Fundamentalist # 5 (illustrated by Max Rugers)

As John Dee takes control of the Dream Ruby, causing chaos throughout the world, a group of Fundamentalists, in New York City, kneel in the streets and beg God to not forsake them during the end of the world.

They felt that the chaos was the result of Armageddon and that they were not taken by the rapture, but were instead left on earth.

This Fundamentalist appears in Sandman # 7, on page 2, in panel 3.

Aurelian Citizen # 27 (illustrated by Xaveria)

Cluracan is sent, by Queen Titania, to Aurelia to prevent an alliance between the numerous Plains.

He recalled Aurelia as being one of the greatest cities of the Plains. It was a city of influence and class. It has magnificent palaces and grand temples. The city has wide streets and fountains surrounded by green parks and beautifully carved marble statues. It was a glorious city to visit.

Unfortunately when Cluracan returns many years later the city is not quite as glorious as he remembered.

This man is standing on the steps of one of the temples, in Cluracan’s recollection of the beauty of the city.

He appears in Sandman # 52, on page 3, in panel 1.

El Dorado (illustrated by Lars Brown)

In Sandman # 14, a host of serial killers descend upon a quiet hotel for a convention for people who take pleasure in killing others.

This convention is eerily similar to other conventions, both professional and fan conventions in the sense that they have panels and discussions regarding a variety of topics relating to death and killing.

El Dorado is one of the serial speaking at one of the panels. He is part of the 3:30pm panel discussing sanity and mental abnormalities in a panel called “There Is No Sanity Clause.” El Dorado is on the panel with Candy Man and Psycho-Killer.

He appears in Sandman # 14 on page 26, in panel 3.

It is not known why or how El Dorado selects and kills his victims, but he certainly appears to be a frightening person.

Reporter # 1 (illustrated by Anna Hybsier)

Kathy, Prez Rickard’s fiancé was killed by a woman obsessed with Ted Grant.

Prez, of course, did not hold any ill will toward Ted Grant.

After his Presidency ended Prez became reclusive and eventually disappeared, after being asked to become the newly elected President’s aid.

Reporters immediately began trying to determine where Prez went and even went as far to question Ted Grant since he had known Prez and likely had connections to help Prez disappear. Ted Grant did not know where Prez went.

This is one of the reporters who tried to get information regarding Prez’s disappearance out of Ted Grant.

This reporter appears in Sandman # 54, on page 17, in panel 4.

Dead Man # 132 (illustrated by Kai Martin)

After the death of his beloved wife, Orpheus travels to the Underworld, hoping to reclaim his lost love.

As he moves further through the Underworld he begins to encounter the dead.

This Dead Man is one of the many that resides in the Underworld and encounters Orpheus when he stands before Lord Hades and Queen Persephone and implores them to return Eurydice to him.

He appears in The Sandman Special # 1, on page 31, in panel 2.

Demon # 183 (illustrated by Hayden Sengua)

This is one of the Demons that appear in Ramadan, inside the Globe Of Sulaiman Ben Daoud, which Haroun al Raschid threatens to shatter if The King of Dreams does not appear before him.
If this globe is broken, nine thousand and nine Ifrits, Djinn and Demons will be released into the world and cause untold chaos.
This demon is one of the many demons imprisoned within the globe.
You can find this Demon in Sandman # 50, on page 17, in panel 4.

The Bottle Imp (illustrated by Lars Brown)

The Bottle Imp is a resident of The Dreaming who lives in the House Of Secrets with Abel.

In Brief Lives, Dream is lamenting the ending of his relationship with Thessaly.

After more than a week of rain, reflecting Dream’s melancholy, parts of The Dreaming begin to flood, particularly the cemetery and the area surrounding the House Of Secrets and Mystery.

Abel makes the best of the situation, but trying to move his furniture away from the rising waters within his house. He made enough sandwiches for two weeks and brought fishing rods for Goldie and The Bottle Imp who are sitting on a shelf above the water.

The Bottle Imp appears in Sandman # 42 on page 6.