#waking hours

[gilirabbit]

i made a little comic about plushies, one piece, and self acceptance.

[geekeryisafoot]

Hold up, she accesses The Dreaming? Like Sandman's The Dreaming?

Here's how I as a Ruin fan can still win

[dailydccomics]

The Dreaming: Waking Hours (2020—2021) cover art by Nick Robles

[dee-is-for-lots-of-things]

heather after is great trans rep because it like. it doesnt matter at all. this is how we’re told shes trans and then it never really comes up in the series until the very end where they try to control her with her deadname and it doesnt even work.

we never get her lecturing the cis characters on how important it is that shes trans, we never get an arc about how hard it is for her to be trans, we don’t even need to have flashbacks of her coming out or her awkwardly explaining it to an otherworldly being who doesn’t get the idea. not that those stories shouldn’t be told, I just like that she’s just a disaster of a sorceress who just kinda happens to be trans and the only time it comes up is when puck goes haha i know your secret i shall control you now hehehe and then it doesnt even work

[art-of-sheao]

Ruin (2020)

Did this around when the 5th issue of Waking Hours came out and I was completely invested in the story and the characters because G Willow Wilson is a fantastic writer and I pretty much enjoy anything that Nick Robles is involved in. I love the Sandman Universe and all the stories that come from it...

Featuring Ruin a Nightmare from the comic The Dreaming: Waking Hours.

[niceplacetovisit]

🟦  SONG OF THE DAY 📆  16th January 2021 🎶  “NOTHING EVER HAPPENS” 🏴󠁧󠁢󠁳󠁣󠁴󠁿  DEL AMITRI 💿  Waking Hours (1989)

And nothing every happens, nothing happens at all. The needle returns to the start of the song and we’ll all sing along like before. And we’ll all be lonely tonight, and lonely tomorrow...

Yep.

[dccomicsnews]

Review: The Dreaming: Waking Hours #7

Review: The Dreaming: Waking Hours #7

Review: THE DREAMING: WAKING HOURS #7   [Editor’s Note: This review may contain spoilers] Writer: G. Willow Wilson Artist: Javier Rodriguez Colours: Javier Rodriguez Letters: Simon Bowland   Reviewed By: Derek McNeil   Summary The Dreaming: Waking Hours #7: Bleeding out in a hospital bed from a magic wound that will not heal, sorceress Heather After must swing open the gates of reality to find…

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[hellyeahheroes]

THE DREAMING: WAKING HOURS #1 written by G. WILLOW WILSON art by NICK ROBLES cover by BILL SIENKIEWICZ card stock variant cover by NICK ROBLES A new chapter in the Sandman saga begins with an all-new miniseries populated by faces both familiar and new! One of Dream’s heaviest responsibilities is the creation of nightmares—the beings that haunt our sleep and turn our thoughts toward darkness. In the form of Ruin, the nightmare of catastrophic failure, Dream was certain he’d built his next masterpiece…but Ruin can’t help but live up to his name, sending every situation into a spiral of unexpected consequences. Unfortunately, Shakespearean scholar (and exhausted new mother) Lindy has dreamed of Ruin…and in the process, she’s delivered him unto the waking world! The Sandman Universe is changing—and Hugo and World Fantasy award-winning writer G. Willow Wilson (Wonder Woman, Ms. Marvel, The Bird King) and breakout artist Nick Robles (Euthanauts) are here to welcome you! ON SALE 05.06.20 $3.99 US | 1 OF 12 | 32 PAGES CARD STOCK VARIANT COVER $4.99 FC | DC BLACK LABEL AGES 17+ This issue will ship with two covers. Please see the order form for details.