More cast members have been announced for Netflix’s Sandman series, keep reading for Neil Gaiman’s thoughts on the show! The Sandman’s Latest Castings – and the Stories Behind ThemBy Neil Gaiman Every afternoon I get an email telling me that there are “dailies” from The Sandman ready to be watched. It’s the best bit of
Tom Sturridge, Gwendoline Christie, Vivienne Acheampong, Boyd Holbrook, Charles Dance, Asim Chaudhry, and Sanjeev Bhaskar Join Netflix’s THE SANDMAN, Based on the DC Comic Book series from Neil Gaiman Executive Produced by NEIL GAIMAN, ALLAN HEINBERG, and DAVID S. GOYER TOM STURRIDGE is DREAM, Lord of the DreamingGWENDOLINE CHRISTIE is LUCIFER, Ruler of HellVIVIENNE ACHEAMPONG
His hands were red long before yours. Keep reading for a review of The Dreaming #4.
Welcome, Uncle Monday of the Brotherhood of the Teeth, to the otherworldly domain of Mistress Erzulie Fréda Dahomey, our fair and flirtatious deity of love and glamor…. The second book in the new Sandman Universe started this week, full of magic, deities, and dreams, like any good Sandman book should. This one also has voodoo,
You want to hurt. You revel in suffering. You are monsters. That is fine. We simply want you to be our monsters. See below for a review and preview images from the newest book from Vertigo: Savage Things #1. (The book itself has some pretty explicit images of death and dismemberment, but the preview pages I was
A new chapter begins in this month’s Lucifer, but it’s the same plots, betrayal, magic and (thank God) (sorry, Morningstar) the same artist I like so much. See below for a review of Lucifer #14.
If you like your Holiday Specials with less Santas and elves and more death and disembowelment, this would be the book for you. See below for a review of Lucifer #13.
The world is buried under ice and what’s left of humanity struggles to survive. The rich have their artificial suns and the poor tear each other apart for a few minutes of warmth. But hey, it could be worse, right? Of course it could. Click the jump for preview pages and a review of Vertigo’s
I was going to rant for a bit about all the ways that the Lucifer TV series is different from the source material (originally from Neil Gaiman, and then spun off very capably by Mike Carey), but I’ve decided that’s not a very productive discussion. There’s no point to making a carbon copy of the original stories