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A review by bioniclib
The Sandman Vol. 6: Fables & Reflections by Neil Gaiman
4.0
The Sandman Series is as thought-provoking as it is creepy. Not that I'm much surprised, since one of Dream's (aka Morpheus aka Sandman) siblings is Death. This collection features Mr. Gaiman's take on the Orpheus Myth and a great take it is. It also features werewolves, Emperor Augustus, The First Emperor of the United States (with a cameo by Mark Twain in that story), and even a story by our old friends Cane and Abel.
As with most volumes, you can read it without having read any of the others. But I recommend to start at the beginning. If you picked it up, you're most likely anticipating reading about The Sandman. But, while he is indeed in every story, sometimes he only makes a brief appearance. If you've read the others, you'll most assuredly enjoy this one.
As with most volumes, you can read it without having read any of the others. But I recommend to start at the beginning. If you picked it up, you're most likely anticipating reading about The Sandman. But, while he is indeed in every story, sometimes he only makes a brief appearance. If you've read the others, you'll most assuredly enjoy this one.