I'd like to pretend I'm cool enough to get it, but that would mean I'd eventually have to read more of these. Long story short, she's ugly and wants to die.ĭeath showed up to give her some advice, which was the only bright spot in the whole book. Somehow, Ra (the Sun god) made this woman into Element Gal!.or something. It was honestly too bizarre/boring for me to actually claim I knew what was going on. Next up is some weird team-up between Dream and William Shakespeare.Īfter that, it's the story about some ex-agent of some government sponsored superhero group. There are a few different stories in this one, and I didn't like any of them.įirst one is about a writer who rapes a muse over and over again for inspiration. Sorry, I know a lot of you love this style. The difference is, the artist isn't one of my kids, so I don't feel the need to put this up on my refrigerator. It reminds me of some scratchy shit that one of my kids drew. I can't force myself to do this any longer! I can honestly see why so many of you love it, but. The Shakespeare story was still a time-suck that I'll never get back, and the others will still never go down as favorites, but I'm hanging in there in the hopes that it picks up. Which just goes to say, you should never say never.Īnd while this was still a weak volume, I found it more tolerable than I did the first time around. Over the years quite a few of my friends have urged me to go back and give it a try again. This was the volume that originally ended my Sandman journey 8 ish years ago.
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