The Sandman actress Mason Alexander Park has shared a new photo of her character Desire, Dream’s sister.
After being believed impossible, we are close to seeing the series debut of the adaptation of Neil Gaiman’s masterpiece. And to heat things up, actress Mason Alexander Park has shared a new photo of her The Sandman character Desire, the sister of Morpheus.
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In the image, we see her being confronted by her older brother Dream (Tom Sturridge) in his kingdom. These brothers don’t get along (to say the least) on the page, and it looks like that contentious relationship will carry over to the screen.
The actress shared the image after it was taken from the print edition of Emprie Magazine and circulated as a meme, as it reflects the tense relationship between the two brothers, which, apparently, will go entirely from the comic to the screen.
The mentioned memes refer mainly to problems between siblings, in fact, in a comment to her own publication, the actress encourages the public to use the post as a thread to hang their memes from there, “from now until August 5”.
In the tweet, alongside a photo of Desiere from The Sandman, the actress wrote: “The memes/subtitles are making me laugh out loud… so here’s an HD version to really get you going. I can’t wait to see you all in a month.”
Here you can see the post on Twitter.
Desire’s photo from The Sandman shared by Mason Alexander Park
The Sandman
There is another world that awaits us all when we close our eyes and sleep: a place called the Dreaming, where The Sandman, Master of Dreams (Tom Sturridge), gives form to all our deepest fears and fantasies. But when Dream is unexpectedly captured and held prisoner for a century, his absence sets off a chain of events that will change both the dreaming and waking worlds forever. To restore order, Dream must travel through different worlds and timelines to repair the mistakes he has made during his vast existence, revisiting old friends and enemies, and meeting new entities – both cosmic and human – along the way. .
Based on the award-winning DC comic book series written by Neil Gaiman, THE SANDMAN is a rich mix of mythos and dark fantasy woven through ten epic chapters that follow Dream’s many adventures. Developed and executive produced by Gaiman, showrunner Allan Heinberg and David S. Goyer.
The Sandman also stars Jenna Coleman as Johanna Constantine, Kirby Howell-Baptiste as Death, Charles Dance as wizard Roderick Burgess, and Asim Chaudhry and Sanjeeve Bhaskar as Abel and Cain, respectively. Joely Richardson will play Ethel Cripps, while David Thewlis will take on the role of her son John Dee, aka the deranged Dr. Destiny.
The 10-episode first season of The Sandman will adapt the first two arcs of the Vertigo comic book series: “Preludes and Nocturnes” and “The Doll’s House.”
The Lord of Dreams awaits you in our online store with:
The Sandman: Eternal Nights
THE SANDMAN: NIGHTS FOREVER will delight fans of Gaiman’s work and newcomers to the graphic novel. Disturbing, bittersweet, erotic or nightmarish, the seven stories in this book – one for each of the Eternal brothers – reveal strange secrets and surprising truths. Each story is illustrated by the greatest comic artists in the world.
Craig Russell draws the story of DEATH and one day, two hundred years ago, on an island in the Venice lagoon… a day that lasts forever.
Milo Manara paints a story of love and DESIRE in ancient times in which a beautiful young woman gets everything she wants… at a high price.
Bill Sienkiewicz shows us who manages to enter the realm of DELIRIO to carry out a strange rescue mission.
Miguelanxo Prado takes us to a DREAM at the beginning of time, when the stars spoke and even the Eternals were young.
Barron Storey creates fifteen harrowing portraits of DESPERATION.
Glenn Fabry draws a story of archaeologists discovering the future and learning a little more about DESTRUCTION.
Frank Quitely draws a final comment about DESTINATION in these Eternal Nights.
Neil Gaiman always promised that he would return to the world of THE SANDMAN. Now, with the collaboration of some of the best international artists, he has returned to the characters he made famous, to bring us new dreams… and nightmares.
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