REVIEW

The Sandman Volume 3: Dream Country

After a fairly involved storyline running through several issues, Gaiman takes a bit of a breather and has a little fun with four short stories

Dream in The Sandman: Dream Country

After a fairly involved storyline running through several issues of The Sandman in The Doll’s House, Gaiman takes a bit of a breather and has a little fun with the four short stories collected in Dream Country. They are all very different, but serve the continued purpose of broadening our understanding of the Sandman’s world.

Death in Neil Gaiman's The Sandman: Dream Country

Though by its very nature, this book isn’t essential reading for an understanding of the series as a whole, it’s one of my favourites, showing as it does how Gaiman’s characters span the full gamut of life – human and otherwise.

If you’re keen to keep the story rolling, you could possibly skip this collection, at least until later. We wouldn’t recommend it, though, because you’d be missing out on four cracking tales that further help navigate Gaiman’s wonderful creation.

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