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The Sandman #11: Moving In
The search for her brother leads Rose to Florida, where she moves into a house filled with odd residents. Meanwhile, two of the escaped dreams reveal a bizarre connection to Jed, Rose’s brother, while the third dream continues their murder spree—and collects disturbing mementos from their victims.
26 pages, Mass Market Paperback
First published December 1, 1989
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June 13, 2017
Sometimes I wonder what was Mr Gaiman going through while he was writing these comics and more often than not, I don't want to find out.
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September 2, 2023Issue #11: Moving In (The Doll's House Part II)
aww I loved meeting the housemates (and Hal omg?? I didn't know he already did drag in the comics, these haters who've never read the series and are complaining about "wokeness" can go shut their faces) and I think it's amazing how much personality Rose shows just from her words in the letter. The panel where Dream is creating nightmares is incredible and seeing Morpheus absolutely pissed off is terrifying. Wouldn't want to get on his bad side. (but he looked so good though, I love his so much<3 I am also slightly amused haha)
ps: I saw a comment saying how the flames on his coat are directly proportional to his anger, which is really really cool and I wish we got to see that in the show too (apparently they did plan to add it, but unfortunately it did not look good enough in post, so they got rid of it. The markings for where the flames should be are still visible in the behind the scenes photo here).
aww I loved meeting the housemates (and Hal omg?? I didn't know he already did drag in the comics, these haters who've never read the series and are complaining about "wokeness" can go shut their faces) and I think it's amazing how much personality Rose shows just from her words in the letter. The panel where Dream is creating nightmares is incredible and seeing Morpheus absolutely pissed off is terrifying. Wouldn't want to get on his bad side. (but he looked so good though, I love his so much<3 I am also slightly amused haha)
ps: I saw a comment saying how the flames on his coat are directly proportional to his anger, which is really really cool and I wish we got to see that in the show too (apparently they did plan to add it, but unfortunately it did not look good enough in post, so they got rid of it. The markings for where the flames should be are still visible in the behind the scenes photo here).
April 7, 2017
Liked it! Will definitely continue the series.
September 16, 2016
Excellent continuation of what's turning out to be a great universe. I love how every tiny 25 pager end s on a cliffhanger (LOL KIDDING I HATE IT I LIKE CLOSURE)
May 14, 2024
The second part to the "The Doll's House" continues with "Moving In", where we follow Rose Walker begin her search for her long missing brother Jed. Turns out Jed is living in imposed squalor from his abusive foster family but copes by living a second life in his dreams in the company of Hector Hall (Doctor Fate) and his wife Lyta. It's gut-wrenching to see both Jed's living conditions and the tragedy behind Hector and Lyta, but it's artfully spun together to build a compelling narrative around the emerging dream vortex problem. Meanwhile, the Corinthian continues to carve his way through victims and lands a coveted spot in an upcoming convention for serial killers.
An excellent follow up to the previous issue, and Dringenberg really steps up here with the art duties. Some of the pages are homages to Winsor McCay's Little Nemo in Slumberland, with Dringenberg adding just the perfect dose of horror and surrealism to make the homage land with the story at hand.
An excellent follow up to the previous issue, and Dringenberg really steps up here with the art duties. Some of the pages are homages to Winsor McCay's Little Nemo in Slumberland, with Dringenberg adding just the perfect dose of horror and surrealism to make the homage land with the story at hand.
November 19, 2024
This is the first issue where I will begin to question myself on how I’m really rating these. From what I can remember, there is truly not an issue that I would rate less than 3 stars, as I enjoyed every single second of reading this story for the first time, and am enjoying it again in this re-read.
But, as a stand-alone issue, this is relatively weak compared to what I’ve read so far. But, at the same time it is incredibly important to setting up the main players for the Doll’s House arc, which is so fucking good.
Whatever, 3 stars for Fiddler’s Green at least.
But, as a stand-alone issue, this is relatively weak compared to what I’ve read so far. But, at the same time it is incredibly important to setting up the main players for the Doll’s House arc, which is so fucking good.
Whatever, 3 stars for Fiddler’s Green at least.
March 13, 2020
Es ist eine Freude, Roses Nachbarn etwas kennenzulernen, aber das wahre Highlight ist die Binnenerzählung mit Jeds Träumen. Leider durchkreuzt der klischeetriefende Gassen-Zwischenfall etwas die Stimmung, die trotzdem kaum angespannter sein könnte und auf eine baldige Entladung hindeutet.
January 28, 2018
A busca por Zed! Novos aliados! Gilbert! A ameaça do Coríntio! O crime de Brute e Glob!
As coisas estão esquentando...
As coisas estão esquentando...
May 27, 2020
Rose está em busca de Jed.
As coisas não acabam bem, Morpheus está possesso.
As coisas não acabam bem, Morpheus está possesso.
August 5, 2020
Desire and Despair. Rules to live by.
January 17, 2021
Wish I knew what Gaiman was thinking/going through when he wrote these ...
January 25, 2021
The story gets better and better as I progress through the comics. I'm so thrilled to be reading this and I'll definitely read more of Neil Gaiman's works once I'm done with Sandman.
February 10, 2021
El suspenso de esta historia me está matando. Los personajes excéntricos me encantan.
June 16, 2021
More weird characters as the plot get rolling. At least it’s going somewhere… I think
September 27, 2021
So gore is back 😬. But the hero has some character development which is great.
October 19, 2021
Where?? Where does he draw his ideas from seriously ! He is eerily creative. His ideas are so out of the the ordinary and new. That’s it, never before seen ideas.
May 5, 2022
People never learn not to upset dream, can't wait to see that fight.
June 27, 2022
I really liked how the story connected and I wonder what will happen next.
Low 10
Low 10
August 31, 2022
Bueno,no me ha echo mucha gracia. De echo los episodios que plasman esta historia son los que menos me gustan.
September 28, 2022
I was thinking of giving it three stars, but then, towards the end, it gave me some chills.
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December 6, 20222 stars
April 8, 2023
The Doll House is building bit by bit... and now I await its collapse.
September 29, 2023
im back hnggg, reading hiatus byebye :0
June 3, 2024
"Conocen la ley. Mi ley. Y la han desafiado sin miramientos ¿Creían que podrían esconderse de mi?" solo con esta Villeta 5/5
June 24, 2024
Tiny peaks at the Dreaming, at Matthew, at vortexes.
March 13, 2025
Siento que la serie ensucio bastante una historia ingeniosa, pero las dos versiones sigue siendo muy buenas.
October 30, 2025
O novo arco começa a ganhar forma e os momentos mais "mortos" dos fascículos anteriores começam a provar que conhecê-los valeu a pena.
February 8, 2026
the cure poster in the background. i feel bad for the little kid i hope he’s okay
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