Eurydice Bridesmaid (illustrated by Anna Hybsier)

In The Song Of Orpheus, the Endless gather for an unfortunately tragic wedding between Orpheus, the son of Dream and Calliope, and Eurydice.

As Orpheus’ family arrive, Eurydice greets them. She is followed by her bridesmaid.

Eurydice’s bridesmaid appears in The Sandman Special # 1, on pages 4 (in panel 1), on page 5 (in panel 1), and page 6 (in panel 5).

Movie Premier Guest # 14 (illustrated by Te’Shawn Dwyer)

Foxglove attends the A Day In The Park movie premier. She has a song on the soundtrack and is a guest at the premiere.

This man is one of the guests at the movie premiere. He is sitting in far back and to the right.

He appears in Death: The Time Of Your Life # 2, on page 2 in panel 2.

Traveller # 4 (illustrated by Max Rugers)

The Onmyoji was a powerful man in Japan, but he was not a happy man. He feared death.

Throughout his life he did things to help solidify his power and, in turn, his long life. When he was a young man he travelled to China and when he returned to Japan his hair was gray, but he had a vast knowledge of portents and omens.

This Man is one of the travelers on the boat when the Onmyoji travelled to China in his youth.

This Traveller appears in the P. Craig Russell version of Dream Hunters in issue # 2, on page 5, in panel 4.

Dancer # 1 (illustrated by Kai Martin)

As Tiffany and Ishtar arrive at work, a strip club called Suffragette City, they meet up with one of their co-workers, Nancy.

Nancy talk about Babylonian women and how men of ancient civilizations were so terrified of female sexuality they tried to regulate and repress it. When asked about the temples of the Babylonian goddess Astarte, Ishtar says that it’s been rubble for two thousand years. Nancy comments that she feels sorry for the Gods and Goddesses, wondering what happens to them after the temples fall apart. Ishtar jokes that perhaps some of the get jobs as dancers.

This dancer is in the dressing room with Ishtar, Tiffany and Nancy as they talk.

She appears in Sandman # 45, on page 13, in panel 5.

Man # 292 (illustrated by Lars Brown)

In London in June 1920, the news of John Hathaway’s suicide spreads through the city. Young boys are selling newspapers with headlines questioning his mental health and asking questions of the mysteries surrounding his death. The streets are bustling.

This man is in a car that is being driven down the bustling street. He is in the back seat of the car.

He appears in Sandman # 1, on page 14, in panel 1.

Lars did a fantastic job with this portrait. I like that he placed this character in the back seat of a car because it absolutely represents this character in the published comic. I also really like that there are “speed lines” as they drive.

Aurelian Citizen # 33 (illustrated by Xaveria)

When Cluracan is sent to Aurelia to prevent an alliance between the people of the cities of the plains he expected to see a city of wonder and majesty. Instead he found a city of poverty and the citizens destitute.

This Aurelian Citizen is one of the men he sees as he enters the city.

He appears in Sandman # 52, on page 6, in panel 4. He is in the background following behind Cluracan’s horse.

Citizen Of Baghdad # 152 (illustrated by Max Rugers)

Haroun al Raschid, attempting to strike a bargain to preserve the wonders of Baghdad for all eternity, shows Dream the splendors of the city.

As they stand atop a magnificent building he explains to the King Of Dreams that he is the ruler of the city and it is his dream for the city to last forever. Dream agrees, but says that Haroun al Raschid must tell his people in order to make this happen.

This man is one of the citizens of Baghdad walking throughout the streets on the fateful day that Haroun al Raschid agrees to preserve his city for all time in the dreams of humanity.

He appears in Sandman # 50, on page 28, in panel 1.