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DREAMING VOL. 2 #3
Cover Date: January 2019
Cover Price: $3.99
Publication Date: 2018-11-07
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Cover Credits:
Art: Jae Lee (signed)
Colors: June Chung (signed)
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Credits:
| Story | Simon Spurrier |
| Art | Bilquis Evely |
| Lettering | Simon Bowland |
| Colors | Mat Lopes |
| Assistant editing | Maggie Howell |
| Associate editing | Amedeo Turturro |
| Editing | Molly Mahan |
Feature Character(s):
Supporting Character(s):
- Guardians of the Gate
- Corinthian III (next in issue #9)
Villain(s):
- Judge Gallows (also in origin flashback; full name revealed to be Ezekiel Gallows in this story; see Comments)
- Brute (last in ???)
- Glob (last in ???)
Guest Appearance(s):
- Erzulie Fréda
- Dream (in flashback to 1862 and in flashback to around 1915 preceding Sandman Overture #1; see Comments)
- Corinthian (in flashback)
Other Character(s):
Cameo Appearance(s):
- Roy Bean (in flashback to the late 19th century)
- Issac Parker (in flashback to the late 19th century)
Comment(s):
- Judge Gallows' real name is stated to be Ezekiel Gallows in this story, but has previously been revealed as Quentin Gallows. Whether or not both names are right or his name in this issue is a mistake remains to be seen.
- Sandman appears in flashbacks to the Civil War and around World War I, but since he went on a journey around September 1915 as seen in Sandman: Overture #1-#6 and didn't return until over 70 years later this must take place before that journey.
- Judge Gallows imprisonment seems to take place a few years later based on the fact that the war seems to have begun and the presence of a Stürmpanzerwagen A7V suggests it takes place around 1917.
Solicitation:
- As the Dreaming slips deeper into chaos, its frightened denizens yearn for strong leaders to guide them back to greatness. Enter Judge Gallows: nightmare of the major arcana, terror of the old frontier, whose thoughts and actions come knotted in hemp...
- Released from Morpheus’ black chest after a century in the dark, he may not be merciful—but he’s always right.
- His first case? Lucien’s fitness to lead...