Sandman #5
☆ Be the first to review + Add to your collection — Join freeDave McKean's haunting cover for this 1989 DC series installment presents a ghostly, layered face emerging through a grid of circuitry and wiring, its features half-consumed by embedded electronic components while heavy chains frame the composition on either side. The imagery captures something deeply unsettling — a consciousness entangled with technology, perfectly in keeping with a series subtitled "Master of Dreams." With Neil Gaiman writing and Sam Kieth on interior art, Sandman #5 continues to build what was already shaping up to be one of the most distinctive titles of its era.
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Reprinted in Sandman Especial #1 (1991), Universo DC #26 (1991), Universo DC #27 (1991), The Sandman: Preludes and Nocturnes #[1] (1991), Inferno #5/1991 (1991), The Sandman: Preludes & Nocturnes #[1] (1991), Magnum presenterer #4/1995 (1995), The Sandman: Preludes & Nocturnes #[1] (1995), Essential Vertigo: The Sandman #5 (1996), Dust Covers: The Collected Sandman Covers #[nn] (1997), Dust Covers: The Collected Sandman Covers #[nn] (1998), Dust Covers: The Collected Sandman Covers #[nn] (1998), Sandman Preludier & nocturner #[nn] (1998), The Sandman [Sandman Library Edition] #1 (1999), Colección Vertigo #93 (1999), Sandman: Preludi e Notturni #[nn] (2000), Sandman: Preludi e Notturni #[nn] (2000), Sandman - Prelúdios e Noturnos #[nn] (2001), Sandman #[2] (2002), Sandman - Capas na Areia #[nn] (2005), Sandman #1 (2005), The Sandman #3 (2006), The Absolute Sandman #1 (2006), Sandman: Edição Especial de 30 anos #1 (2009) + 15 more
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