The World's End pub is a place where ales and tales flow freely. A place where the netherfolk gather to spin stories and mark time between realities. But a blight has come to the Worlds' End pub, and as the search for Dream of the Endless nears its end, our plucky hunters must confront the saddest thing of all: a fable that can't stop fading. Meanwhile, the new Lord of the Dreaming, chafing against its unwanted throne, gropes for answers-and endings...
This is brilliant comics working well within the spirit of the original Sandman series. Read Full Review
The Dreaming continues to be a comic series for those who love storytelling. This is a classic example of how patience and attention to detail can reward the reader. The Dreaming is a methodically absorbing fantasy series not to be missed. Read Full Review
Any trepidation about the Sandman Universe has now been assuaged several times over. Spurrier and Evely have worked together to continue Gaiman's work in a truly 2019 way that appeals to newcomers to the universe and fulfills the vets. While I still think you'll get the most by waiting for the trade, if you can get a hold of The Dreaming #11, it'll be more than worth your time. Read Full Review
Several questions remain. Why did the narrators set fire to the inn and distract the occupants? Are they independent agents, or working for someone else? If so, who? Who are the two other narrators and how is it possible that Dora and Matthew know one of them? Read Full Review
Bilquis Evely's art is fantastic. All of the characters look amazing, but the brilliantly designed backgrounds and details visually draw you in. Read Full Review
This is easily the most ambitious of the line and can be a bit confusing at times, but it delivers when the whole picture comes together. Read Full Review
VerdictOf the Sandman Universe titles, The Dreaming is my favourite, as it brings back a lot of the elements I enjoyed from Gaiman's Sandman series, but also manage to move the story forward. The Dreaming serves as a worthy successor to Gaiman's masterpiece. Read Full Review
I'm not dropping the series but I'm feeling very frustrated by both it and myself with the difficulties that come from the lettering work here. I know why it's done and it's always been a part of comics, and especially things from Vertigo, but it's been rare that I've found almost entire books unreadable because of it. There's good stuff in here and some gorgeous artwork so it's definitely worthwhile but those with a bit better eye toward handling the lettering will get more out of it. Read Full Review
Great!
This felt very classic Sandman, very House of Mystery, I liked it a lot.
Great.
This series continues to impress with great storytelling and artwork. A very high standard has been set with this series.
Really good. I just wish the main plot was as interesting as literally any of the diversions this book has taken recently.
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