Golden Age Sandman (Wesley Dodds) Upcoming Series

[MajorHoy]

Sheridan's Shazam was the worst comic of its year so I doubt he's good at anything comic-related.

I'll give him some fairness since Shazam was saddled with the terrible Future State plotline

Though he did make Red X in Titans Academy far more insufferable than he had to be

Guys, if you want to "discuss" Tim Sheridan, why not start a separate thread for his upcoming Alan Scott: The Green Lantern title?

[M@Bowers2014]

That's fair so back to this upcoming GA Sandman mini. It's totally giving me Sandman Mystery Theater vibes with the art. And that's a very good thing.

[DABellWrites]

I might check this out.

[Aahz]

Why do they keep putting Riley Rossmo on books?

[exile001]

I love noir detective fiction and Sandman Mystery Theatre is just about the best thing DC have ever put out, so this is a must for me. That said, I have never enjoyed a book by Rob Venditti so I really hope this is the exception.

[Riv86672]

I really like the slightly modified design to his look with the straps and extra gas canisters.

^^^Same, that really caught my eye and fired up my imagination!

And since it was reposted, I'll repost my theory that those blurred faces are meant to be real world celebrities.

^^^Sounds right. I wanna see how many I recognize.

[Dougbauer]

I don't understand why he's not change his facial designs..for me this is the problem

[Lee Stone]

Why do they keep putting Riley Rossmo on books?

If it's like most businesses right now, he probably just shows up for work.

[the illustrious mr. kenway]

Rossmo's art is fun but works in more outlandish stories. So maybe this tale will be more pulp than noir?

[MajorHoy]

Rossmo's art is fun but works in more outlandish stories. So maybe this tale will be more pulp than noir?

It could be both, especially when you deal with dreams/nightmares.

[Johnrevenge]

Rossmo's art here fit surprisingly. I hated it in Robin as I found it extremely exagerated, but here it seems he had toned down a little. As it seems to be based in the Golden Age, I wonder if we'll also see a young Sandy. Would be interesting to see more of them back before the accident that gave Sandy his powers.

[MajorHoy]

Rossmo's art here fit surprisingly. I hated it in Robin as I found it extremely exagerated, but here it seems he had toned down a little. As it seems to be based in the Golden Age, I wonder if we'll also see a young Sandy. Would be interesting to see more of them back before the accident that gave Sandy his powers.

Sandy originally didn't show up until Wes ditched the gas mask and went with a more conventional superhero look (just before Joe Simon and Jack Kirby took over the feature).
As for the "accident", if you haven't already read it, that story was first revealed in Justice League of America #113 (September-October 1974).

[Lee Stone]

I love noir detective fiction and Sandman Mystery Theatre is just about the best thing DC have ever put out, so this is a must for me. That said, I have never enjoyed a book by Rob Venditti so I really hope this is the exception.

I'll like it if it fits into Sandman Mystery Theatre's continuity. If not, I'll ignore it.

[Dreaded Porcupine]

Wow! A Sandman mini. I’m definitely picking this up. Looking forward to it. Night Terrors #2 as well.

[Dougbauer]

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