Man At Boris’ Funeral # 2 (illustrated by Anna Hybsier)

Boris sacrificed himself to save Foxglove, Hazel and Alvie.

Foxglove and Hazel both attended Boris’ funeral and this man was at there mourning the death of a great musician.

He appears in Death: The Time Of Your Life # 3, on page 22, in panel 8.

Handicapped Kid # 2 (illustrated by Lars Brown)

Urania Blackwall lives alone in a dark apartment. She never leaves her house. Her only connection to the outside world is a man names Mulligan who is her contact with The Company.

One day, out of the blue, she received a phone call from an old co-worker, Della Kariakis (formerly Della Porter). Della invites her for lunch at a restaurant called Da Vinci in the mall.

Urania prepares for her lunch date by making a silicate mask that resembled her face prior to her transformation.

When Urania meets Della for lunch, she learns that Della has a secret pregnancy that she cannot share with anyone from the company due to the illicit nature of the relationship with the father, who is a married man with the company.

As they prepare to eat lunch a group of handicapped kids pass by with their teachers. Della comments that she hopes her baby is not a freak like them. When Urania tried to defend the children Della explains that they make her skin crawl.

At this moment Urania’s mask falls off, into her spaghetti and Urania runs out of the restaurant, upset.

This girl is one of the handicapped kids who pass by the restaurant as Urania and Della are eating lunch.

She appears in Sandman # 20, on page 10, in panel 5.

Man # 55 (illustrated by Te’Shawn Dwyer)

In The Sound Of Her Wings, Dream spends the day following his sister, Death, as she fulfills her function throughout the city.

They visit many people, experiencing their last moments of life and in between appointments walk through the streets, seeing the living go about their lives.

This man is one of the people they pass as they walk through the streets.

He appears in Sandman # 8, on page 17, in panel 7.

Faery # 65 (illustrated by Andy Fish)

This Faery is another one of the faeries that attended the first performance of A Midsummer Night’s Dream on June 23rd 1593 in Wilmington, England near The Long Man of Wilmington.

This Faery appears in Sandman # 19, on page 7, panel 3.

Woman # 19 (illustrated by Kai Martin)

Destiny is the focus of one of the stories in Endless Nights and we get a short glimpse of the mysterious character.

Destiny’s book contains all of the history that has ever happened, that is happening and that will happen, for every person and creature with the entire universe.

This woman is one of the many people that appear on the 5th page of this story. She is not necessarily a character, but more of a representation of everyone who appears within the pages of Destiny’s book.

Kai did a great job with this portrait. He did a pretty literal interpretation of this character, not revealing her face, which in context of her appearance in the story is absolutely appropriate.

Foxglove’s Fan # 3 (illustrated by Ron Chan)

Since her appearance in Death: The High Cost of Living, Foxglove has become an international sensation. She is a famous rock star and has released several cds and has appeared on talk shows.

After performing Whole Wide World on David Letterman, she leaves the studio to head to the premier of Day In The Park, which features one of her songs on the soundtrack.

Outside Letterman’s studio a group of Foxglove’s fans wait for her. This is one of her fans.

This woman appears in Death: The Time Of Your Life # 1, on page 24, panel 2.

Magician # 3 (illustrated by Max Rugers)

In 1939, Wesley Dodds visits England while investigating the suicide of his friend Linus Benchley.

His investigation leads him to Fawney Rig, the home of Roderick Burgess.

Dodds, attends a party thrown by Burgess and for the evening’s entertainment several magicians performed, filling the night with illusions and miracles.

This man is one of the magicians that performed at the Burgess party.

He appears in Sandman Midnight Theatre on page 43.