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Sandman: The Dream Hunters - Neil Gaiman
Sandman: The Dream Hunters
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Format: hardcover
ISBN: 9781401224240 (1401224245)
Publisher: DC Comics
Pages no: 144
Edition language: English
Category:
Fantasy
Series: The Sandman
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Momster Bookworm
Momster Bookworm rated it
0.0 The Sandman: The Dream Hunters
I picked this one up on impulse at the library, not knowing it was part of the 'Sandman' series. It reads much like the Chinese / Asian fables which I used to read when I was younger -- replete with magic, mysticism and fantasy. It's an illustrated work, though not a graphic novel, per se. The tone ...
shell pebble
shell pebble rated it
4.0 Poetic injustice
Firstly, this is a very beautiful book thanks to Yoshitaka Amano's extraordinary paintings and the careful overall design. The telling is elegant.Secondly, the story is problematic for me. The onmyoji who is seduced by the vengeful lover slaughters his entire household; he is not the only one who su...
For Culture's Sake
For Culture's Sake rated it
5.0 The Sandman, The Dream Hunters
Neil Gaiman and Yoshitaka Amano? One of my favourite authors together! Sandman and Asian folklore? All the more reasons for me to asked this as a present for Christmas, many years ago.It's appealing also to people that usually aren't in such stuff, thanks to Gaiman's writing, I think. Yoshitaka Aman...
Jema reads
Jema reads rated it
It would be unfair to finish this one in one sitting even if it is rather short. Better to read before you go to bed and let this fairy-tale and these images form the portal into your own dreams.This is a story of a Buddhist monk and a fox and the dream they dream together. Parts of it reminded me o...
Randolph "Dilda" Carter
Randolph "Dilda" Carter rated it
4.0 Sandman The Dream Hunters SC
This is more of an illustrated story than a graphic novel. Amano's artwork and the Japanese aesthetic rein in Gaiman's excessive tendency to throw in the kitchen sink, in this telling, retelling actually, of the story of the fox and the monk. The story is wonderful and the artwork even more so. ...
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