Sandman Dc Kids T-Shirts

Characters from "sandman", created by Neil Gaiman

The grumpiest of all dreams of the Dreaming Realm. And yes, smoking eventually kills.

"What power would HELL have if those here imprisoned were NOT able to DREAM of HEAVEN?"

Retro art of DC's golden age hero

"I am the KING of DREAMS. RULER of the nightmare REALMS."

Introducing, SANDMAN

A representation of what a movie poster might have looked like for a Golden Age Sandman picture made in the 1940s. You know, it could have worked.

Dream with her. Fight with her. Die with her. Desire with her. Despair with her. Walk with her. And rave with her.

From my DC girls series.

People think dreams aren't real just because they aren't made of matter, of particles. Dreams are real. But they are made of viewpoints, of images, of memories and puns and lost hopes

Artwork inspired by The Sandman, possibly one of my all time favourite graphic novels. Dream is such an iconic character and Delirium is my art style and how I feel most the time...erratic.

Welcome, MORPHEUS!

the endless

@saqmandesign

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Mashup between the Sandman from the Neil Gaiman's comics, who is dark and scary, and Sandy from “Rise of the Guardians”, an adorable little guy, but yet very powerful.

Death's Sandman t-shirt

Hope you like it!

Any view of things that is not strange is false

the endless

Dream and Constantine at the end of the third issue of The Sandman.

I love comic books, and I think about one of the best and most varied line of comics I've ever read… and that's VERTIGO. The mature reader's line of stories and genre's that helped foster a greater sense of story within the medium of comic books. The person I think of most of all when I think "VERTIGO" is Karen Berger, the original Editor and Chief, who helped bring new talent over, oversaw the initial six ongoing series and helped to spawn countless others (many of which won critical acclaim and awards) over her decades of work at DC Comics.

Wesley Dodds the Golden Age Sandman

Morpheus the sandman staring into the eyes of a raven

Delirium of the Endless from The Sandman by Neil Gaiman.

The lord of dreams himself

Delirium of the Endless, inspired by Neil Gaiman’s Sandman comics.

Variant of Dream in Sandman Overture.

Desire from the Sandman comics

Kiss tha Game Goodbye