Sandman Kindly Ones (New edition) (Paperback)

from xicanti

Lyta Hall calls the Furies - who prefer to be called the Kindly Ones - down upon Dream. While I do feel that the series peaked with Brief Lives, this is still a damned gorgeous book. The art is quite different this time around; it's more stylized, and has almost a cartoonish look to it. The colo...

from kainlane

I have read this book more times than I can remember since I bought it long ago. It is an excellent read. It is very entertaining and engaging, the artwork is excellent (especially the parts when Hypolyta is going insane), and the writing is some of Gaiman's best.

from sammii507

Wow! I loved this volume. Definitely one of the best. It was very sad, but also expected. This series has really, really changed my mind on comics. I used to have no interest in them whatsoever, but this series has really made me rethink that. You CAN have good literature in comics...they're not ...

from DarthDeverell

Neil Gaiman's The Sandman reaches its zenith in The Kindly Ones, in which Morpheus, the Lord of the Dreaming, comes to grips with the events that precipitated the entire series. Gaiman returns to many of the side characters that have populated his world, weaving their stories back into that of Mo...

from iftyzaidi

Another outstanding Sandman graphic novel. Lyta Hall, convinced that the Sandman is behind the abduction and murder of her child loses her mind and unleashes the furies upon the Sandman. In the duration of this story we meet once again many of the minor characters we've met before in the series, ...