* The Kindly Ones ( collecting The Sandman # 57 – 69 and Vertigo Jam # 1, 1993 – 1995, ISBN 1-56389-204-9 ): In the longest Sandman story, Morpheus becomes the prey of the Furies, avenging spirits who torment those who spill family blood.

In a later story arc of Sandman, The Kindly Ones, Puck politely refuses to ask whether his name is taken from " the letters, the pillars, the leather, the place, or the mode of behavior.

The three supernatural female figures called variously the Ladies, Mother of the Camenae, the Kindly Ones, and a number of other different names in The Sandman comic books by Neil Gaiman, merge the figures of the Fates and the Maiden-Mother-Crone goddess.

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" In addition to his collaboration with Gaiman on the climactic story arc " The Kindly Ones " in The Sandman, he is also known for his critically acclaimed work with Mark Wheatley in the titles Breathtaker and Mars ( original art from The Sandman and Breathtaker are included in an exhibition entitled " LitGraphic: The World of the Graphic Novel ," currently on view at the Fitchburg Art Museum, Fitchburg, Massachusetts ).

Vess contributed eight drawings for a prose-based inset that appeared in Sandman # 62 (" The Kindly Ones: 6 ") and illustrated the final issue of the series, Sandman # 75, a second Shakespeare adaptation (" The Tempest "), both now published by Vertigo.

In The Kindly Ones ( Sandman # 57-69 ) it is revealed that Rose, in her twenties, is living in an apartment beneath Lyta Hall in L. A. She is living off her Grandmother's inheritance and doing some writing about 50's TV shows.

* “ Valóság and Élet ” in Sandman: Book of Dreams ( 1996, edited by Neil Gaiman and Edward E. Kramer )

Gaiman said in 1996, " Could I do another five issues of Sandman?

* The Wake ( collecting The Sandman # 70 – 75, 1995 – 1996, ISBN 1-56389-287-1 ): The conclusion of the series, wrapping up the remaining loose ends in a three-issue " wake " sequence, followed by three self-contained stories.

* The Sandman: Book of Dreams ( 1996 ): An original anthology of prose short stories co-edited with Ed Kramer, featuring the world of The Sandman in some way.

* Sandman ( 1996 )

From 1989 – 1996 McKean produced the covers for Gaiman's celebrated series The Sandman, all its collected editions, and many of its spin-offs.

The Sandman: Book of Dreams ( 1996 ), edited by Ed Kramer and Neil Gaiman, is an anthology of short stories based on The Sandman comic book series.

While his appearance can vary based on who is viewing him ( for example, William Shakespeare saw a turnip-headed version of Merv in Sandman # 75 ( March 1996 )), Merv is generally portrayed as having a pumpkin for a head.

In the 1990s, despite being a freelancer, Klein worked for long periods on a number of comics titles, including the entire runs of Suicide Squad ( 1987 – 1992 ), Sandman ( 1989 – 1996 ), The Spectre ( 1992 – 1998 ), The Dreaming ( 1996 – 2001 ), and The Invisibles ( 1997 – 2000 ) for DC / Vertigo ; and Deathblow ( 1994 – 1996 ) for Image Comics ).

* Sandman ( DC / Vertigo ): 1989 – 1996 —

She presented the Morning Show in 1996 and 1997 and Breakfast with Mikey Robins and the Sandman in 1998 before becoming the producer of Merrick and Rosso's drivetime radio show on Triple J during 1999 and 2000.

* Will Eisner Comics Industry Award: Best Penciler / Inker, 1996 for The Book of Ballads and Sagas and Sandman # 75.

* middle of 1996, during KFMF membership: name temporarily changed to " Sandman "

It was only released in Japan through the Japanese recording label Victor Entertainment and has the same cover art as the forthcoming " Mr. Sandman " single ( 1996 ).

Malcolm Jones III ( 1959 – 1996 ) was an American comic book artist best known as an inker on The Sandman, where he added his illustrative line and textures to the work of pencillers such as Mike Dringenberg, Kelley Jones, and Colleen Doran.

In 1996, after the phenomenal success of The Sandman, DC sought to repackage Gaiman's earlier uncollected work for the company's Vertigo imprint in a book called Neil Gaiman's Midnight Days.

The Crucifixion-The infamous October 26, 1996 " crucifixion " of Sandman ( by Raven ) is discussed.

* Eve ( DC Comics ), in the Sandman comic book series

* Morpheus ( DC comics ), a moniker for Dream, a fictional god of dreams in the comic book The Sandman

* The Sandman ( wrestler ), Jim Fullington, professional wrestler

* Sandman ( Marvel Comics ), a comic book super villain who can transform his body into sand

* The Sandman ( Vertigo ), a comic book written by Neil Gaiman

* Sandman ( DC Comics ), the name of many superhero characters published by DC Comics

** Sandman ( Wesley Dodds ), a comic book superhero first appearing in the 1930s

** Sandman ( Sandy Hawkins ), former sidekick of Wesley Dodds and current Sandman

* Sandman ( magazine ), a music magazine

* The Sandman ( book ), a children's book by Ralph Fletcher

* The Sandman ( novel ), a novel by Miles Gibson

* The Sandman ( 1991 film ), a short horror stop-motion animation film

* The Sandman ( 2000 film ), a 2000 short film by the Brothers Quay

* Sandman ( 1993 film ), an indie horror movie directed by Eric Woster and co-written by Frank Rhodes

* The Sandman ( Doctor Who audio ) ( 2002 ), a 2002 audio drama

* Sandman ( album ), a 1976 album by Harry Nilsson

Fox had worked on the Hawkman, Flash and Sandman features in All-Star for its first two issues ( Summer and Autumn, 1940 ), but from issue # 3 ( Winter ), he assumed full writing duties for the issue, with all features ( by different artists ) working within the framing device wherein the characters were described as part of a " Justice Society ".

Each character-Fate, Sandman, Flash and Hawkman were joined by Dr. Mid-Nite, Hour-Man, the Spectre, the Atom and Green Lantern-was introduced individually ( by Johnny Thunder ), and related a solo adventure, before being charged at the title's end with remaining a loose team by the Director of the FBI.

The little Sandman ended the story sprinkling some sleepy magic sand over the children ( puppets ), causing the usual dry eyes feeling observed in the rubbing of their eyes.

* Popular music including " Mr. Sandman " popularized by the Chordettes, " The Japanese Sandman " ( 1920 ) by Raymond B. Egan and Richard A. Whiting, " Sandman " by America ( band ), " In Dreams " by Roy Orbison, " Enter Sandman " by Metallica, and " Mr. Sandman " from the album Tical by Method Man.