The Sandman 4: Season of Mists Paperback – Illustrated, January 29, 2019

Great art and storytelling. Characters have such great honesty even among the evil. Fans of Loki will love this. All acalades deserved Mr. Gaiman.

The way Gainman blends different mythologies is truly masterful. I loved the concept of Lucifer peacing out of Hell and taking himself a vacay. It created a lot of story potential and was a much more refreshing idea than a battle between Lucifer and Dream. Loved it!

It's tough to reconcile the Neil Gaiman who writes this beautiful series with the Neil Gaiman who seems likely to face trial for sexual assault. With the irony of Richard Madoc and Calliope freshly in my mind (I'm rereading the series), I noticed Thor's boorish come-ons to Bast. Of course Bast is in the right, but Thor's bad behavior is excused the usual "boys will be boys" attitude. Maybe I'm nit-picking...or perhaps Gaiman's previous pro-woman stance was masking something serious.

This is a singular arc about Sandman's freeing Nada and the results in the multiverse including Lucifer's abandonment of Hell to trap Morpheus in an impossible situation. Gaiman's theological inspiration is Teilhard de Chardin and the tone being set of Keat's reference of the title, Gaiman's metaphysics here are deliberately vague. There is so much to enjoy here: Loki's trickery, demonic games, and Lucifer on the beath. Kelly Jones's artwork here pairs well with McKeen's cover art, although that was missing from the volume I owe, and adds consistency to the art that some of the prior runs did not have.

I’ve already heard the Audible recordings and the comparisons always begin between my imagination and the drawings in the comic books.I love how Neil Gaiman thinks and translating it into paper all these years ago that it is still relatable and relevant.

The book came on time and undamaged and it’s the best in the series so far

I could use this review for any of the volumes. This title is one that has elevated the 'graphic novel' into an art form from a master story teller.

The more i read from Gaiman the more of a fan i become. I really like this guys style. He has a great taste for literature & it shows. The part where Morpheous tells hob goodbye was awesome. That issue was great. Things like that really add to a character. This series is a must read