Reviews of Neil Gaiman

The widowed Mrs. Whitaker lives a perfectly ordinary life: tending her garden, having lunch with fr…

When a member of the royal family is brutally murdered, London’s only consulting detective and his …

A collection of stories about each of Dream’s Endless siblings (e.g., Death, Desire). Each story is…

Allegedly based on a classic Japanese folk tale, Neil Gaiman’s story is a joy to read. Even better,…

The most ambitious Sandman volume to date, with Neil Gaiman wrapping up several storylines from pre…

Neil Gaiman brings the story of Morpheus, King of Dreams, to an end following the events of Volume …

My least favorite Sandman volume so far. It possesses some cool ideas and concepts (e.g., the famil…

I was a bit cool on this volume at first, with its disjointed stories told by a group of travelers …

As I was reading A Game of You, I realized that this was the very first Sandman story that I ever r…

This series of short stories is largely disconnected from the larger Sandman mythos; Morpheus appea…

This feels like the first consistently great Sandman volume, where Gaiman’s writing really hits his…

It’s interesting to read this while watching the first season of Netflix’s Sandman series; the adap…

I’m still slowly making my way through Neil Gaiman’s Sandman series. My favorite story is that of H…

This collection of disconnected stories isn’t the greatest Sandman volume that I’ve read, but it do…