Maledicte (post: 1492062) wrote:Just finished rereading the graphic novel of Sandman: The Dream Hunters illustrated by P. Craig Russell. Beautiful stuff.
Oh don't I know it. I would have been reading that one, but the library didn't have it. I'll take what I can get.Kaori (post: 1492066) wrote:Whereas I happen to own The Sandman: The Dream Hunters, illustrated by Yoshitaka Amano--which is also quite beautiful.
uc pseudonym wrote:Haven't read many of the related materials, or the Lucifer spinoff. Anyone have any thoughts about the quality of those? I approved of Gaiman's contract ending the series, so I'm skeptical of efforts to extend its popularity.
Warrior 4 Jesus wrote:I'd also like to add that the Sandman's quality of art is very inconsistent. Some stories have terrible, poorly-drawn art, others something servicable to good. Only a few of the stories have anything you would call great art.
Warrior 4 Jesus (post: 1492209) wrote:I'd also like to add that the Sandman's quality of art is very inconsistent. Some stories have terrible, poorly-drawn art, others something servicable to good. Only a few of the stories have anything you would call great art.
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bigsleepj (post: 1492287) wrote:...and each rendering of the characters is slightly different from the other, but that only makes it feel more dreamlike.
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