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The Sandman: The Doll's House - Neil Gaiman

 

Description: ISBN 1852862920 / Author: Neil Gaiman / Genre: Horror / Kai'ckul (the Sandman) tries to keep order in his kingdom of sleep against the ... more
The Sandman: The Doll's House - Neil Gaiman ... forces of darkness and nightmares. This collection contains the full seven-part Doll's House storyline.

Newest Review: ... Dream is largely treated in an entirely reverse manner for the main ‘Doll’s House’ story, flying ethereal and omnipotent ... more

 ... through his own realm of the Dreaming and cackling down to his foes, and elsewhere dealing coldly with administrative tasks, such as a thorough census and the emerging threat of a ‘vortex.’ The contrast is doubtless completely intentional, demonstrating the conflict between the hero’s necessarily detached professional side and the emotional side he’s learned from interacting with humanity through the millennia, and sampling its ‘The Cure’ albums. Dream's dissatisfaction with his outcast status, presumably...more

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Format: paperback, Publisher: Titan Books Ltd, ISBN: 1852862920
Pages: 232, Paperback, Titan Books Ltd - Books/Subjects/Horror/Au ...
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Crowned Review The Sandman: The Doll's House - Neil Gaiman: There Is No Sanity Clause (2048 words)
by Frankingsteins - written on 05.09.07 (Very useful, 121 readings)
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The second collection of Neil Gaiman’s ‘The Sandman,’ originally the first to be released, is once again dominated by a large and intricate plot spread over a number of issues, with a couple of issues taking time out to explore other areas. With the general introductions now out of the way, ‘The Doll’s House’ aims to expand the scope of Gaiman’s story, both for its own self-contained uses and for the future of the series, while also developing a slightly obsessive preoccupation with self-reference, tying up loose threads from earlier in the continuity and elsewhere in the extensive DC universe that readers likely were never aware were dangling in the first place, ...

 

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