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Tacky and incomprehensible: The Sandman audiobook reviewed

Audible's adaptation seems to have unearthed some kind of ur-crapness that was already present in the Gaiman comics, but which couldn’t be seen till now

Neil Gaiman hams it up horribly narrating Audible's adaptation of Sandman. Image: Rebecca Cabage / Shutterstock
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