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A review by sarahbc93_
The Sandman Vol. 8: Worlds' End by Neil Gaiman
5.0
I think this isn’t the norm but I really enjoy the collections where each issue is a different short story that doesn’t have a major impact on the overall story that Dream and the others move through. I like these little self contained worlds and their characters and I never feel like their stories are unnecessary.
Especially when it comes to a collection of stories like these, where Dream is not a central focus but has only touched the stories or their narrators. It makes the characters fit more into the universe as a whole as Gaiman has created a world where everyone can have a moment of connection with the Sandman but not everyone will have much to do with him otherwise.
I think my favourite story of the collection was “Hob’s Leviathan”. I liked seeing Hob again but it was quite sad to realise that the story takes place before Morpheus is captured and held hostage by Roderick Burgess.
Especially when it comes to a collection of stories like these, where Dream is not a central focus but has only touched the stories or their narrators. It makes the characters fit more into the universe as a whole as Gaiman has created a world where everyone can have a moment of connection with the Sandman but not everyone will have much to do with him otherwise.
I think my favourite story of the collection was “Hob’s Leviathan”. I liked seeing Hob again but it was quite sad to realise that the story takes place before Morpheus is captured and held hostage by Roderick Burgess.