Summary
A wizard attempting to capture Death to bargain for eternal life traps her younger brother, Dream, instead. Fearful for his safety, the wizard kept him imprisoned in a glass bottle for decades. After his escape, Dream (also known as Morpheus) goes on a quest for his lost objects of power.
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The Sandman Season 1 Shatters Netflix Norms with Physical Media Release
The Sandman Season 1 will be available in Blu-ray and DVD on November 28.
The Best Adaptations of Neil Gaiman Books, Ranked
Popular author Neil Gaiman has had several works adapted into movies and TV shows over the years and these are the best.
The Sandman Creator Neil Gaiman Confirms Season 2 Production Halted Due to SAG Strike
The Sandman has been put to sleep for the time being.
Sandman Season 2 Set Photos Unveil a New Character and Death’s Resurgence
New set photos of Sandman season 2 reveal Pose’s star Indya Moore and the return of Death.
Netflix’s The Sandman Brings Thor, Loki and Other Norse Gods into the Dreaming World
The Sandman series will conjure the Norse gods into the Dreaming World this coming second season.
Sandman Season 2 Set Photos Tease Morpheus' Return and a Mystery Figure in White
Netflix’s dreamy drama Sandman set photos show Morpheus together with a white-cloaked character presumed as Orpheus.
Mason Alexander Park Reveals Start Date for Filming of The Sandman Season 1 Follow-Up
Mason Alexander Park reveals that filming for The Sandman will commence in the summer but will not be referred to as Season 2 until further notice.
Netflix Exec Explains Why Sandman Renewal Took So Long
Neil Gaiman's The Sandman drew in healthy viewership during is first weeks on Netflix, so why did the renewal take so long to come through?
Neil Gaiman Shuts Down Rumors of The Sandman Season 2 Getting Shelved
Some fans have been concerned about Netflix canceling the upcoming second season of The Sandman, but Neil Gaiman says not to worry.
The Sandman: MBTI of Each of the 7 Endless Siblings
Neil Gaiman's The Sandman is full of rich stories and characters. Here is a list of the MBTI of the Endless.
Neil Gaiman Breaks Down the Type of People Who Complained About The Sandman's Diverse Casting
Neil Gaiman listed exactly the type of person who complained about The Sandman's diversity and says they need to go and read the comics.
Neil Gaiman Asks People to Stop Sending Requests to Play Delirium in The Sandman Season 2
The Sandman season 2 has only been given the green light, but Neil Gaiman has been fending off a slew of casting requests for the role of Delirium.
The Sandman Star Jenna Coleman Confirms the Return of Johanna Constantine in Season 2
Johanna Constantine will be back in The Sandman Season 2.
The Sandman Renewed by Netflix for Season 2, Neil Gaiman Confirms
The Sandman fans have been reading conflicting reports about the fate of the Neil Gaiman fantasy series, but season 2 has been officially announced.
Neil Gaiman Says Audiences Taking Time Watching The Sandman Has Delayed Potential Renewal
A renewal of Netflix's The Sandman could have been delayed by people wanting to savor the show, rather than blasting through it in one sitting.
The Sandman’s VFX Supervisor Provides Cautiously Positive Season 2 Update
The Sandman bebuted earlier this year on Netflix, and while a second season has not been green lit, a lot of work has already been done on it.
The Sandman: 6 Reasons Why You Should Watch the Netflix Series
The long-awaited adaptation of The Sandman has been taking the world by storm. Here are six reasons why you should watch the Netflix series.
Lucifer Showrunner Praises The Sandman's Gwendoline Christie
The Sandman brought a new iteration of Lucifer to screen, and the showrunners of Lucifer revealed why they wouldn't have wanted Tom Ellis in the show.
Neil Gaiman Says Michael Jackson Wanted to Be in The Sandman Adaptation
Years before The Sandman premiered on Netflix, late singer Michael Jackson tried to land a role in a previous adaptation that never materialized.
The Boys Showrunner Eric Kripke Talks Failed Attempt at The Sandman Adaptation
Before finding success with The Boys, Eric Kripke previously tried to develop a Sandman series for network television.