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Lädt ... Sandman Mystery Theatre, Book Twovon Matt Wagner, Guy Davis (Illustrator), David Hornung (Illustrator), Vince Locke (Illustrator), Steven T. Seagle (Autor)
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NONE CAN ESCAPE THE SANDMAN'S DARK DREAMS The year is 1938, and the world is holding its breath-mesmerized by the onrushing storm that will soon engulf it in fire and steel. In New York City, one man's sleep is filled with tormenting visions of the evils that mankind visits upon itself, compelling him to act. And so, by night, Wesley Dodds lays aside the trappings of his inherited wealth to roam the shadows as the Sandman, armed with a tranquilizing gas gun and driven by an unrelenting sense of justice. Haunted and obsessed, the Sandman moves through a decadent, post-Depression landscape, stalking the predators who hide themselves beneath society's callous indifference to the weak and vulnerable. No one sees him at his work until he chooses to reveal himself-no one, that is, except the woman who is destined to be the light to his darkness. Written by comics legends Matt Wagner and Steven T. Seagle and illustrated by acclaimed artists Guy Davis and Vince Locke, this second volume of the complete SANDMAN MYSTERY THEATRE also includes the never-before-reprinted SANDMAN MYSTERY THEATRE ANNUAL #1, featuring stunning guest artwork from Alex Ross, David Lloyd, John Bolton and more. Keine Bibliotheksbeschreibungen gefunden. |
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I think what I liked best about this volume and the series over all is the relationship between Dian and Wesley. In my opinion it's probably the best couple I've read in comics. The writer makes sure this isn't just a comic book about the Sandman, but Dian owns this story as well. I wouldn't call this comic book a romance, because it's more of a crime noir, but a lot of this comic book is about waiting for Dian and Wesley to be a couple. Relationship goals (just saying haha).
Besides the romance, I still really like the Sandman as a character. Definitely my favorite superhero, if you want to call him that; he's more of a super detective. Still I really like him because he is "weird." I still think DC should use him more or at least someone should make a TV show of this book or a movie. A lot of this book is focused on dialogue and inner dialogue, which I love, but makes this a long read.
I don't know many people who know about Wesley Dodds (aka the Sandman), but check out the first volume. (