Overall, I believe that Sandman is one of the best comic series I've ever read and I'd recommend it to everyone. I'm actually glad I waited so long to read it, because this massive, multi-layered story of the seemingly-whimsical king of dreams packs a wallop that, I think, only a grown person can properly appreciate. Another thing I love in the writing of the series is the way it tackles themes like family, religion, depression and creativity.

Nothing I can say will do justice to how I feel, but I am already wondering how long before I can go right back to the beginning and start it all over again. In addition to his comics work, Chris has provided artwork for publications such as MAD Magazine, The Hollywood Reporter, and Playstation Magazine, and for companies such as Activision, EA Games and Def Jam Records. To quote Death of the Endless, "if you didn't have any bad times, how would you know what the good times are? The sender goes on to describe his experience with the contents of the package, in a classic Sandman yarn of the mortal world brushing against the ominous realm beyond. Neil Gaiman is theNew York Timesbestselling author of the Newbery Medal-winningThe Graveyard BookandCoraline, the basis for the hit movie.Some people stay away from this series due to the style of the artwork, or start reading it and get bored very soon, due to the slow pacing.

Due to the negative feedback of others, I was expecting the box to be flimsy cardboard, but it is actually quite sturdy. Fortunately for fans, it comes with a new “piece of epistolary fiction” — that is, a short Sandman story in letter form — written by Neil Gaiman himself. Genre bending, mind twisting, beautiful, haunting, emotional, reserved, understated, and so so intriguing. As a big cinephile who loves arthouse cinema, I'm a huge fan of slow pacing, but it's very rare that I find a good slow paced comic.For non-comic readers, it is recommended that you decide on a format/edition and stick with it to avoid confusion as different editions cover varying amounts of content per volume. Limited edition deluxe numbered box set (with magnetic flap) of Metallica (Remastered) includes the album remastered on 180-gram double LP and CD, "Sad But True" picture disc, three live LPs, 14 CDs and six DVDs featuring unreleased content (live shows, rough mixes, demos, etc), MP3 download card of vinyl audio, four tour laminates, lanyard, three lithos, three guitar picks, lyric folder and sheets, and a 120-page hardcover book with never-before-seen photos + stories from those who were there. Netflix hasn’t revealed any further details, so now’s the perfect time to revisit the trippy world of The Dreaming while we wait for Netflix to drop that release date. I did develop a connection to Dream and Delirium and there were some cool moments but not a run I’d be recommending to anyone or coming back to read this again.