Sandman

A darkly whimsical horror-fantasy series from Brainstore, Sandman (2000–2003) ran for 19 issues, weaving a tale of a slumbering entity whose dreams bleed into waking reality. This compact, self-contained run is best known for the moody, intricate art of its primary artist, whose detailed linework gave the story its eerie, fairy-tale texture. While it shares a name with a more famous DC series, this Sandman stands on its own as a cult-favorite exploration of nightmares, memory, and the fragile border between sleep and death.