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		SANDMAN: THE KINDLY ONES, THE (tpb, Titan Books Ltd. [British]/DC/Vertigo, 1996): RE The Sandman: The Kindly Ones tpb
		SANDMAN: LE EUMENIDI, THE (tpb, Magic Press Comics [Italian]/DC/Vertigo, 199?): RE The Sandman: The Kindly Ones tpb
		SANDMAN: LE EUMENIDI, THE (hc, Magic Press Comics [Italian]/DC/Vertigo, 199?): RE The Sandman: The Kindly Ones hc
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	Neil Gaiman
		Sandman #69, "The Kindly Ones," DC Comics (Vertigo), 1995
		Sandman #53, "Hob's Leviathan," DC Comics (Vertigo), 1993
		Vertigo Jam #1, "The Castle," DC Comics (Vertigo), 1993
	www.neilgaiman.com /about/cv_comics.asp

	Sandman Statue Products
		DC DIRECT VERTIGO THE SANDMAN DANIEL MINI BUST STATUE
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	Sabine Magazine www.sabine-mag.com
		But Sandman is by no means the only Vertigo comic to have impressive cover art; indeed all of the titles bear cover art that is created by some of the most talented artists working in the comic book industry.
		While the Sandman and Moonshadow series' each employed one artist to create all of its cover art, other Vertigo titles showcase the work of different artists from month to month.
		As you can see by the cover to the left from Sandman #52, his work has gone far beyond making a cover a mere accessory to the contents of a comic book - it is truly a work of art in itself.
	www.sabine-mag.com /archive/ar03007.htm (106 words)

	The Friday Review: Lucifer: Devil in the Gateway
		While Vertigo can be accused of strip-mining the SANDMAN name and legacy, LUCIFER does not suffer from the same sort of mediocrity and blandness that has plagued most SANDMAN offshoots, and its origins should not be held against it.
		Mike Carey's LUCIFER is the latest in a long line of SANDMAN-themed comics from Vertigo.
		Lucifer is not the architect of the suffering seen in these stories.
	www.ninthart.com /display.php?article=84 (879 words)

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	Lucifer (Sandman) - InfoSearchPoint.com
		Since the closure of the Sandman series, the Lucifer Morningstar character has since been continued in a Sandman spin-off series, see Lucifer (Vertigo).
		This incarnation of Lucifer Morningstar ('the devil'), first appeared as a supporting character in Neil Gaiman's seminal comics masterpiece The Sandman.
		In it, he was the ruler of Hell, who decided to quit, partly because he was bored/fed up/etc., and partly to create problems for Dream of the Endless.
	www.infosearchpoint.com /display/Lucifer_(Sandman) (109 words)

	eBay - sandman despair, Comics, Collectibles items on eBay.com
		Vertigo DESPAIR MINI-BUST Neil Gaiman's The Sandman MIB
		Sandman DESPAIR Mini Bust DC VERTIGO / Neil Gaiman
		SANDMAN DESPAIR MINI BUST NEIL GAIMAN DC/VERTIGO death
	search-desc.ebay.com /search/search.dll?query=sandman+despair&...&krd=1 (268 words)

	eBay - vertigo comic ..., Comics, Trading Cards items on eBay.com
		Sandman DC Comics Vertigo Mystery Theatre Death Gaiman
		SANDMAN Neil Gaiman comic DC Vertigo The Wake
		SANDMAN Neil Gaiman comic DC Vertigo Fables Reflections
	search-desc.ebay.com /search/search.dll?query=vertigo+comic+...&krd=1 (530 words)

	RftFP: History of DC/Vertigo
		Along the way, Vertigo has remained firm in their commitment to producing high-quality entertainment for those that are tired of superheros, and wish for something a little.
		In January 1989, Neil Gaiman started writing The Sandman, a series about the Lord of Dreams, which was to prove at times brooding, bedazzling or clever, but always powerful, with a wide variety of art teams, picked to suit each story.
		The existing titles (Swamp Thing, Sandman, Hellblazer, Doom Patrol, Animal Man and Shade:The Changing Man), together with three titles rescued from an attempt to form a Mature Readers line at Disney Comics (!), were placed under the group editorship of Karen Berger, who had been editing the majority of the in-house DC Mature Reader's already.
	www.maths.tcd.ie /local/JUNK/mmm/Vertigo/history.html (516 words)

	eG - Features - Comix Supplement: Comix for Grown Ups
		The art in most issues of Vertigo’s Sandman series, considered to be the most successful “Mature Readers” title in history, was simply wretched.
		Largely based on the success of titles like Neil Gaiman’s Black Orchid and his critically acclaimed Sandman series, DC created the Vertigo imprint as a separate entity from their standard superhero line.
		Where the success of a superhero comic is most often a result of the art, the most successful mature titles rely on strong writing for their sales.
	www.ucalgary.ca /~gauntlet/eg/features/stories/20010405/supp04.html (676 words)

	Sequential Tart: Mike Carey - A Care for the Devil (vol V/iss 9/September 2002)
		Looking back to when you first began on Sandman Presents: The Morningstar Option, could you foresee yourself continuing to write the trials and tribulations of Lucifer Morningstar as long as you have?
		ST: As a spin-off of the popular Sandman, Lucifer came onto the scene in a very shaky way.
		Lucifer's struggle against God is like every child's struggle against their parents to establish themselves as autonomous beings — only Lucifer carries it a lot further than most of us do, as though he wants to annul all debts and all inheritances.
	www.sequentialtart.com /archive/sept02/mcarey2.shtml (5471 words)

	The Dreaming: The Neil Gaiman Page
		Caitlin Kiernan was the regular author for Vertigo's THE DREAMING from 1998 to 2001, was a contributing author to THE SANDMAN: BOOK OF DREAMS, and is the creator of THE GIRL WHO WOULD BE DEATH and BAST: ETERNITY GAME.
		She is principally responsible for the creation of DC's Vertigo line, and for hiring Neil Gaiman to write its flagship title, THE SANDMAN.
		Charles Vess was the artist for both Shakespeare SANDMAN stories (the World Fantasy Award-winning #19 "A Midsummer Night's Dream", and Eisner Award-winning #75 "The Tempest"), and has since collaborated with Neil Gaiman on a variety of other projects, including BOOKS OF MAGIC, BALLADS & SAGAS, and STARDUST.
	www.holycow.com /dreaming (5471 words)

	Heaven, Hell and Comic Books
		From SANDMAN to PREACHER, Christian myth and imagery has been a recurring theme in comics - especially at DC's Vertigo imprint.
		The same is true of the central moment in SANDMAN's 'Season of Mists', when Lucifer has Dream cut off his wings and resigns the rule of Hell.
		LUCIFER author Mike Carey believes this is due to familiarity rather than faith.
	www.ninthart.com /display.php?article=285 (1082 words)

	Amazon.co.uk: Books: Sandman Journal: Dream
		Sandman Journal: Death ; Hardcover ~ Vertigo/DC Comics, Vertigo
		The Sandman Presents: The Furies ; Hardcover ~ Mike Carey, John Bolton (Illustrator)
		The Sandman Presents: The Taller Tales ; Paperback ~ Bill Willingham, et al
	www.amazon.co.uk /exec/obidos/ASIN/0811834719 (1082 words)

	Lucifer: A Dalliance with the Damned - Book 3 by Vertigo, Search Cheap Books, Discount Books, ISBN 1563898926
		Based on characters created and/or reinterpreted by Neil Gaiman's acclaimed "Sandman" comic book series, Lucifer: A Dalliance With The Damned is the third volume and is comprised of issues 14-20 of the Eisner Award nominated "Lucifer" comic book series, offering a graphic and full color tail of demon rivalry and motives at cross purpose.
		a good continuation of the lucifer series; not quite Sandman level but its getting there.
		A fascinating page turner that presents supernatural creatures as all too human, sharing few virtues many vices with their mortal counterparts, Lucifer: A Dalliance With The Damned is a superbly produced and highly recommended graphic novel.
	www.comparebookprices.ca /book_detail/1563898926 (425 words)

	Enter The Golden Age Sandman
		Sandman Mystery Theatre may be a long-gone continuity implant from the early days of Vertigo.
		When the Vertigo line began in 1993, it was decided that a spin-off series of Sandman would appear featuring the adventures of Wesley Dodds.
		The Sandman briefly was popular when comics were new, appearing as a charter member of the Justice Society in 1940 and appearing in the following 29 issues of Adventure Comics in his unusual costume.
	www.onceuponadime.com /hist/sandman.htm (1389 words)

	Enter The Golden Age Sandman
		Sandman Mystery Theatre may be a long-gone continuity implant from the early days of Vertigo.
		When the Vertigo line began in 1993, it was decided that a spin-off series of Sandman would appear featuring the adventures of Wesley Dodds.
		Forgotten, that is, until a new, or rather very old, character called the Sandman began appearing in his own series beginning in 1988.
	www.onceuponadime.com /hist/sandman.htm (1389 words)

	DCDirect Check List
		Sandman "Arabian Nights" Vertigo (Sandman) December 13, 2000
		Sandman "Dream Hunters" Vertigo (Sandman) December 13, 2000
		Golden Age Sandman JSA Wave 2 April 4, 2001
	www.comicbookbin.com /dcdirectchecklist.html (1389 words)

	Vertigo G3 Compare, Review and Buy
		DC Vertigo - Vertigo Preview No.1 (1992) Sandman.
		DC Vertigo - Sandman Special No.1 (1991) - Orpheus.
		DC Vertigo - Y The Last Man No.30.
	www.gemmoiseries.com /pn/21624/dp/vertigo-g3.html (53 words)

	the sandman
		USENET: rec.arts.comics.dc.vertigo is a great resource for those of you who love DC Vertigo, the publishers of the Sandman and other great comics.
		The Wisdom of the Sandman is a reflection of the basic underlying philosophies that run in the Sandman series from the points of view of the different characters found in the Sandman.
		The Sandman Annotations is well designed and structured so that you could view the annotations as compiled by Ralf Hildebrandt, a must for the dedicated Sandman afficionado.
	members.tripod.com /~magicrealms/links.html (544 words)

	Vertigo (comics) - Wikipedia, the free encyclopedia
		Vertigo was founded in the wake of DC's successful "mature" comics of the late 1980s, beginning with Saga of the Swamp Thing and continuing with Watchmen, Hellblazer and The Sandman.
		In an era when almost all of the big names in comics were artists, and most companies were pushing the art over story (such as the well known Image Comics), Vertigo was unique in pushing writers to the forefront.
		In 1993, Berger and DC officially founded the Vertigo line to attract writers who wanted to publish "mature" comics of this sort, without having to worry about offending parents and young children.
	en.wikipedia.org /wiki/Vertigo_(comics) (561 words)

	Neil Gaiman's Sandman Web Ring
		This ring is devoted to the Vertigo comic by Neil Gaiman: Sandman!
		Poetry page and a Sandman page with images and links and information on one of the greatest literary masterpieces of our time.
		Neil Gaiman penned all 75 issues of The Sandman and so very many more projects including the hilarious _Good_Omens_ with Terry Pratchett.
	t.webring.com /hub?ring=morpheus (545 words)

	The Wake: Information about Neil Gaiman's Sandman
		hosts the Sandman Annotations, a collections of notes and comments regarding the series.
		The Wake is a site dedicated to the DC/Vertigo comic book series
	www.dyve.net /sandman (68 words)

	Vertigo (comics) - Wikipedia, the free encyclopedia
		Vertigo was founded in the wake of DC's successful "mature" comics of the late 1980s, beginning with Saga of the Swamp Thing and continuing with Watchmen and The Sandman.
		The Vertigo concept emphasized on the supernatural rather than the super-human and can be seen as the "real" world of the DC Universe.
		DC founded the Vertigo line in 1993 to attract writers who wanted to publish "mature" comics of this sort, without having to worry about offending parents and young children.
	en.wikipedia.org /wiki/Vertigo_(comics) (360 words)

	Enter The Golden Age Sandman
		Sandman Mystery Theatre may be a long-gone continuity implant from the early days of Vertigo.
		The Sandman briefly was popular when comics were new, appearing as a charter member of the Justice Society in 1940 and appearing in the following 29 issues of Adventure Comics in his unusual costume.
		The Sandman was a second-rate character for most of his existence.
	www.onceuponadime.com /hist/sandman.htm (1389 words)

	Who Killed Dream of the Endless?
		Before Sandman and the Vertigo line of comics, she was a mainstay in the DC Universe as the Amazonian daughter of an alternate Earth's Wonder Woman.
		His "reincarnation" as "The Sandman" is just an illusion, the work of two renegade nightmares who escaped the Dreaming and needed a dupe to "protect" their pocket dreamscape.
		Oberon is King of the Fay, a sly, powerful, and ingenuitve race to begin with.
	comic-academic.00server.com /suspects.html (1389 words)

	Gay League - Review: Vertigo Titles
		Where Sandman's older sister Death meets up with the girls in a story dealing with the struggle between love, fame, music, and mortality.
		Sandman tells the tales of The Lord of Dreams and his effect on the lives of those moral and immortal.
		Some of the best of these characters came from the mind of award winning writer Neil Gaiman and creator of the critically acclaimed series THE SANDMAN.
	www.gayleague.com /gay/comics/vertigo.php (1389 words)

	Neil Gaiman and Yoshitaka Amano, The Sandman: The Dream Hunters
		Gaiman's blending of traditional Japanese folklore with the Vertigo universe is all but seamless.
		Neil Gaiman and Yoshitaka Amano, The Sandman: The Dream Hunters
		There is mention of tengu (birdlike demons); oni (demons) help the onmyoji with his evil-doing; the fox must catch a baku (tapir-like eater of dreams) in her quest to save her love; and Morpheus' gryphon gatekeeper has been replaced by an itsumade (giant bird with a lion's head and snake's tail).
	www.greenmanreview.com /sandman_dreamhunters.html (678 words)

	The Gaiman Archive / Literature: Never to Wake: In Continuing Praise of Neil Gaiman's The Sandman
		For, before Sandman there was no Vertigo-imprint at DC Comics.
		The Sandman is, in short, an adult work of literature, and manages all the responsibilities of that lofty designation with aplomb.
		Sandman made good on the promise of comics' depth made by Moore, Miller, and Art Spiegelman's Maus - "Sandman's popularity and success" says Berger, "helped me make an argument for forming a new imprint [] a place for the provocative and personal visions of comics' best talent" (Introduction).
	www.woxberg.net /gaiman/literature/praise.html (1579 words)

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