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 The Sandman: A Game of You - Neil Gaiman
Newest Review: ... catatonic dream of ‘The Land,’ a lush fantasy world she had visited as an escape since childhood until the events of ‘The ... more  ... Doll’s House’ stole her ability to dream. Although I had a suspicious feeling at the time that all of the seemingly trivial distractions of that earlier story would come back to haunt readers later in the series, I was pleasantly surprised (and a little amused) at the return of Martin Tenbones and his other cuddly animal chums. No longer having to borrow from the extensive DC canon constructed by other writers, Gaiman’s own universe is now so vast and densely populated that he can’t help himself from running every single...more |
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The Sandman: A Game of You - Neil Gaiman: Bimbos of the Night (1900 words)
by - written on 26/09/07 (Very useful, 70 readings)
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After the slow and arduous multi-dimensional grandeur of ‘Season of Mists,’ DC’s adult comic series The Sandman returns to Earth once again, and successfully rekindles its former glory. The problems I had with the preceding story were partly down to my personal tastes regarding the series, now approaching its half-way point, but even leaving aside the shift in focus from the complex fantasy realms of the Dreaming, the afterlife and far too many other domains to list back to more localised terrestrial concerns (at least for the most part), it’s clear that writer Neil Gaiman has got back in touch with his juju after what was a most trying eight-issue task of ... Read the complete review
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