Sandman Vol. 10: The Wake 30th Anniversary Edition (Paperback)

from artistlibrarian

10 volumes in and this was my favorite. The artwork was subtle yet stunning, unexpected for a graphic novel. I'll miss Dream the most, but I grew fond of Delirium and felt full real-tear empathy for Despair. I suppose Death and I will chat another time.

from TurtleKnitta

This final installment of the Sandman series was utterly gorgeous, both in prose and in illustration. The drawings gave a beautiful weight to the words, finishing the story in the perfect manner. It was one of the best volumes of the series.

from GingerbreadMan

And so the saga concludes - and continues. The epilogue of the Sandman series deals with legacy, expectation, loss... but perhaps most of all with forgiveness and mercy. Less a story per se, and more a gentle mediation where we drift between snippets of conversation at Morpheus' wake and follow t...

from deslni01

Gaiman concludes the series with an amazing blend of writing and artwork. After the events of The Kindly Ones, the reader is brought on a sorrow-filled journey of picking up the pieces. Almost every reader will identify immediately with Mathew, and his thoughts and feelings about Dream and the cu...

from DarthDeverell

The final volume of The Sandman (not counting the self-contained, limited stories), in which Neil Gaiman and his readers say goodbye to Morpheus, the Lord of the Dreaming. The first part of the story resolves the events from the previous volume, The Kindly Ones, after which Gaiman presents three ...