After watching the tv series for this book, I knew I had to read it. I am glad I waited until this version of the audiobook came out though because it was wonderful having the actual actors from the tv show do the narration. Michael Sheen and David Tennant were wonderful narrators and I got … More Review: Good Omens by Neil Gaiman and Terry Pratchett
This audiobook contains adaptations from volumes 4-6 of The Sandman comics. This was another enjoyable adaptation of this series. I really enjoyed the comics and the first audiobook so I was very happy to finally get my hands on this volume. The voice actors they chose for each character were wonderful and they really brought … More Review: The Sandman: Act II by Neil Gaiman and Dirk Maggs
The overall rating is the average of the following ratings. Only the End of the World Again by Neil Gaiman – 3 stars – I liked itIt was a great addition to the Innsmouth world. Bulldozer by Laird Barron – DNF. This story wasn’t keeping my interest, Red Goat Black Goat by Nadia Bulkin – 2 … More Review: Lovecraft’s Monsters
I have wanted to read this book since the movie came out years ago but for some reason I kept forgetting about it. Now after owning this book for three years, I have finally read it. This was a fascinating story about young Coraline and her adventures with the mysterious door in her house. I … More Review: Coraline by Neil Gaiman
This volume contains seven stories, one for each of the Endless siblings. All are illustrated by a different artist as well. So this volume was just okay in my opinion. I didn’t love most of the art styles featured in this one. I didn’t like the art styles for the stories, Dream, Despair, or Delirium. … More Review: The Sandman Vol. 11: Endless Nights by Neil Gaiman
Morpheus made the ultimate decision between life and death in the following volume. Now his family, friends, rivals, and everyone else who knew him gather in the dreams to pay their respects and mourn his loss. This was a very somber volume. It is the conclusion to Morpheus’s story we see how the Endless deal … More Review: The Sandman Vol. 10: The Wake by Neil Gaiman
Dream and Delirium take a journey to find their missing brother, Destruction. Along the way they meet Despair, Destiny, Orpheus, and a few other interesting characters. This one was interesting because we finally are learning more about Delirium and the other siblings. We actually get to see Delirium, Despair, and Destiny’s worlds. Destruction was an … More Review: The Sandman Vol. 7-9 by Neil Gaiman
In this volume, Morpheus delves into the dreams of Augustus Caesar, Cain and Abel, Marco Polo, Orpheus, and Joshua Norton. This was a very eclectic group of stories. I found the story of Joshua Norton, the first Emperor of the United States, to be interesting. I quite enjoyed the glimpses of Dreams other siblings in … More Review: The Sandman Vol. 6: Fables & Reflections by Neil Gaiman
In an apartment house there live a drag queen, a lesbian couple, a severed head, and a confused heroine who is being attacked by the deadly cuckoo. Barbie, now finds herself a princess in a vivid dream world, but it’s not all peaceful. This is my least favorite volume so far. I didn’t really enjoy … More Review: The Sandman Vol. 5: A Game of You by Neil Gaiman
Ten thousand years ago, Morpheus condemned a woman he loved to Hell. Now his family, The Endless, have convinced him that he did her a disservice. To make it right, he returns to Hell to rescue her but finds Hell has changed since his last visit. This was a fascinating one. Morpheus has to deal … More Review: The Sandman Vol. 4: Season of Mists by Neil Gaiman
This volume consists of short stories featuring various people’s interactions with Morpheus and Death. The stories were quite fascinating because they were all from different centuries. Some were from before his imprisonment and some after. My favorite story was “A Dream of a Thousand Cats.” I loved the alternative history where cats ruled the world. … More Review: The Sandman Vol. 3: Dream Country by Neil Gaiman
During Morpheus’s incarceration, three dreams escaped the Dreaming and are now loose on the world. A woman named Rose Walker is searching for her brother, yet keeps being sucked into weird dreams. Morpheus and Rose’s lives merge and could lead to the destruction of all dreamers and the world. This was weird and fascinating, much … More Review: The Sandman Vol. 2: The Doll’s House by Neil Gaiman
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