| "Season of Mists" | |
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| Sandman | |
| Title: | "Season of Mists" |
| Volume: | 1 |
| Number: | 4 |
| Cover price: | $19.99 |
| Cover date: | July, 1992 |
| Publisher: | DC Comics |
| Credits | |
| Writers: | Neil Gaiman |
| Pencilers: | Mike Dringenberg; Kelley Jones; Matt Wagner |
| Inkers: | Malcolm Jones, III; P. Craig Russell; George Pratt; Dick Giordano |
| Cover artists: | Dave McKean |
| Cover inker: | Dave McKean |
| Cover colorist: | Dave McKean |
| Colorists: | Steve Oliff; Daniel Vozzo |
| Letterers: | Todd Klein |
| Original editors: | Karen Berger; Tom Peyer |
| Editors: | Bob Kahan; Scott Nybakken |
| Navigation | |
| Previous: | Sandman: Dream Country |
| Next: | Sandman: A Game of You |
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Ten thousand years after banishing to Hell a woman who scorned him, Morpheus, the King of Dreams, has decided to free his former lover. But when the Sandman arrives in the realm of eternal damnation, Lucifer, the first fallen angel, notifies him that he is closing down Hell and he wants Morpheus to have the keys. Now in charge of the gates of Hell, the King of Dreams is bombarded with requests for possession of the empty kingdom by Norse gods, homeless demons, Egyptian deities, Faerie ambassadors, the lords of Chaos and Order, and Japanese divinities. Realizing too late that Lucifer's gift was a veiled curse, Morpheus is forced to make a decision that will affect every plane of existence as well as the universal balance of power.
Issues[]
- Sandman Vol 2 21
- Sandman Vol 2 22
- Sandman Vol 2 23
- Sandman Vol 2 24
- Sandman Vol 2 25
- Sandman Vol 2 26
- Sandman Vol 2 27
- Sandman Vol 2 28
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Notes & Trivia[]
- The character of Dream, also known as the Sandman, was created by English writer Neil Gaiman and artists Sam Kieth and Mike Dringenberg. He first appeared in The Sandman, Volume 2 #1 in January, 1989 in a story titled "Sleep of the Just".
- This series is suggested for mature readers.
- This is the last volume in the series to bear the standardized DC Comics logo. All further volumes and printing include the DC Vertigo logo.