Daniel - art by Jill Thompson

The Sandman #46

by Neil Gaiman; Jill Thompson; Vince Locke; Danny Vozzo and Todd Klein

DC/Vertigo

Jill Thompson is auctioning off the original art she did from the Neil Gaiman Colouring Book --your chance to get original Coraline art from a wonderful artist:

https://comics.ha.com/c/search/results.zx?dept=1938&mode=live&auction_name=322416&consignor_no=69&type=friend-consignorlive-notice&fbclid=IwAR2ZIECFEHzkVgBRIYJgmE-Jajd8-FQT2Fa3Fj_wk_2p4WkjzCzFJR6c_VM

The Little Endless storybooks are going back into print this summer and will be available on June 4th. These are the *ONLY* children's books tie-in for Neil Gaiman's The Sandman. They are storybooks by author and illustrator Jill Thompson (The Sandman comics and Scary Godmother books). The Little Endless books depict The Endless (God-like entities that represent aspects of sentient life) but as chibi-fied small children, sort of like Muppet Babies. The Endless were first shown in this cute, kid-friendly form for issue 40 of The Sandman when Abel was telling a story to baby Daniel. In the early 2000s they even sold plushies of Morpheus, Daniel, Death, Delirium, Mervyn, and Goldie in these forms. The first Little Endless book deals with Barnabas, the talking dog, trying to find Delirium and meeting each Endless along the way- all the while he thinks he's being chased by a monster that turns out to be his own tail. The second book is The Little Endless: Delirium's Party. In this story Delirium attempts to cheer up her sister, Despair, by throwing her a surprise party. Despair does not react well to each of her gifts, which in turn, makes the other Endless sad. This ultimately is what makes Despair happy. Again, these are the only kid-friendly Sandman tie-in books. They have been available before in soft cover and hardcover but had been out of print for over a decade. These new reprints come in a box set and are available for pre-order now on Amazon. https://www.amazon.com/Little-Endless-Storybooks-Box-Set/dp/1779525524/ref=sr_1_1?crid=23NGY53C6YP5P&dib=eyJ2IjoiMSJ9.EL3Asebwtr4ffBgMNneFqFWZphc7DehnX8jgkIgTckmDQUDaBWedJ4RvixIPFGUMkTXW1QAuR5iG31et_wTpaNO2vIMsosMjs3IAgBGYXXngsFkgk2ANd6Aygn8uUVL-zD2cL8fNuT76VDxdLv4IzRdJT1xSNnjZtCv0D_QZ5iY1h11IrP0595Hl-DpVuoPRWbnAkhBBUPl9ZUV0Hi9Wgd1BixKjc--6VmvDJkyrgeI.07ZMMNXkRFkObpok7wWfJ6t872hUca47krbZeQWlq4A&dib_tag=se&keywords=Little+Endless&qid=1705805319&sprefix=little+endless%2Caps%2C136&sr=8-1

Men of Good Fortune, all the way to Sunday Mourning

I do love that Jill Thompson devoted at least four whole drawings in the Sandman Movie Concept Art pitch to Hob and Dream's relationship development over time.

Source/Credit.

“We do not always accomplish what we set out to do”—Jill Thompson

“To say goodbye”—Jill Thompson

“So live”—Jill Thompson

My heart breaks all over again each time I see these. It’s already heartbreaking in the comics, but that concept art for the movie is even worse 🥺

Dream of The Endless in Death: At Death’s Door

SLAY, DREAM

Wonder Woman by Jill Thompson Icons

(feel free to use)

Was listening to Gorillaz when drafting this so I decided to give Scary Godmother a guitar and make it look like she was a new guest band member like how they did with Ace a few phases back

 Lil' Daniel - art by Jill Thompson 

"Well..sometimes I'm her sister."

The Sandman #41

by Neil Gaiman; Jill Thompson; Vince Lockr; Danny Vozzo and Todd Klein

DV/Vertigo

Won't Back Down OGN by Trina Robbins, Marguerite Sauvage, Gene Ha, Stephanie Cooke, Yanick Paquette, Joëlle Jones, Jill Thompson, Dave McCaig, Amy Chase and many more. Out in January 2024.

"In 1973, the Supreme Court gave women the right to make decisions over the care of their own bodies. A mere fifty years later, a rogue Supreme Court has taken that right away. Today, over 32 states have banned or severely restricted abortion. Featuring the work of over 30 artists, writers, inkers, and colorists, Won't Back Down is an important anthology that celebrates women who fight for justice-for anyone interested in women's rights, free speech, or simply great comics. Profits go to Planned Parenthood."

“Here in the darkness, we summon you”—Jill Thompson

“Escape”—Jill Thompson