The Sandman #3
☆ Be the first to review + Add to your collection — Join freeJack Kirby and Mike Royer's cover for this July 1975 DC issue pulls you straight into the dream realm, showing the red-and-yellow costumed Sandman swooping down on a cloud of mystical mist above a sleeping young woman — while a menacing, shaggy beast wearing a strange metallic headpiece lurks in the shadows nearby. The tagline "Master of Nightmares!" says it all: this is a hero who operates in the strange territory between sleep and danger. Michael Fleisher's story, "The Brain That Blacked-Out the Bronx!," promises the kind of weird, imaginative adventure that made this short-lived series a genuinely distinctive corner of the mid-'70s DC universe.
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A tyrannical European Count drinks poison when a mob of villagers overrun his castle. His faithful zombie gorillas transport his corpse to America, where his still-conscious brain is transplanted into a vat of chemicals. From there his evil plans must be stopped by the Sandman and his crew.
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