Reviews - The Sandman Vol. 11: Endless Nights

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The Sandman Vol. 11: Endless Nights

Neil Gaiman

4.22 AVERAGE

calistareads's review against another edition

3.0

Each of the Endless get a story. This is not the best of Sandman

sweetry's review against another edition

4.0

Awesome, fairly quick read! Love the different comic styles and how the stories tie in together. Would read again!

jmanchester0's review against another edition

4.0

I never really got into Sandman. I mean, Gaiman is a fantastic writer (though it's just been in the last couple years that I read some of his stuff), and even though I've been into comics a long time, Sandman just wasn't something I read. I tried the first couple collected volumes a while back, and didn't think they lived up to the hype, so I just quit.

But I probably should have stuck with it. I just finished Endless Nights, and I really, really liked it. At worst, they were weird and intriguing. (But in a good way.) But, at best, they were fascinating. Chapter 3, Dream: The Heart of a Star was worth the price of the entire book. (Well, I borrowed it from the library, but you know what I mean.)

lannnnnnnnnaaaaaaaaa's review against another edition

5.0

I loved the stories about Dream and his siblings! The Endless are fascinating to me as they are the personifications of their names rather than gods.

nwhyte's review

http://nhw.livejournal.com/171659.html[return][return]A recent coda to the Sandman series, with one short story for each of the seven Endless siblings. A couple of them - Despair and Destiny - really seemed pretty pointless, and I didn't think much of the Dream story either. I enjoyed all the others though; a marvellously sultry tale of Desire, and the Destruction, Delirium and Death stories all left me wishing they had been longer.