All of it, stuffed with brilliance, but I particularly enjoyed the ‘Ramadan’ section as well as the ‘How They Met Themselves’ story. These graphic novels are chock full of interesting tidbits, history, mythology, and the like...it’s almost like having a miscellaneous encyclopedia with fantastic art. I love it.

Ramadan's artwork was fantastic, but the storytelling in the World's End arc was what sealed the deal.

In which Dream and Delirium go on a journey in search of their missing brother Destruction, the story of Morpheus comes to an end, and people stranded in the Inn at the End of the World witness a funeral...

Yet another stunning volume of Sandman stories, and the scene is set for the final story. If you haven't started reading these yet, then go and read them now!

I don’t actively hate it enough to give it 1 star, but I’m disinterested enough that I skimmed the last several comics. Only one more massive volume to go. I remember when I first read these comics that I liked the ending and found it very affecting. Don’t have the highest hopes for this time through

AWESOME. The larger format and better paper quality takes an already fantastic series of comics and makes it even better. The colors practically glow on the page, and there are several two-page spreads that are nothing short of breathtaking. One of the real treats is the famous "Ramadan" story, featuring P. Craig Russel's amazing artwork. When I got this collection, I wasn't sure if it was "necessary" since the color and overall print quality of the original comics was already much better than those earlier in the series. I don't know if it's "necessary" or not, but oh, it's a fantastic thing to have.

Toujours aussi bien que les tomes précédents, c'est onirique, fantastique, décousu, et j'adore !