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Hello lovely, wonderful, generous Patrons! It is time to begin the Sandman graphic novel series, and it's already turning out to be one crazy ride. 


I really enjoyed the journey through Volume One, despite the fact that one particular issue caused my stomach to clench and it wouldn't stop until about an hour later. It's super imaginative, complex, and has a great mixture of absolutely-all-too-real-life and what-the-fuck-is-this-magical-shit. I greatly enjoy this. 


HOWEVER I'm a little concerned about the decision to cover it one volume at a time, despite that being what was recommended to me by people in the know. It took us about two hours to get through this volume and I still feel like maybe we skipped a little too much, or didn't give everything its due. I hope you all don't feel the same way! 


Thank you so much for listening and supporting the show, you gorgeous people. And welcome Eric Devlin, newest Patron! Join us at our Facebook group! www.facebook.com/groups/unspoiledclub.


See you tomorrow with The Wire!

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Anonymous

I've not listened yet, because I'm rubbish and am about a month behind on all your shows, but... I hadn't realised you were planning to do this series volume by volume; I'd assumed issue by issue, although I can see where that would be a big commitment. The thing is, it gets really, *really* dense as it progresses, so if you thought this took some time to analyse you aint seen nothing yet. However you proceed though, you're in for a treat, and I look forward to hearing what you think. And coming up with witty comments I don't bother leaving on account of they're already obsolete.

unspoiled

I like obsolete comments! And yeah I'm thinking about asking my team if they're down to break the volumes into smaller pieces.