The Sandman # 3 - Master of Dreams Part 3: Dream a Little Dream of Me
is a comic book published by Vertigo & released on 3 / / 1989User Rating - 3 votes, 4.3 avg.
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First item on the list, his pouch of sand, Dream goes to London where a man named John Constantine resides, the Furies told him that he was the last one to purchase the pouch. So it is that John first encounters Dream of the Endless, and the two work together to locate the pouch, finding it in the possession of one of John's former lovers. She is but a pale shadow of her former self, withered and dying, and her house is overrun with beasts of the Dreaming, but Dream takes the pouch from her, and puts her into a final, peaceful sleep.
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Constantine
Reviewed by aztek the lost on Sept. 1, 2008. aztek the lost has written 175 reviews. His/her last review was for Chapter 2: The Pretender. 1 out of 1 users recommend his reviews. |
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To me this issue was basically just my first look at the extremely well-known Vertigo character, John Constantine, and having just recently watched the Constantine movie and thinking it was a very poor excuse for a movie and reading this issue I am going to think Hellblazer isn't my thing.
Now, I'm not saying this issue was bad, not at all, in fact I did enjoy it, all the parts with Dream anyways, but like I said to me this issue was all about Constantine and his part in this issue was less than satisfactory.
However, the ending of the issue got interesting, with the nightmares lining the walls, the girl deteriorating though still alive, it was almost horrific and begins to give me a thought that perhaps Dream is a lot darker than I thought...perhaps he is a monster to have created something that could do all this.
But the conclusion than changes that viewpoint once again as he does a favor for Constantine and grants the girl a peaceful death through dreams...so yes, the issue was nice, good story, but like I said before Constantine didn't do it for me.
Now, I'm not saying this issue was bad, not at all, in fact I did enjoy it, all the parts with Dream anyways, but like I said to me this issue was all about Constantine and his part in this issue was less than satisfactory.
However, the ending of the issue got interesting, with the nightmares lining the walls, the girl deteriorating though still alive, it was almost horrific and begins to give me a thought that perhaps Dream is a lot darker than I thought...perhaps he is a monster to have created something that could do all this.
But the conclusion than changes that viewpoint once again as he does a favor for Constantine and grants the girl a peaceful death through dreams...so yes, the issue was nice, good story, but like I said before Constantine didn't do it for me.
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| Date Added: | June 6, 2008 |
