: Does Netflix series ‘The Sandman’ make your every comic-loving dream come true? #IndiaNEWS Good fantasy walks the fine line between the grand, the unbelievable, and the real. If it is too complicated

Does Netflix series ‘The Sandman’ make your every comic-loving dream come true? #IndiaNEWS
Good fantasy walks the fine line between the grand, the unbelievable, and the real. If it is too complicated to be imagined or understood, it might not speak to the audience. And if it is a little too approachable, is it fantastical enough? It only took about three decades for The Sandman, based on Neil Gaiman’s 75-volume DC-Vertigo comic books, to arrive on our screens. At the end of the first season, it is safe to say that this is fantasy done right. The 10-episode Netflix series, created by Gaiman, David S Goyer and Allan Heinberg, is receiving love across the board – from ardent, if slightly cautious fans, and from an audience that has not yet visited the world of dreams via the page.The Sandman follows Morpheus, Lord of The Dreaming and one of the Endless seven (along with Death, Desire, Despair, Delight/Delirium, Destiny and Destruction). Morpheus travels through realms and realities, the present and the past. He interacts, spars, becomes friends and more with humans whose heads he fills up with dreams, visions and stories. As the series begins, Dream is captured by wannabe magus Roderick Burgess (Charles Dance) and held in captivity for over a century, stripped of his tools and subsequently his power. In his...Read more

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