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Preludes and Nocturnes (The Sandman, Vol. 1)
The Short Version: Dream, the spiritual embodiment of, well, dreams, is captured and locked away on Earth for seventy years. When he is freed, he must reclaim the sources of his power in order to...
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Dream Country (The Sandman, Vol. 3)
The Short Version: Four short stories, essentially – all tangentially involving Morpheus and The Endless. Stories about writing and creation, about the faces we put on to face the world and synthesize...
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Season of Mists (The Sandman, Vol. 4)
The Short Version: Lucifer abdicates his throne in Hell and closes up shop, giving the keys to Morpheus – who is then beset by emissaries from just about every pantheon (except the Greeks), asking to...
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A Game of You (The Sandman, Vol. 5)
The Short Version: Barbie, who we last saw waking up from an uncomfortable night’s dreaming next to Ken, has ended up in New York and hasn’t dreamed for two years. But her dreams are about to come...
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Fables and Reflections (The Sandman, Vol. 6)
The Short Version: Another collection of tales from the universe of The Sandman – this time, showing how Dream and the rest of The Endless have impacted the history of this modern world, from kings...
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Brief Lives (The Sandman, Vol. 7)
The Short Version: Delirium of The Endless decides to seek out her lost brother, Destruction. After Desire and Despair turn her down, she seeks out the help of her older brother Dream – and they...
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The Kindly Ones (The Sandman, Vol. 9)
The Short Version: Morpheus, also known as Dream, must face the endgame of things set in motion many, many moons ago. As dark powers conspire against him and his realm, he must make his final...
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The Wake (The Sandman, Vol. 10)
The Short Version: Morpheus is dead. Long live Dream. Friends, foes, and other dreamers and myths and figures attend his funeral – and we are given an epilogue to an epilogue that, whether subtly or...
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