Dream Country
Neil Gaiman, Kelley Jones, Charles Vess
Readers rate it 4.2 (485 on Hardcover)
Released Feb 1, 1999 · Dc Comics
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Dream Country parent’s guide: what’s inside
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A note for parents
Dream Country is a sophisticated Sandman collection featuring surreal, literary stories that explore themes of death, loss, and the nature of dreams—often melancholic and philosophically heavy rather than action-driven. While not graphically violent or explicit, the stories contain mature emotional and psychological content, including some dark imagery and references to suicide/self-harm, making it better suited to older teens. The artistic presentation and complex narratives reward readers ready for literary horror and existential themes.
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From the publisher
A collection of stories, comics, and plays that deal with never ending dreams. A collection of stories, comics, and plays that deal with never ending dreams.
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- Comics & Graphic Novels
- dark
- challenging
- Adventurous
- inspiring
- sad
- tense
- emotional
- Fantasy
- Horror comic books, strips
- Literature
- Comics & graphic novels, fantasy
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ISBN 9781563892264 · Dc Comics