Neil Gaiman

I believe Shivering Jemmy's appearance on Young Justice is the season 4 (season 4 is called Phantoms) Zatanna episodes. These begin with "Odnu" and end with "Kaerb Ym Traeh!" On the podcast, they mentioned Shivering Jemmy being in a Young Justice movie. Were they referring to this arc on the serie

Look, I've dived head first into Sandman since the show came out and am just so thankful to find your podcast! I hadn't really read comics critically before this, but your show and Endless have been my companions as I go through my reread of everything. Season of Mists is my absolute favorite arc

Before I get into this, I thought the aspiring writers on the forum might enjoy Terry Pratchett’s essay about being on book tour “Advice to Booksellers”: https://boingboing.net/2015/03/18/terry-pratchetts-advice-to-b.html I am a HUGE Terry Pratchett fan, so I was glad to see this! Thoughts: It’s

I need more Sandman content it’s soo good, I hope more is to come!

Alrighty, I don’t know where the twitter follow came from, but spot on targeting and timing. I’m so in a place that I need to get a dive into Gaiman’s Sandman. I was wondering if you guys, one of you a researcher as you mentioned, have read the Sandman Annotated Editions? I am a little ashamed to a

Sigh. Y'all weren't taking up enough of my reading & listening time with Wolfe? Needed to snatch some more? I kid, I kid. I saw this forthcoming on your patreon feed (while not being a sufficiently munificent donor to get the early access to it) and am delighted to get to hear it. It's a lot of f

Listening to the the wrap up discussion on season of mists and I noticed you guys were not able to pin down a moment where the devil gets his due (unless he's due pto). I may be wrong but I've always taken that as referring to the moment where Lucifer begrudgingly gives the Creator his due, flippi

I noticed this after listening to the other RPG episodes. I've never played any of the White Wolf games, though my brother was huge into Vampire and Werewolf (including participating in a long-term LARP), so I had some exposure and read Vampire: the Masquerade (probably first edition, since this wo

I'm not a Sandman reader, even though I was a big comic book reader back then. I was mostly into superhero comics at the time and just never jumped in on Sandman or the other Vertigo titles. Thus, I am burdened by complete ignorance, or perhaps freed by it. I just read #20 and listened to the pod

The Lucifer and stuff in hell was always my favorite throughout the series. I even loved the Mike Carry Lucifer series where I think for the first half of the run, he was almost out Gaiman-ing Gaiman. Another great series you two could go through. Swamp Thing first though. I don't think it would be

Fun episode! I thought that, in contrast to the first (where the second half of the issue was quite rushed) it was very balanced and a great discussion throughout. My favorite parts were the antiquity geekery, of course. I knew that the gates of horn & ivory were Greek, but didn't remember where

Glenn mentioned that some of the fairies had masks that made them sort of look like superheroes, which automatically made me think, "What if a fairy decided to come to Earth and be a superhero?" I think that could be a terrific series and now I'm wondering what a fairy's superpowers would be and wha

If you're looking for other faerie stories to cover, a third or so of Johnathan Strange & Mr. Norrell by Susanna Clarke takes place in the Raven King's Faerie Court, as do some of her short stories in The Ladies of Grace Adieu and Other Stories. Strange and Norrell was also a BBC mini-series. Look

Another fun episode. I don't see, however, why Brent claimed it was not a Sandman story. Having Sandman stories in which another character is the protagonist is extremely common in the series. If I recall correctly, there are issues (in A Game of You, I think) where he doesn't appear at all. Sure,

Small thought here as I am listening to the recent podcast on "THE SOUND OF WINGS." The Sandman story in general is about an unchanging character (Dream....literally "endless") who finds that he needs to change. Death being the ultimate change (even signifying change in the tarot from what I under

You're aways away from there, I know, but given how ahead of time you record you may not be as far as I think. So I wanted to flag this little essay I wrote about (one page) of the issue. I'm pretty happy with how it came out. http://stephenfrug.blogspot.com/2007/05/100-great-pages-neil-gaiman-cha