
The Sandman, Vol. 2: The Doll's House
Language: English
Format: Hardcover
ISBN 10: 1563892251
ISBN 13: 9781563892257
Publication date:
March 10th, 1999
Publisher: Vertigo
Pages: 232
Genres: Science Fiction, Fantasy
In a world woven from the very fabric of dreams, a mysterious entity known as Dream of the Endless confronts the complexities of existence and desire. With origins that reach back to the dawn of time, Dream possesses the power to shape reality through the dreams he governs. Yet, his realm is not without peril, as the boundaries between dreams and nightmares often blur, leading to dire consequences for dreamers and those who find themselves entangled in his realm.
As Dream seeks to reclaim a wayward object of great significance, he embarks on a journey that reveals the darker aspects of his domain. Alongside a cast of vivid and eccentric characters, including a young girl with a troubled past and a troubling house filled with secret histories, the narrative explores themes of identity, responsibility, and the weight of dreams. Each encounter reveals a layer of depth, inviting readers to ponder the nature of consciousness and the power of imagination.
Amid the surreal landscapes and haunting visuals, the storytelling intertwines elements of horror and fantasy, pushing the boundaries of the genre while remaining deeply relatable. The richly crafted narrative invites readers to confront their own hopes, fears, and existential questions. The tale reflects the intricate dance between the seen and the unseen, the real and the imagined.
In this haunting and thought-provoking saga, the exploration of the dream world becomes a mirror to the complexities of human emotion and the relentless quest for meaning. As Dream navigates through labyrinthine threats and personal revelations, the essence of what it means to dream—and the consequences of those dreams—takes center stage, leading to unforgettable revelations that linger long after the final page is turned.
As Dream seeks to reclaim a wayward object of great significance, he embarks on a journey that reveals the darker aspects of his domain. Alongside a cast of vivid and eccentric characters, including a young girl with a troubled past and a troubling house filled with secret histories, the narrative explores themes of identity, responsibility, and the weight of dreams. Each encounter reveals a layer of depth, inviting readers to ponder the nature of consciousness and the power of imagination.
Amid the surreal landscapes and haunting visuals, the storytelling intertwines elements of horror and fantasy, pushing the boundaries of the genre while remaining deeply relatable. The richly crafted narrative invites readers to confront their own hopes, fears, and existential questions. The tale reflects the intricate dance between the seen and the unseen, the real and the imagined.
In this haunting and thought-provoking saga, the exploration of the dream world becomes a mirror to the complexities of human emotion and the relentless quest for meaning. As Dream navigates through labyrinthine threats and personal revelations, the essence of what it means to dream—and the consequences of those dreams—takes center stage, leading to unforgettable revelations that linger long after the final page is turned.