Sandman
"Sandman" é uma série de quadrinhos escrita por Neil Gaiman, ilustrada por diversos artistas e publicada pela DC Comics. A série foi lançada em 1989 e teve sua conclusão em 1996, sendo considerada uma das obras mais influentes e aclamadas dos quadrinhos. A história central de "Sandman" gira em torno do personagem Morpheus, também conhecido como Sonho ou Sandman. Ele é um dos sete Perpétuos, seres imortais que personificam aspectos fundamentais da existência humana. Morpheus é o governante do mundo dos sonhos e controla o reino onírico. Ao longo da série, acompanhamos as aventuras de Morpheus enquanto ele lida com eventos sobrenaturais, encontros com outros Perpétuos e confronta seus próprios demônios internos. A narrativa abrange uma variedade de gêneros, incluindo fantasia sombria, horror e mitologia. Um dos pontos fortes de "Sandman" é a profundidade dos personagens criados por Gaiman. Cada arco da história apresenta diferentes protagonistas e tramas interligadas que exploram temas como amor, morte, destino e redenção. Os diálogos são bem construídos e os personagens são complexos e memoráveis. Além disso, a arte nos quadrinhos varia conforme os artistas envolvidos na produção ao longo das edições. Isso contribui para a diversidade visual da obra sem comprometer a consistência narrativa. Outro destaque de "Sandman" é sua influência na indústria dos quadrinhos. A série ajudou a elevar o status dos quadrinhos como uma forma de literatura séria e inspirou muitos escritores e artistas subsequentes. A abordagem madura e sofisticada de Gaiman para contar histórias conquistou um público diversificado, incluindo leitores que não eram tradicionalmente fãs de quadrinhos. Em resumo, "Sandman" é uma série de quadrinhos aclamada, com uma história complexa e envolvente, personagens cativantes e arte visual impressionante. Se você está interessado em mergulhar em um mundo onírico cheio de mistério e imaginação, essa é uma leitura imperdível.
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Nothing is so simple in waking life and it would be no different in Dreaming. Morpheus is surprised by a simple and simultaneously bold request from his subjects, and is forced to reflect on how much his Perpetual heart has—or hasn't—changed.
All are gone... The Gods who once walked among humans... Now those that remain hide without strength... Now the world is unprotected... < br /> But John refuses to accept this, he continues to protect the world, but this task is arduous and now a great evil approaches and more than ever he will have to stop working alone
Just a little poetry Death x reader. Tragedy. After all, what would you expect from someone who fell in love with Death of the Endless?
We are Eredi, heirs. Children of perpetual beings who exist before humanity. Perpetual concepts that are known and fed by collective thinking. Who never feared Death? Who ever attributes events in his life to Fate? Or who never entered the dream world while sleeping? We are heirs of kingdoms and functions that humans think they know. Son of Dream. Daughter of the Night. Son of Death. Powerful and dangerous heirs, hunted and feared by those who know what the Eredi are. There is only one safe place where we are hidden and protected. Eredi Institute, a castle hidden from the eyes of those who don't want to see. Well, I call it boarding school, orphanage, prison, cement and stone box... Some call it home and you? If you are being chased by shadows or men in black suits you better run towards that misty forest you always see in your dreams.
Collection of Drabbles and One-Shots written pre-2015 - Various Fandons
Well, I'm the most complex secret in society, but I'm also the only certainty you have in life. And, contrary to what many people think, she and I – life – are not opposites, but the same thing.
I wasn't always Delirium. Before I was Delight, but Delight I am no more. Now I'm Delirium. But why did I become Delirium? That memory hurts. Really hurts. I am no longer Delight, but once I was, now I am Delirium. But who really is Delirium?
Being an Everlasting means an existence of solitude, especially when you are the embodiment of death. However, even Death can end up falling in love from time to time.
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Elsa had only one friend during her years in prison: Death.
After being gripped by strange nightmares, Elsa and Jack Frost each set out on an investigation to discover the cause and end up coming across an old enemy of the Guardians. The battle, however, proves favorable to their opponent and the duo will need to count on the help of a reclusive and mysterious man who insists on appearing in their dreams. A man with the uncanny power to forge worlds from sand who claims to hold the key to freeing the dream realm from an ancient evil. . [To Jelsa fans] 1) The romance part will be centered around Elsa x Jack. As the story progresses, there will be a subtle love triangle. In the end, Elsa will have to make her choice and decide who she will have a romantic relationship with. 2) For those who have never read the comics, it is not necessary to know the work Sandman (Neil Gaiman) in depth to appreciate the story. All the details of this universe that you need to know will appear in the fanfic itself.
After twenty-seven years of seeing dead people; Archaeologist Lys Mclaine has seen it all: severed ghosts looking for their heads, dead religious fanatics killing the living as if in a trial, souls who don't know they're dead, souls who don't want to accept they're dead... and she's proud to say that it didn't help any of them and that still, after all these macabre experiences, who is not afraid of anything. After moving to Stirling, a small medieval town in Scotland, she works, obviously encounters more ghosts, however, a certain event changes the idea of not fearing anything from Lys completely; getting to the main point: How far would she go for fear of losing someone?
Lucifer thought a little about the judged thinker's soliloquy, that seemed to really linger in the Archangel's mind, in fact he was so tired of having to take care of his kingdom for so long that he considered sometimes abandoning everything and experimenting a little with his own existence in the universe. . Impossible. He had to keep ruling that place, keep his power and rule those bloodthirsty hounds and hideous creatures who were his followers. He stopped further ahead and stared at the judge. He smiled somewhat sadistically and responded to that with a phrase from Nietzsche himself while alive: -The idealist is incorrigible: If he is expelled from heaven, he makes an ideal of his hell. –