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Sandman #[nn]

Sep 1984 · Les Humanoïdes Associés · 110 FRF
🌐 French edition · synopsis shown in English
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This French collected edition presents a selection of stories from the early issues of Neil Gaiman's groundbreaking series Sandman, originally published by DC Comics in the late 1980s. It features the debut of Dream, also known as Morpheus, and his journey through the realms of the Endless, blending myth, horror, and fantasy in a way that redefined the comic book medium. Published by Les Humanoïdes Associés, this volume offers a key entry point into the acclaimed series for French-speaking readers.

In "L'aventure de la forêt magique," Jack Kirby’s vivid storytelling and art bring to life a dreamlike mystery where the Sandman, a figure of sleep and silence, becomes an unlikely hero. When Silas Pettigrew is wrongly accused of murder, the Sandman’s presence in the city stirs strange forces—and with a twist of fate and the reluctant help of Pettigrew, justice begins to take shape. Kirby’s dynamic pencils, inked by Joe Simon, lend a surreal edge to this 1984 French edition, making it a standout in the series’ early run.

Contains 10 stories
L'aventure de la forêt magique
10 pp · Superhero
The Sandman [Wesley Dodds]Sandy [Sandy Hawkins]Mr. and Nora TuckerToby TuckerThe Nightshade (villain, introduction, death)Chunky Harris (villain, death)

In "L'aventure de la forêt magique," the Sandman and his young ally Sandy must confront a mysterious new villain whose Magic Forest offers criminals the ultimate escape—perfect crimes, flawless concealment, and a place beyond the law. With the forest’s enchantments blurring reality and danger lurking in every shadow, the duo races to uncover the truth before the city falls to a crime wave no one can stop.

Un drame en rêves
10 pp · Superhero
The Sandman [Wesley Dodds]Sandy [Sandy Hawkins]Mr. BrightMr. StarkActor (villain)Mopey (villain)
L'homme qui connaissait toutes les réponses
10 pp · Superhero
The Sandman [Wesley Dodds]Sandy [Sandy Hawkins]Ed Porter (janitor)The Human Calculator [Professor Hiram Gaunt] (villain, introduction)
Le scélérat de Valhalla
10 pp · Superhero
The Sandman [Wesley Dodds]Sandy [Sandy Hawkins]Police Chief HainesThor [Fairy Tales Fenton] (villain)

In "Le scélérat de Valhalla," a disgraced metallurgy professor turns criminal mastermind, using his own bulletproof lucite suits—crafted to resemble ancient Viking armor—to stage daring heists across the city. After vanishing into the shadows, he dares the police and Sandman to track him down, knowing their only clue lies in the discarded armor left behind.

Rêves de catastrophe
10 pp · Superhero
The Sandman [Wesley Dodds]Sandy [Sandy Hawkins]Monroe AlvinTorchy Grogan (villain)Bugs Baron (villain)Doctor Hoak (villain)

In "Rêves de catastrophe," a wealthy American plagued by terror in the dark seeks help from the Sandman, hoping to silence his relentless nightmares. But as the dreamweaver steps in, his personal psychiatrist begins to question whether the real danger lies not in the dark, but in the mind of the man who fears it.

L'insomniaque
10 pp · Superhero
The Sandman [Wesley Dodds]Sandy [Sandy Hawkins]Nick ParksFelix Black (villain)Blackie (villain)Smokey (villain)
Le cirque du crime
10 pp · Superhero
The Sandman [Wesley Dodds]Sandy [Sandy Hawkins]Stretcho (villain)Presto (villain)Midge (villain)Samson (villain)

In "Le cirque du crime," Sandman and Sandy take on a baffling case as the Mammoth Circus stages a string of peculiar crimes, always vanishing in a getaway vehicle that transforms mid-escape. With no clear motive and a circus full of enigmatic performers, the duo must unravel the mystery before the next act begins.

Je haïssais Sandman !
10 pp · Superhero
The Sandman [Wesley Dodds]Sandy [Sandy Hawkins]Silas PettigrewMickey the Mope (villain)Tennessee Tommy (villain)
Les rêves de grandeur de Gentleman Jack
10 pp · Superhero
Sandman [Wesley Dodds]Sandy [Sandy Hawkins]"Gentleman Jack" Jarvis (villain)Gus (villain)

In "Les rêves de grandeur de Gentleman Jack," newly freed from prison, Gentleman Jack Jarvis clings to a delusion spun from his dreams of the Sandman—vowing to turn the tables, building a gilded cage where he rules and the Sandman serves, all while the dreamer himself is trapped in a cell of his own making.

Manhunter et la vengeance du Busard
10 pp · Superhero
Manhunter [Paul Kirk] (origin, introduction)Mrs. MarstonInspector Donovan (death)the Buzzard and his gang (villains, introduction)

Paul Kirk, haunted by the death of Inspector Donovan, takes up the mantle of Manhunter to track down the ruthless Buzzard and his gang terrorizing Empire City. With a hunter’s instinct and a personal vendetta, he becomes a shadowy figure in the urban jungle—pursuing justice one step ahead of the law.

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Full credits

writer, artist Jack Kirby
inker Joe Simon
cover pencils Jack Kirby
cover inks Joe Simon

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