The Sandman (comic series)

"The Sandman" is a critically acclaimed comic series created by Neil Gaiman that first debuted in 1989. It follows Morpheus, the personification of dreams, who is also known as Dream. After being imprisoned for decades, he escapes and embarks on a journey to reclaim his lost objects of power. The series weaves together various mythologies, historical events, and literary references, exploring themes of dreams, storytelling, and the nature of change. It’s noted for its rich character development and intricate narrative, appealing to both mature readers and those interested in fantasy and horror.