In the forty-seventh issue of The Sandman, Destruction is found. Intrigued? Then it’s time for Mark to read The Sandman.
In the forty-sixth issue of The Sandman, HOLY CRAP, DREAM. Intrigued? Then it’s time for Mark to read The Sandman.
In the forty-fifth issue of The Sandman, HOLY FUCKING SHIT. Intrigued? Then it’s time for Mark to read The Sandman.
In the forty-forth issue of The Sandman, OH FUCK. OH FUCK, I THINK I GET IT. Intrigued? Then it’s time for Mark to read The Sandman.
In the forty-third issue of The Sandman, Dream and Delirium organize travel on Earth, and this is not going to end well, is it? If you’re intrigued by that, then it’s time for Mark to read The Sandman.
In the forty-second issue of The Sandman, Delirium visits Dream, who is grieving over a girlfriend walking out on him, and tries to convince him to find their lost brother. Intrigued? Then it’s time for Mark to read The Sandman.
In the forty-first issue of The Sandman, Delirium sets out to find her lost brother. Intrigued? Then it’s time for Mark to read The Sandman.
So, last week’s Sandman mess-up was actually really fun? I thought it might be fun to host another free-for-all Q&A with yours truly.
I’ll refresh this post all day and answer any question (that isn’t creepy or rude) you have about me, Mark Does Stuff, or random shit. Got any burning questions? Did you miss out on last week’s party? LET’S DO IT.
(I don’t know that I’ll hold these weekly, but I want to do them often. They’re so much fun!)
GO GO GO GO.
So, I didn’t do too bad? Right? Sort of? Why are you sitting there and judging me? Let’s go over what I did (and didn’t) get right from volume 6.
In the fiftieth issue of The Sandman, Harun al-Rashid conjures Dream in a moment of panic when he worries that his great city will be forgotten by time. Intrigued? Then it’s time for Mark to read The Sandman.
