When a dream ends, there is only one thing left to do… The Wake in which the repercussions of the death of Lord Morpheus are felt, and, in an epilogue, William Shakespeare learns the price of getting what you want. This is the tenth and final volume of Neil Gaiman’s Sandman, described by author Mikal Gilmore in his introduction as “nothing less than a popular culture masterpiece, and a work that is braver, smarter and more meaningful than just about anything ‘high culture’ has produced during the same period.” Reprints issues #70-75.