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A review by breadkin
The Sandman Vol. 11: Endless Nights by Neil Gaiman
4.0
This was a neat conclusion to the main series, and I’m glad I finally finished it. I don’t think it beats The Wake though.
Gonna be honest, Delirium’s part was my least favorite, mainly because it was too confusing for me, which of course was the point, but still.
Destiny, Dream, and Death were probably my favorite parts. Frank Quitely’s work on Destiny was stunning, I want to learn how to paint like him eventually. Miguelanxo Prado’s art for Dream was also beautiful.
Now I think I can say I’ve finished “The Sandman”, but I think the series will stay with me for a while. I’m still planning to read the spin-off comics, the newer ones, and I also want to read other related works. Overall, reading “The Sandman” has been delightful and I’m very happy that I got the entire series at once for Christmas a couple of years ago. I’d say that was one of the best Christmas presents I’ve ever gotten.
Gonna be honest, Delirium’s part was my least favorite, mainly because it was too confusing for me, which of course was the point, but still.
Destiny, Dream, and Death were probably my favorite parts. Frank Quitely’s work on Destiny was stunning, I want to learn how to paint like him eventually. Miguelanxo Prado’s art for Dream was also beautiful.
Now I think I can say I’ve finished “The Sandman”, but I think the series will stay with me for a while. I’m still planning to read the spin-off comics, the newer ones, and I also want to read other related works. Overall, reading “The Sandman” has been delightful and I’m very happy that I got the entire series at once for Christmas a couple of years ago. I’d say that was one of the best Christmas presents I’ve ever gotten.