Sandman is, for good reason, the most acclaimed and award-winning comic series of the 1990s: The intelligent, profound story, elegantly written by Neil Gaiman and illustrated by some of the most sought-after artists in the comic industry, offers a rich blend of modern myths and dark fantasy, where contemporary literature, historical drama, and legends seamlessly intertwine. The saga of Sandman contains a series of narratives that are unique in the ninth art, and the story itself is one you will never forget. In Worlds' End, travelers from different times, myths, and fantasies meet while fleeing a storm of reality in an inn at the end of worlds. Just like in Chaucer's Canterbury Tales, the travelers share stories with each other as they wait for the storm to pass. They recount.