Now that the questions answered and the threat revealed, now Dora and the others have to stop it. The exposition is now out of the way and the action can begin. I can hardly wait to see how Spurrier resolves his epic story. Read Full Review

There's probably a bit too much monologuing in the voice of a rather insufferable tech executive, but Dora's storyarc has been one of the most compelling parts of this series and it's great to see an issue spotlighting her again. Spurrier is moving on after only a few issues, making way for G. Willow Wilson, but he's clearly setting up a lot that she'll be able to continue to build on. Read Full Review

This series continues inspire. You'll linger on its ideas and if you're lucky enough, get to talk about them with others. The Dreaming continues to be one of the richest, most thought-provoking series on the shelf. Read Full Review

I've had a very uneven relationship with this book as it has had a lot of interesting ideas but hasn't always gotten them to come across in an engaging way. This issue is a big info dump and it explains a lot of what's been going on for a while now and how some of the characters fit into it. Spurrier sets us on a path that could definitely go in some interesting directions if it's going to be explored or if we end up reverting to something more traditional. This issue definitely warranted shaking things up a bit in the art department and putting it with Marguerite Sauvage means we got something that just looks fantastic and connected well so that we had that outside look it needed. I'm really curious to see where things go from here as that's the deciding factor on whether to stick around or not. Read Full Review

It's a sign of success that a story remains as engaging after a mystery has been solved as it was before, and The Dreaming succeeds at that. Read Full Review

With a reveal that doesnt feel cheap, The Dreaming #16 was a highlight of the series for me. There has been a lot of moving pieces and so far none of them have felt unnecessary. Well-written and beautifully illustrated, this issue feels fresh while still feeling connected to the original series. Pick up a copy at your local comic book store or wherever you get your comic books. Read Full Review

An intriguing issue laden with plot bombshells and clever twists, if not still marred slightly by its delivery and lack of Bilquis Evely's art. Read Full Review

This is really the sort of writing you want to see in a Sandman adjacent story. Its layered, subtle and complex, giving enough information to hook you in but leave you wanting more. Read Full Review

Spurrier would be missed on this title. G. Willow has big shoes to fill.

Storytelling done right. It was already great to see why Dora is the way she is but also the reveal of who Wan is and what the plans are was even better! Magic mixed with tech and wrapped in a conspiracy.

I mean, this was good, but I have a real problem with the thesis here.

Another brilliant issue, with some really subtle bits. (At no point does the tech genius say that 9/11 led him to do his great project, but the timestamp makes it clear that Spurrier wants to mention it without being a bludgeon.) Only way it could have been better is for Evely to have done the art.