in the darkness, a rival has arrived to vie for Erzulie's place. The Corinthian has his eyes on a forgotten piece of real estate in the Dreaming, and he's not above moving into a fixer-upper, if taking control of it can give him power like Erzulie's. To fend off this threat, Erzulie will need allies-including the mysterious Papa Midnite and the dangerou more
We've been building a lot of ongoing subplots for a year, and it feels like they're starting to pay off in a big way. Read Full Review
Besides a distracting, out of place cameo from John Constantine, this is the strongest issue yet of a series that keeps getting better and better. Read Full Review
While the story is pretty intriguing and I'm curious enough for more the art it a bit of a slog to get through. Read Full Review
SummaryThis book really does not know what it wants to be. Each month, House of Whispers takes huge swings to try to figure it out. The strongest story, that of Maggie and LaToya from the first year, is totally gone now. Each new issues seems to bring more new people, or in this case some old people. I am just not sure that this book knows what it wants to be either. Read Full Review
When I saw Dan Watters missing I feared for the worst, but it was just okay.
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