Sandman Vol 1: Preludes and Nocturnes
Neil Gaiman weaves the story of a man interested in capturing the physical manifestation of Death but who instead captures the King of Dreams.
The chapter ’24 Hours’ is worth the price of the book alone; it stands as one of the most chilling examples of horror in comics and let’s not underestimate Gaiman’s achievement of personifying Death as overly cheery, cute goth girl!
Collecting issues #1-8 (1988-1989).
Universally celebrated as one of comics' most influential creators, Will Eisner broke new ground with nearly every project he undertook Read more
Written by Matthew Rosenberg, We Can Never Go Home is the story of two teenagers, a mixtape, a stolen car, Read more
Violent Cases reveals the often murky nexus between memory and imagination through the narrator's cloudy childhood remembrance of a visit Read more
Good Omens is a six episode series due to hit BBC2 in the UK and Amazon Prime globally on May Read more
This collection begins with an Endless family meeting, wherein Desire taunts Morpheus about his intolerant treatment of a former lover, Read more
Volume 3 collects issues #17 to 20 including the wonderful Shakespearian “A Midsummer Night’s Dream,” which won a World Fantasy Read more
Collecting The Sandman issues #9 to 16, Lord Morpheus tracks down three dreams who escaped to the waking world, while a Read more
NEW SERIES - OVERSIZED FIRST ISSUE! "CUTTING LOOSE," Part One What do you get if you cross a far-right British Read more
The final issue of the Eisner Award-nominated series is a sweep of science fictional beauty and madness. Featuring cameos by Read more
Two teenage boys are in for a tremendous shock when they crash a party where the girls are far more Read more
Brett Summers
Founded Cult Faction in 2014; previously crawled out of the Black Lodge in 1976, only to find himself in the Village.
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