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The Sandman #10

Sep 2019 · DC · 19.99 USD; 25.99 CAD
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“Chapter One: Which Occurs in the Wake of What Has Gone Before”
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This 30th Anniversary Edition collects the final story arc of Neil Gaiman's seminal series, The Sandman. The Wake brings the epic narrative of Dream of the Endless to a poignant conclusion, exploring the aftermath of his passing and the gathering of his siblings for his funeral. This volume includes issues #70-75 of the original series, along with the one-shot The Sandman: The Dream Hunters #1-4 and bonus material celebrating the series' legacy.

In "Chapter One: Which Occurs in the Wake of What Has Gone Before," Neil Gaiman and Michael Zulli craft a haunting, introspective journey as Robert Gadling—immortal yet burdened by centuries of memory—finds himself at a Renaissance Fair, his past echoing through every moment. Amid the pageantry, he encounters Death, yet chooses to keep walking the long road of life, even as the weight of eternity presses down. The issue's moody atmosphere is perfectly captured in Dave McKean’s haunting cover art, a visual echo of the story’s quiet, melancholic power.

writer Neil Gaiman · artist Michael Zulli · colorist Daniel Vozzo · colorist Digital Chameleon · letterer Todd Klein · cover Dave McKean

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colorist Daniel Vozzo
letterer Todd Klein
cover pencils, inks Dave McKean

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Robert Gadling, given immortality by Morpheus, is brought to a Renaissance Fair by his girlfriend. Depressed by his memories of the time, he encounters Death but decides to keep living.

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