An obsessive collection of portraits from the Sandman comic series.
During the meeting, Cluracan had a vision and made a prediction that the dead would rise to collect the debts owed to them by Carnifex Carys XXXV.
The Carnifex was very unhappy with this prediction and threw Cluracan into the dungeon.
This palace guard hammered Cluracan’s shackles into place, preventing him from escaping.
He appears in Sandman # 52, on page 15, in panel 4.
The concert is the first show Foxglove performs. A few years later she will become an international success.
Hazel, who used to work for Sexton’s mother, gets Didi and Sexton into the show for free.
Before the show starts everyone attending is waiting around the stage and talking with friends.
This woman is at the show and is waiting for the show to start.
She appears in Death: The High Cost Of Living # 2, on page 9, in panel 3.
Along the way they stop at a hotel to rest and during their stay the hotel catches on fire. This Fireman is one of the men who worked to extinguish the blaze.
As the fireman is working to rescure people he encounters Dream and tells him to “Move it” and to leave through the fire exit.
Dream asks if they know how the fire started and the fireman tells him that the lady in the room next to his was smoking in bed and fell asleep, causing the fire. This woman was Ruby DeLonge.
This fireman appears in Sandman # 44, on page 23 in panel 1.
He throws the globe, but Morpheus arrives just as the globe is about to hit the ground.
Haroun al Raschid attempts to make a bargain with Morpheus, but he reminds al Raschid that bargains are best done In the soukh, the marketplace.
The marketplace is crowded and full of people, including this man.
Morpheus and Haroun al Raschid go to the marketplace and it is there that the bargain is explained. Haroun al Raschid wants Baghdad to be remembered as a city of splendor and wonders.
This citizen of Baghdad appears in Sandman # 50, on page 25, in panel 3.
The Fox appeared before her rival, as a beautiful woman who immediately captured his heart.
He visited her house and she invited him to dine with her.
He expressed his love and desire for her, but she said that she could not be with him because he has a house and wife and mistress and even if she gave herself to him he may one day leave her to return to his own house. She also said that she also would never be able to trust him if she knew that he commanded Tengu and Oni and had in his possession the scrolls that could change her into a bird if she displeased him.
To win the heart of this woman, the Onmyoji put all of the scrolls and books in a cart and delivered them to the woman and burned his house, along with the other house he owned on the outskirts of a neighborhood of ill repute, where three women lived, who had advised him in magics and fate.
This boy was one of the people on the streets in the poor neighborhood where the hovel was burned to the ground. It is said that the only remains found in that house were those of small children and babies.
This boy appears in the P. Craig Russell version of Dream Hunters in issue # 4, on page 20, in panel 2.
Some of the dead return to visit their living relatives, while others return to the place where they died.
This Ghost Boy returned to St. Hilarion’s School For Boys.
He is in the auditorium when the Headmaster is addressing the returning students.
The Ghost Boy appears in Sandman # 25, page 15, panel 6. He is sitting behind Peter Hinchcliffe.
Mister Gaheris told the story of a man named Robert who loved his city and would often spend his time walking through the city.
This man is one of the people that Robert passed while walking through his city.
He appears in Sandman # 51, on page 10, in panel 6.
