Sandman #51
☆ Be the first to review + Add to your collection — Join freeA photorealistic painting by Dave McKean sets an immediately haunting mood for this 1993 Vertigo entry: a half-timbered Tudor-style house perches dramatically on the edge of a sheer cliff, bathed in deep cobalt blue beneath a sliver of crescent moon, the whole scene framed by bare winter branches as though suspended in the night sky. It's a quietly unsettling image — isolated, atmospheric, and perfectly pitched for Neil Gaiman's "Worlds' End, Part 1: A Tale of Two Cities," opening a new multi-part arc with Bryan Talbot and Alec Stevens handling interior art. Sandman at its most atmospheric.
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Reprinted in The Sandman: Worlds' End #[nn] (1995), The Sandman: Worlds' End #[8] (1995), The Sandman: Worlds' End #[8] (1995), Dust Covers: The Collected Sandman Covers #[nn] (1997), Dust Covers: The Collected Sandman Covers #[nn] (1998), Dust Covers: The Collected Sandman Covers #[nn] (1998), Inferno album #5 (1998), The Sandman [Sandman Library Edition] #8 (1999), Sandman #[14] (2006), The Absolute Sandman #3 (2008), The Sandman #5 (2011), The Sandman #8 (2012), The Sandman Omnibus #2 (2014), The Annotated Sandman #3 (2014), The Sandman #8 (2019), Biblioteca Sandman #8 (2021), The Sandman: The Deluxe Edition #4 (2022), The Sandman #3 (2022)
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