The Sandman Omnibus Volume 3

Perfect collection and my prized possession. My precious. This book is so epic that I can't even explain it.

The book came well packaged and there were no marks or tears. The plot is just as amazing and finally completed the set

I was delighted to see that (I think) all the Sandman-related works that have appeared since the original comics (collected in the first two Sandman Omnibus volumes), with the exception of the ongoing “Sandman Universe” series, had been collected into a third Omnibus volume. Among the standout features of this volume are two versions of “The Dream Hunters,” a seeming Japanese folk tale about a young monk and the female fox-spirit who loved him that Gaiman says he completely made up (but the imitation was good enough to fool lots of people, including some scholars): one with absolutely stunning full-page (sometimes two-page) paintings by Yoshitaka Amano, and one with very nice comic-style illustrations (but with the flavor of traditional Japanese woodcuts) by P. Craig Russell; two stories featuring the Sandman’s charming Goth-girl sister, Death, who I suspect that most fans love even more than Dream himself; and lovely Galleries of different artists’ takes on Dream, Death, and (to a lesser extent) the rest of their entertainingly dysfunctional family (Desire, Despair, Delirium, Destruction, and Destiny). Like the first two Omnibus volumes, the book isn’t cheap, but it’s worth every penny if you are (like me) an addict of the series and its characters or if you’re a fan of graphic-novel/comic art or fantasy art in general.

Came in good condition

No está mal pero el canto de las hojas no viene en negro como en los otros dos, y que salga bajo el sello DC y no Vertigo hace que desentone con los otros, aun así el contenido es muy bueno y entretiene