Sandman

Disambiguations Marvel Comics Sandman, A foe of Spider-Man and the Fantastic Four and former member of the Frightful Four. Sandman, A supervillain featured in the 2007 film Spider-Man 3. Sandman, A supervillain featured in the Ultimate Universe. Sandman, A supervillain featured in the 1967 Spider-Man animated series. Sandman, a supervillain featured in the Spider-Man and His Amazing Friends animated series. Sandman, a supervillain featured in the Spectacular Spider-Man animated series. DC Comics Wesley Dodds, A Golden-Age superhero and member of the Justice Society of America. Garrett Sanford, A Silver-Age superhero who could adventure into the world of dreams. Hector Hall, Also known as the Silver Scarab and Doctor Fate, he briefly assumed the role of the Sandman. Morpheus, the Lord of Dreams featured The Sandman comic book series by Vertigo. Daniel Hall, the son of Hector and Lyta Hall. Successor to Morpheus. Sandy Hawkins, Successor to Wesley Dodds and member of the JSA and the Young All-Stars. Kieran Marshall, Vertigo character featured in Sandman Mystery Theater: Sleep of Reason. Films Sandmen, a law-enforcement agent featured in the 1976 film Logan's Run and it's spin-off television series. Comics Sandman Vol 1, 1974 six-issue superhero comic series by DC Comics. Sandman Vol 2, 1989 ongoing dark fantasy series by Vertigo. Sandman Mystery Theatre, 1993 Vertigo series featuring Wesley Dodds. Miscellaneous Doctor Who: Sandman, A Doctor Who audio drama by Big Finish Productions

The Sandman William Baker, the Sandman. The Sandman is a fictional super-powered villain featured in comic books published by Marvel Comics. His real name is William Baker, but he has also gone by the alias Flint Marko. The character was created by writer Stan Lee and artist Steve Ditko and first appeared in Amazing Spider-Man, Volume 1 #4, cover-dated September, 1963. The character has frequently been shown as an adversary of Spider-Man as well as the Fantastic Four. He was a member of the supervillain team the Frightful Four as well as the Sinister Six. For a brief period, he was reformed and became a member of Silver Sable's Wild Pack. Wesley Dodds Wesley Dodds, the Golden-Age Sandman Wesley Dodds is a fictional comic book superhero, or Mystery Man, and the first of such individuals to utitlize the codename, the Sandman. The character was created by Gardner Fox and Bert Christman and first appeared in New York World's Fair Comics #1, dated April, 1939. Like many Mystery Men characters of that era, Wesley Dodds was a wealthy playboy with a gimmick. He dressed in a 1930s-era suit, wore a brown fedora and a World War I-era gasmask. He was armed with a gas cannister handgun that when fired could render his opponents unconscious. Wesley Dodds was a member of the Justice Society of America (later re-dubbed the Justice Batallion) and the war-time All-Star Squadron.