Well Season 1 will cover the first 2 volumes and half of volume 3 across 11 episodes. There are 10 volumes in total so it is feasible that they can all be covered in 3 seasons. Neil Gaiman has hinted that there will be a second season but nothing official has been announced.How many seasons of Sandman are we expecting to get to tell the story?
Allegedly the first season has cost around $165 million so it'll only ever increase in costs until netflix cancels it, I don't have netflix anymore but I'm not sure it's even worth starting if it's supposed to be 3, 4 or 5 seasons long?
The comics are quite episodic, each volume is fairly self contained. There are also lots of side stories and many issues that have only one frame featuring the main character, or even not at all, so it kind of depends on how they adapt it. It's not the kind of series that is likely to end on a massive cliffhanger though, so I suspect each season will tell a complete story.How many seasons of Sandman are we expecting to get to tell the story?
Allegedly the first season has cost around $165 million so it'll only ever increase in costs until netflix cancels it, I don't have netflix anymore but I'm not sure it's even worth starting if it's supposed to be 3, 4 or 5 seasons long?
House of Dragons is the strongest contender. Sandman is a new show and I'd wager most have never heard of it. I hadn't - thought it was a show about Sandman from Spider-Man!
LOTR could go either way. It's not as fresh in the mindset as Game of Thrones. Both equally a massive cultural success. House of Dragons likely to be much more R rated, whereas LOTR is going to be family friendly on the whole. You could say they compliment each other.
There was a virtual screening that you had to sign up for a couple of weeks ago. The screening started with an interesting interview with Neil Gaiman and George RR Martin.How?