Jul 31, 2025
H.P. Lovecraft's The White Ship from Anything Goes! No. 4
by Alec Stevens
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H.P. Lovecraft's The White Ship from Anything Goes! No. 4
by Alec Stevens
Round One/5, Poll
Alec Stevens, artist #51
VS.
Miguelanxo Prado, artist Endless Nights: Dream—The Heart of a Star
Both artists only graced one issue each with their talent, but in very memorable ways.
If you’d like to refresh your memory:
Alec Stevens: World’s End #51, “A Tale of Two Cities”
Miguelanxo Prado: Endless Nights: Dream—The Heart of a Star.
And remember, you are voting for your favourite version of Dream, not the particular storyline.
Who is your favourite and why? Let us know in the comments/reblogs. Share your thoughts about their art, your favourite panels from their issues, or even other art they created and help us turn this into an artist appreciation post.
Here’s the poll to vote for your favourite if you want to see them again (you can find the whole bracket here, and feel free to check out previous matches via the tag #sandman march mania):
My favourite depiction of Dream is by…
Alec Stevens
Miguelanxo Prado
Event organisers: @writing-for-life and @tickldpnk8 (who also designed the logo)
Neil Gaiman & Alec Stevens, "A Tale of Two Cities"
[Sandman # 51]
“He Had No Way Of Knowing”
Sandman #51 (July 1993)
Neil Gaiman, Alec Stevens and Danny Vozzo
Vertigo / DC Comics
“Each Morning From The City Suburbs”
Sandman #51 (July 1993)
Neil Gaiman, Alec Stevens and Danny Vozzo
Vertigo / DC Comics
the Sandman #51
Tales in Transit
#BOOKREVIEW - Tales in Transit - #WorldsEnd #blog
A collision of characters, both new and familiar, from different worlds encourages the telling of colorful tales under the roof of a unique tavern to pass the time until they can resume their respective journeys, which were waylaid by strange storms or occurrences, in The Sandman Volume 8: Worlds’ End (The Sandman, Volume 8) written by Neil Gaiman, illustrated by Mike Allred, Gary Amaro, Mark…
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Neil Gaiman & Alec Stevens, "A Tale of Two Cities"
[Sandman # 51]