Another in Neil Gaiman's series of award-winning graphic novels. It blends modern myth and dark fantasy, into which historical drama, contemporary fiction and legend are interwoven.

Kai'ckul (the Sandman) tries to keep order in his kingdom of sleep against the forces of darkness and nightmares. This collection contains the full seven-part Doll's House storyline.

This collection of stories in comic strip form includes an interpretation of Shakespeare's A Midsummer Night's Dream , alongside Calliope , A Dream of a Thousand Cats and Facade . Also included is the annotated script for Calliope , showing the process behind creating a comic-book.

A journey through the dark and enchanting realm of dreams and nightmares with Sandman. This graphic novel tells of Sandman's attempt to free his lost love from hell, his confrontation with the devil and the consequences of that fateful meeting. This volume introduces the Endless family.

There is nothing more dangerous than a childhood fantasy that has outgrown you. This graphic novel, featuring the character Barbie, from The Doll's House , explores issues of gender, identity and the fine line between fantasy and reality.

Lady Johanna Constantine, spy and adventuress, on the run through the streets of Paris during the bloody days of the French Revolution. Joshua Norton, self-styled Emperor of the United States, a pawn in a game grander than he could imagine. These are just two in a collection of nine short stories.

The story of the search for Sandman's missing brother, Destruction, and the consequences of that endeavour. Sandman and his sister Delirium have to travel through the waking world to find the missing member of the Endless family. Sandman also manages to resolve his relationship with his son.

This collection of tales tells of travellers caught in the vortex of a reality storm . These wayfarers come from throughout time, myth and dreams to converge upon a mysterious inn, there to share stories of the places they have been and things they have seen, beside a flickering fire.

The Corinthian, Lucifer Morningstar, the Three Witches and others - a host of old friends, ancient enemies and unlooked-for betrayers - all come together for a mythic conflagration of nightmare proportions that will affect the future of the Endless and the fate of the Dreaming for all time.

This work concludes the Sandman series. Morpheus is dead. As his family and friends gather to mourn him, a new Lord of the Dreaming begins to rebuild his realm. The volume ends with The Tempest , a flashback to a moment in Morpheus' past, concerning a bargain made with William Shakespeare.

Neil Gaiman's enormously successful Sandman series won millions of fans as well as remarkable critical acclaim, and introduced the Endless - Dream, Destiny, Death, Desire, Delirium, Despair and Destruction - a family of beings representing various aspects of the human experience and psyche. Now, Gaiman returns to the ethereal world he created, presenting new tales of the Endless, illustrated by ..

Set in ancient Japan, this story is a haunting fable of ill-fated love and dream-eating monsters, told in an illustrated text format, and painted by Japanese artist Yoshitaka Amano.

Teenager Sexton Furnival is contemplating suicide when he is befriended by death. Death herself is being hunted by evil forces which prey on her new vulnerability now that she is human. Meanwhile, Mad Hettie threatens to kill Death's suicidal friend if Death won't help her find her heart.

This reference for Neil Gaiman's Sandman series covers each of the ten volumes, with plot summary, character analysis and interviews with the creators. It also contains story details, and lists of relevant CDs, articles, books and websites.

From the pages of The Sandman graphic novels, Morpheus' sister, Death, returns for a second solo outing in a haunting tale of music, mortality, friendship and the power of love. The volume includes a gallery of renderings of Death by such artists as Dave McKean and Bill Sienkiewicz.

When a tired Lucifer closes up Hell, leaving Dream in charge, Death finds the suddenly homeless souls are drawn to her like moths to a flame. What's a girl to do? Her sister Delirium throws a party, and in the ensuing chaos, Death is left to save not just the afterlife but the crockery as well.

Presented in an oversized leather-bound slipcase, this work includes the first twenty issues of Sandman in the popular Absolute format. It is a useful collection for any Sandman fan, or indeed any serious comics fan.

Presents issues twenty-one to forty in an oversized leather-bound slipcase, featuring digitally recoloured artwork as well as Gaiman script extracts.

Collects Sandman issues numbered forty-one to sixty.

The world of Morpheus, Lord of the Dreaming, and his family, The Endless, is captured in this book which collects together all of Dave McKean's cover paintings for the Sandman graphic novels. It also includes a new Sandman story by Gaiman and McKean.