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Chris K. UNITED STATES
Member Since August 2008
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Location: SANDMAN, THE (Bachalo, Buckingham, Dillon, Dringenberg, Hempel, Jones, Kieth, McManus, Muth, Russell, Thompson, Vess, Zulli)
Title: McManus, Shawn - Sandman, issue 31, page 23 (Oct 1991)*
Artist:  Shawn McManus (All)
Media Type: Pen and Ink
Art Type: Interior Page
For Sale Status: NFS
Views: 1287
Likes on CAF: 2
Comments: 11
Added to Site: 2/2/2017

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A great page from the ‘Three Septembers and a January’ story from the series of stories that comprise the ‘Fables & Reflections’ arc of The Sandman.

‘Three Septembers and a January’ tells the story of Abraham Norton, the first and last Emperor of America. It’s a story of how our dreams can keep us from despair.

The majority of the stories in ‘Fables & Reflections’ do not directly contribute to the overall Sandman story arc. Rather, they each speak to the title’s overall themes and provide further flesh and color to the characters. This page is a little different as it references the end game that will result in the destruction of Dream – as initiated by his sister, Desire. She does indeed, ‘bring the Kindly Ones down on his blasted head’.


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Member Since: August 2008
Last Login: July 2026
Country: UNITED STATES
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Satya Chetri Member Since 2006
Posted On 2/2/2017

Wonderful, wonderful page.
C . Member Since 2008
Posted On 2/2/2017

I love the art of McManus in this series, congratulations for this wonderful piece.
G. C. Member Since 2006
Posted On 2/2/2017

Great page Ronan !!
Sylvain R Member Since 2014
Posted On 2/2/2017

Really really nice
J L Member Since 2005
Posted On 2/3/2017

Very nice page. I know you don't care if Dream is on the page, but I need to find you a page with Dream. 8 )
Timothy Finney Member Since 2006
Posted On 2/3/2017

I loved the short stories Gaiman wrote as much or more than the long arcs and it is always interesting to look at how these moments, big, small (or seemingly small) all tied together to form the whole. Also, it should be noted that McManus' art on this particular issue was inspired.
Borna B Member Since 2007
Posted On 2/3/2017

Terrific page!
Migs DC Member Since 2006
Posted On 2/3/2017

The beginning of the end. Fantastic page Chris.
Will Tervay Member Since 2005
Posted On 2/4/2017

Great stuff there. Thanks for sharing!
John B Member Since 2004
Posted On 3/23/2017

Great page. Always liked that center panel.
Jonathan H Member Since 2005
Posted On 4/10/2017

Great page!!!!!!!!
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