A beautiful and disturbing volume in the Sandman storyline! While all the previous Sandman dealt with things that go bump in the night, I had never really been frightened before. But as I read Seasons of Mist, I was definitively spooked by Chapter 4 (Sandman #25)'s story of Charles Rowland and Edwin Paine. I got a serious case of the willies. Just...*shivers*

One of my favorite aspects of Sandman is how it combines the lore of many different cultures around the world, and Seasons of Mist delivered on that above and beyond my expectations. I also love how Dream is growing and developing as a character, despite having been around so long: it doesn't feel forced or unrealistic and will melt your heart.

Overall, I'm still head over heels for this series and I'm so so glad there's more!