Wesley Dodds: The Sandman #[nn]

In "Fog of War," Wesley Dodds grapples with the weight of his legacy as the Sandman when offered a chance to sell his sleep gas formula to the military as a non-lethal weapon. Though the offer is rejected, the moment forces him to confront the moral boundaries of his vigilante role—especially as visions of past allies like Rex Tyler, Starman, and the Spectre flicker through his mind, reminding him of the cost of justice.

In "Smoke & Mirrors," Wesley Dodds returns to a ruined mansion and a stolen cache of dangerous notes, launching a tense investigation into who would weaponize his research—and why. With allies like Stevie and Fog by his side, and a past shadowed by the late Igor Kluge, Wesley must unravel a mystery that blurs the line between memory and deception.

In "The Dark Dream," Wesley Dodds confronts the lingering terror of his own sleep gas, reliving haunting nightmares that blur the line between memory and madness. As he regains his senses, he races to stop the Fog before he unleashes Wesley’s deadly invention, haunted by the unsettling possibility that the villain might be tied to an old friend.

When the Fog launches a surprise assault on Wheeler Vanderlyle, Wesley Dodds is forced to go undercover at a military base to stop Colonel Malcolm Breckinridge from weaponizing his chemical formulas. With Humphries watching from the shadows, Wesley must navigate deception and danger to prevent a catastrophic attack.