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| Title | : | The Sandman: Endless Nights (The Sandman #Collection of stories) |
| Author | : | Neil Gaiman |
| Book Format | : | Paperback |
| Book Edition | : | Deluxe Edition |
| Pages | : | Pages: 160 pages |
| Published | : | September 1st 2004 by Vertigo (first published 2003) |
| Categories | : | Sequential Art. Graphic Novels. Comics. Fantasy. Fiction. Graphic Novels Comics. Horror. Comic Book |
Neil Gaiman
Paperback | Pages: 160 pages Rating: 4.34 | 24300 Users | 770 Reviews
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Endless entertainment!This volumen is a special presenting short stories featuring each member of The Endless.
The general rating is an average sum of the ratings given to each story contained in this comic book.
All stories are written by Neil Gaiman.
A very amusing thing is that while each story is focused in a member of The Endless (the family of Morpheus, the Lord of Dream), you may be able to appreciate how each other member of The Endless causes some level of impact in some way or another, and without a doubt while The Endless are the protagonist of their short stories, you can’t deny the importance of people. Without people, The Endless are nothing, they couldn’t even exist.
DEATH AND VENICE
Rating: **** ( 4 stars )
Illustrator: P. Craig Russell
I missed you… so badly.
In this story, Death is waiting for a door to be open again and getting throught it, a very special door.
A man who has been blessed with watching Death (when it’s not still his time) will be key to this.
An interesting tale about various lives when they encounter a perfect day.
How tempting is to live always in a perfect day?
WHAT I’VE TASTED OF DESIRE
Rating: ***** ( 5 stars )
Illustrator: Milo Manara
Follow your heart.
A woman wants to be loved by someone in the same way that she’d love that someone too.
Ooooh, that’s good that she didn’t want anything hard! Geez!
Desire meets that woman and he/she shows to the woman her inner nature. That helped her to define her path in life.
Is it possible to have anything you want in life?
DREAM THE HEART OF A STAR
Rating: ***** ( 5 stars )
Illustrator: Miguelanxo Prado
Just because a name is used by the young doesn’t make it foolish.
Easily the best story in the bunch.
Morpheus invites his girlfriend, Killalla of the Glow, to a very important parliament where the high powers will discuss and delimitate their own reaches, domains, responsibilities and obligations.
All the Endless are invited, along with many other high powers, like Stars, Faerie, Dimensions.
Organic life is quite at minimum in the universe. Most planets are asleep yet.
Dream and Desire are still close to each other, but you will find out the reason of their distancing.
Delight is still Delight, not yet Delirium.
Destruction is still in his post.
Despair, mmh… Despair is there too.
Destiny and Death will do brief appearances.
You will have a real treat meeting the stars of Rao, Sto-Oa, Sol, etc…
How to refuse such priceless invitation?
FIFTEEN PORTRAITS OF DESPAIR
Rating: ** ( 2 stars )
Illustrator: Barron Storey (with such last name, he shouldn’t be a writer?)
Original design: Dave McKean
Her sigil is the hooked ring.
A very bizarre graphic narrative that I guess its intention is to provoke a sense of despair.
Well, what else could you expect from this Endless member?
DELIRIUM GOING INSIDE
Rating: ** ( 2 stars )
Illustrator: Bill Sienkiewicz
She’s still inside.
A very delirious tale about pain and how to deal with it.
Certainly, you hadn’t expected anything coherent from her, mmh?
DESTRUCTION
Rating: **** ( 4 stars )
Illustrator: Glenn Fabry
Hey. Have you had any experience? With ruins?
I’ve certainly made my share of them.
A female arqueologist is invited to investigate a strange mountain, a mountain that it wasn’t there just a year ago, and where you find impossible things while digging.
Destruction already left his post, but he is still around and he finds to develop an interest on the arqueologist.
How Destruction can resist a woman who makes a living on digging destroyed things?
DESTINY ENDLESS NIGHTS
Rating: **** ( 4 stars )
Illustrator: Frank Quitely
He did not create the path you walk.
A simple but effective tale explaining the role and the burden of the oldest member of The Endless.
How could you resist to take a peek in a book where you could know everything that happened but also everything that will happen about you or anybody else?
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| Original Title: | The Sandman: Endless Nights |
| ISBN: | 140120113X (ISBN13: 9781401201135) |
| Edition Language: | English |
| Series: | The Sandman #Collection of stories |
| Characters: | Dream of the Endless, Destiny of the Endless, Desire of the Endless, Death of the Endless, Despair of the Endless, Delirium of the Endless, Destruction of the Endless |
| Literary Awards: | Bram Stoker Award for Best Illustrated Narrative (2003), Locus Award for Best Art Book (2004), Will Eisner Comic Industry Awards for Best Short Story ("Death"), Best Anthology (2004) |
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Ratings: 4.34 From 24300 Users | 770 ReviewsEvaluation Regarding Books The Sandman: Endless Nights (The Sandman #Collection of stories)
This graphic novel was absolutely breathtaking! I really loved getting to know each of the Endless and their back story, it made me want to dive deep into their world and never come back. Gaiman has truly come up with something just beyond fascinating with this series. The story is just SO interesting and it wraps itself around you until you dont want it to let go! And then the artwork is just BEYOND stunning and brings the graphic novel to a whole other level of awesomeness!Endless Nights is an enjoyable, albeit unnecessary, addendum to The Sandman epic: seven unrelated tales, each one of which featuring one the Endless, the group of seven sisters and brothers which includes the Sandman (AKA Dream, AKA Morpheus) himself. I did not find any of them particularly memorable (I had to pick up the volume again to remember exactly what they were about) but my favorites are the one about Death (which features a singularly decadent party hosted by a degenerate 18th century
Endless entertainment! This volumen is a special presenting short stories featuring each member of The Endless.The general rating is an average sum of the ratings given to each story contained in this comic book.All stories are written by Neil Gaiman.A very amusing thing is that while each story is focused in a member of The Endless (the family of Morpheus, the Lord of Dream), you may be able to appreciate how each other member of The Endless causes some level of impact in some way or another,
Seven siblings that are each more powerful than gods in their own way make for one rather odd and insane family. Who wouldnt want to be part of it? I just love the concept behind it all. In here they all have their own issue to establish exactly what their purposes within the universe are. In a way, they all work together to create much of reality. Without Destiny there could be no dreams or desires. Without dreams there could be no delirium or despair. And without destruction there would be no
I was waiting to buy and read this book since the first time I'd decided to start with Sandman. I must admit that the main reason was the cover artwork. So damn beautiful.Even after the amazing experience with the series, I'm not sure if I'm happy I read it. Don't get me wrong, the stories are amazing. It's just that I had my own theories about the storyline, I was building a structure just like Dream's castle from dreams and fantasies. But now it's over, the farther I got in the story, the less
SANDMAN: ENDLESS NIGHTS collects the following stories--1. Death and Venice. Art by P. Craig Russell 2. What I've Tasted Of Desire. Art by Milo Manara 3. Dream: The Heart Of A Star. Art by Miguelanxo Prado 4. Fifteen Portraits Of Despair. Art by Barron Storey and Dave McKean 5. Delirium: Going Inside. Art by Bill Sienkiewicz 6. Destruction: On the Peninsula. Art by Glen Fabry 7. Destiny: Endless Nights. Art by Frank Quitley. My favourite story of this collection is also probably the scariest
I thought that Sandman was over... how happy am I that there is more? I'm ecstatic! This is absolutely fabulous; I really need more! Death: I really liked this one, but I was slightly confused at first. Desire: For some reason, I have a sense of déjà vu. Was this story already featured somewhere? Because I would swear that I already read this one. Dream: It's fascinating that I almost forgot that before Delirium there was Delight, at first I thought that it was a mistake. Despair: This one
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