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[writing-for-life]

Round One/3, Poll

Teddy Kristiansen, artist #64

VS.

Yoshitaka Amano, artist The Dream Hunters (prose version)

Two artists with wildly different styles who have illustrated some of the probably most memorable storylines and created art that most Sandman fans will immediately recognise.

Here are the issues they have illustrated to refresh your memory:

Teddy Kristiansen: The Kindly Ones #64. Also check out Sandman Midnight Theatre (co-written by Neil Gaiman and Matt Wagner)

Yoshitaka Amano: The Dream Hunters (prose version)

And remember, you are voting for your favourite version of Dream, not the particular storyline.

Who is your favourite and why? Let us know in the comments/reblogs. Share your thoughts about their art, your favourite panels from their issues, or even other art they created and help us turn this into an artist appreciation post.

Here’s the poll to vote for your favourite if you want to see them again (you can find the whole bracket and some additional info here, and feel free to check out previous matches via the tag #sandman march mania):

Event organisers: @writing-for-life and @tickldpnk8 (who also designed the logo)

[onlylonelylatino]

Tarzan by Teddy Kristiansen

[dcbinges]

Solo #8 (2005) by Teddy Kristiansen

[smashpages]

SDCC | Jeff Lemire + Teddy Kristiansen present a ‘new beginning’ in ‘Black Hammer: Spiral City’

The seven-issue miniseries set in a chaotic new world begins this fall.

[thefailurecult]

[coupleofdays]

From It's a Bird... Written by Steven T. Seagle, drawn by Teddy Kristiansen.

[panzerdrako]

Sandman Midnight Theatre

story by Matt Wagner/Neil Gaiman

Art by Teddy Kristiansen

[shadow27]

Finally framed all my The Sandman chase cards. Art by Dave McKean, Bill Sienkiewicz, Kent Williams, John Muth, Jill Thompson, Teddy Kristiansen

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EL DIARIO MONTAÑÉS

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"Black Hammer: Spiral City" Announced at Dark Horse

The next Black Hammer series from Dark Horse is Black Hammer: Spiral City from writer Jeff Lemire and artist Teddy Kristiansen. The comic will follow a new cast of characters struggling to survive in a chaotic world.

"Black Hammer: Spiral City picks up after The End, following the Second Cataclysm and the rearranging of the universe. Many of its lost heroes have returned, but there is no homecoming parade as anti-superhuman sentiment grows, fueled by recent events and stoked by Malcolm Gold, the former head of T.R.I.D.E.N.T, now running to become Spiral’s new mayor. Making matters worse, Spiral Asylum has shut down with many of its low-risk, mentally ill superhuman inmates being set loose into the streets." (Dark Horse)

Black Hammer: Spiral City #1 (of 7) goes on sale on November 13, 2024. The debut issue features a main cover by Teddy Kristiansen and variant covers by Mike Mignola, Matt Wagner, and Duncan Fegredo.

(Image via Dark Horse - Teddy Kristiansen's Cover of Black Hammer: Spiral City #1)

[writing-for-life]

The Kindly Ones—Teddy Kristiansen

(NOT Marc Hempel on this occasion)

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SDCC 2024: Spiral City rises from the ashes of Jeff Lemire's Black Hammer: Spiral City

SDCC 2024: Spiral City rises from the ashes of Jeff Lemire's Black Hammer: Spiral City #comics #comicbooks #sdcc #sdcc2024 #comiccon

[dcbinges]

Solo #8 (2005) by Teddy Kristiansen & Neil Gaiman

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Culmination of Change

#BOOKREVIEW - Culmination of Change - #TheKindlyOnes #blog

An imposing change is coming for the Dreaming, and Dream, as Lyta Hall calls upon the Furies to wreak a path of vengeance for the disappearance, and presumed death, of her son that draws in characters presented in other volumes in the events of The Kindly Ones (The Sandman, Volume 9) written by Neil Gaiman, illustrated by Marc Hempel, Richard Case, D’Israeli, Teddy Kristiansen, Glyn Dillon,…

[thefailurecult]

[cryptocollectibles]

House of Secrets #1 (October 1996) by Vertigo / DC Comics

Written by Steven Seagle, drawn by Teddy Kristiansen.