#Garrett Sanford

[mostsanescarletspiderfan]

Has there been any team up or weird legacy thingies between sandman, dreamer, dream of the endless, dream boy and dream girl? It's weird that nothing has happened yet.

[splooosh]

“No, Diana”

Gene Colan

[the-antiapocalyptic-man]

Kamandi, Jed Walker, Tommy Tomorrow: The One split into Three, or The Three that are One. Who they are and what role they play in the fate of everything remains unclear.

Kamandi is the child of the Great Disaster, living among the ruins of the World That’s Coming in the old Electric City Command-D complex with his grandfather, the being once known as OMAC

Tomorrow is the child of the Cosmic Twilight, a vicious young man who dreams of conquering the stars. Inspired by the will of Ozymandias and Alexander Luthor, he claws away at a galaxy that fails to meet his expectations of it.

Jed is simply a Dreamer, asleep in the World of the Now but wide awake in that place called the Dreaming, The Sandman “Garrett Sanford” and the dream-demon Gault his constant companions.

Is Jed simply dreaming the distant futures of Kamandi and Tommy? Are Jed and Tommy the boys who Kamandi could have been? Is Tommy Tomorrow simply the unrealized apex of Jed and Kamandi? Are all three a perfect triangle, held between three worlds, never to meet and be reconciled into a Last, First, Only Boy on Earth?

Can Kamandi be the Tomorrow Walker?

[christnarr]

fandom opinion but im not really a hater (blank under cut)

[ultraozzie3000]

Ring Ding

Back in the days before we had a zillion different entertainment options, almost anyone with a pair of ears would tune in to hear the radio broadcast of a heavyweight title fight. June 23, 1934 cover by Rea Irvin. Jack Dempsey and Gene Tunney dominated the late 1920s, while Joe Louis, Max Schmeling and Jack Sharkey were marquee names in the 1930s along with Max Baer and Primo Carnera, who met on…

[nevadas-night-time-novelist]

Master list

probably not got everything on it yet, but here's a list of my stuff

Reader gets pregnant with them

Hank, Sanford and Deimos, 2B

Jeb, Sheriff, Audi, Tricky

Church and Jorge, Phobos

Crackpot, Hofnarr

MAG Torture

Dave, QBert, Skinner

General romance

Hank, 2B, Sanford, Deimos

Audi, Tricky, Jeb, Crackpot

Burger Gil

Sanmos poly

Hofnarr / Tricky

Sanford x Chubby male reader

Love language is biting - Hank, San, Dei, 2B

Phobos x Other Place monster

Garrett Goyle

MAG Torture x depressed reader

Burger Gil again

Deimos x vamp former lover

White Hank x fluffy reader

2B x FTM reader

Jebus

Hank freeing tortured reader from AAHW

Dave, QBert - accents

Sheriff - nightmares

Female 2B

Pining for 2B

Pining for Sanford

2B x plague dr reader second part

Sanford the himbo

Cookin with San

Romantic little moment with Hank

MAG Hank

Jebediah caring for sick reader

Jebus x disciple reader

White Hank

2BHank poly

[madness-combat-confessions]

i love hank and sanford and deimos and victor and doc and jeb and tricky and crackpot and sheriff and phobos and gonne and auditor and bossman and bert and dave and skinner and chef pava and stygian and conductor and deliberator and church and jorge and garrett goyle and gil and torture and gambler and the maker and many more

I think you love the Madness combat characters I'm not sure

Same bro..same

[nevadasgreatest]

POTENTIALLY FINAL MATCHUPS!! Sorry to any Victor, Romp, and Sun fans. We had to kick them out in order to keep things even and mostly fair. And another apology to the Hofnarr fans, we had to mash him and Tricky into one. Sorry.

Hank J. Wimbleton VS 2BDamned

Sanford VS Deimos

Jebediah Christoff VS Tricky/Dr. Hofnarr

The Auditor VS Director Phobos

Subject 1v02P 6 VS MPN Player

The Machine VS Gestalt

Church VS Jorge

Torture VS Scrapeface

The Sheriff VS Dr. Crackpot

Garrett Goyle VS Dr. Skinner

Chopper Dave VS Quartermaster Bert

Rich VS Bossman

Hotdog Vendor VS Boombox Guy

The Gambler VS The Maker

If you have any feedback let me know!!

[imjustheretoseetheprivateblogs]

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[identity-library]

Disability (Films)

A:

A Christmas Prince (2017)

Emily Charlton (Spina Bifida, Wheelchair User)

All Together Now (2020)

Chad (Wheelchair User)

Ricky (Autistic)

A Quiet Place (2018)

Regan Abbott (Deaf)

Atlantis: The Lost Empire (2001)

Kashekim Nedakh (Blind)

Avengers: Civil War (2016)

James "Rhodey" Rhodes (Paralyzed, Wheelchair User)

B:

Big Hero 6 (2014)

The Ringleader (Partially Blind)

Brave (2012)

King Fergus (Amputee)

C:

Cha Cha Real Smooth (2022)

Lola (Autistic)

Children of a Lesser God (1986)

Sarah Norman (Deaf)

Christmas Ever After (2020)

Izzi Simmons (Wheelchair User)

CODA (2021)

Frank Rossi (Deaf)

Jackie Rossi (Deaf)

Leo Rossi (Deaf)

Cyrano (2021)

Cyrano de Bergerac (Dwarfism)

D:

Dumbo (2019)

Holt Farrier (Amputee)

E:

Eastrail 177 (Trilogy)

Elijah Price/Dr. Glass (Osteogenesis Imperfecta, Cane/Wheelchair User)

Elio (2025)

Elio Solis (Partially Blind)

Eternals (2021)

Makkari (Deaf)

F:

Feel the Beat (2020)

Zuzu (Deaf)

Finding Dory (2016)

Destiny (Low Vision)

Dory (Short-Term Memory Loss)

Sheldon (Allergies)

Finding Nemo (2003)

Dory (Short-Term Memory Loss)

Nemo (Underdeveloped Fin)

Sheldon (Allergies)

Forgive Us Our Trespasses (2022)

Paul (Limb Difference)

Forrest Gump (1994)

Daniel Taylor (Amputee)

Forrest Gump (Unspecified Intellectual Disability)

Four Weddings and a Funeral (1994)

David (Deaf)

Fullmetal Alchemist (2017)

Edward Elric (Amputee)

G:

H:

Home on the Range (2004)

Lucky Jack (Amputee)

How to Train Your Dragon (Franchise)

Gobber the Belch (Amputee)

Hiccup Horrendous Haddock ||| (Amputee)

Toothless (Amputee)

I:

Inside I'm Dancing (2004)

Michael Connolly (Cerebral Palsy, Wheelchair User)

Rory O'Shea (Muscular Dystrophy, Wheelchair User)

Inspector Gadget (Franchise)

Sanford "Dr. Claw" Scolex (Amputee)

J:

James and the Giant Peach (1996)

Earthworm (Blind)

Glowworm (Partially Deaf)

K:

Keep the Change (2017)

David Cohen (Autistic)

Sarah Silverstein (Autistic)

L:

Lemonade Mouth (2011)

Alex (Unspecified Disability, Wheelchair User)

Love & Other Drugs (2010)

Maggie Murdock (Parkinson's Disease)

Luca (2021)

Massimo Marcovaldo (One Arm)

M:

Margarita with a Straw (2014)

Laila Kapoor (Cerebral Palsy, Wheelchair User)

Marvel (Franchise)

James "Bucky" Barnes (Amputee)

Nebula (Amputee)

Nick Fury (Partially Blind)

Odin Borson (Partially Blind)

Phil Coulson (Amputee)

Stephen Strange (Nerve Damage)

Thor (Amputee, Partially Blind)

Maya and the Three (2021)

Zatz (Partially Blind)

Muppet Treasure Island (1996)

Blind Pew (Blind)

Long John Silver (Amputee)

N:

Newsies (1992)

Crutchy (Limited Mobility, Crutch User)

Nimona (2023)

Ballister Boldheart (Amputee, Prosthetic User)

O:

P:

Peter Pan (1953)

Captain Hook (Amputee)

Pinocchio (1940)

Gideon (Mute)

Pinocchio (2022)

Fabiana (Limp)

Pirates of the Caribbean (Franchise)

Mistress Ching (Blind)

Q:

Quest for Camelot (1998)

Garrett (Blind)

R:

Resident Evil (Franchise)

Charles Ashford (Unspecified Disability, Wheelchair User)

Rogue One (2016)

Chirrut Îmwe (Blind)

Run (2020)

Chloe Sherman (Asthma, Diabetes, Heart Condition, Paralyzed, Wheelchair User)

S:

Shang-Chi and the Legend of the Ten Rings (2021)

Razor Fist (Amputee)

Sharp Stick (2022)

Zach (Down Syndrome)

Shazam! (2019)

Frederick "Freddy" Freeman (Limited Mobility)

Ship of Fools (1965)

Carl Glocken (Dwarfism)

Sound of Metal (2019)

Joe (Deafened)

Ruben Stone (Hard of Hearing)

Spies in Disguise (2019)

Killian (Amputee)

Star Wars (Franchise)

Darth Maul (Multi-Limb Amputee)

Luke Skywalker (Amputee)

Strange World (2022)

Legend (Amputee)

T:

The Best Years of Our Lives (1946)

Homer Parish (Multi-Limb Amputee)

The Evil Dead (1981)

Ashley "Ash" Williams (Amputee)

The Fundamentals of Caring (2016)

Trevor (Muscular Dystrophy)

The Great Mouse Detective (1986)

Fidget the Bat (Amputee)

The Hunchback of Notre Dame (1996)

Quasimodo (Hunchback)

The Lone Ranger (2013)

Red Harrington (Amputee)

The Nightmare Before Christmas (1993)

Dr. Finkelstein (Unspecified Disability, Wheelchair User)

The Peanut Butter Falcon (2019)

Zak (Down Syndrome)

The Princess and the Frog (2009)

Mama Odie (Blind)

The Secret of the Jade Medallion (2013)

Cornelia (Amputee)

The Three Musketeers (1993)

Captain Rochefort (Partially Blind)

The Village (2004)

Ivy Walker (Blind)

Noah Percy (Unspecified Developmental Disability)

Tinkerbell (Franchise)

Lord Milori (Amputee, Limited Mobility)

Rani (Amputee, Limited Mobility)

Treasure Island (1950)

Long John Silver (Amputee, Crutch User)

Treasure Planet (2002)

John Silver (Multi-Limb Amputee)

U:

V:

W:

Wish (2023)

Dahlia (Unspecified Disability, Crutch User)

Wonder (2017)

Auggie Pullman (Facial Difference)

X:

Y:

Z:

#:

101 Dalmatians (1996)

Mr. Skinner (Mute)

[chrismangaming]

Why I made that post about little critter fallout, well that was to talk about my fallout characters that I had made for said story. Again they aren't main characters but still I want something a little more, so I had made a bunch of the mod itself have a bunch of companions but I can cut like a bunch of them to only be NPCs

Enough talking, I wanna get to the companion to talk about

"Stone" Aka Garrett Stone

His character is a simple stoic hitman/bodyguard for a group of New Californian Republic Funders who reside within a tall building that has rampant issues with druggies and raiders on the bottom floor, while the top floor holds the rich NCR V.I.P's and Stone. The quest itself has its own story but for now, I wanna ramble about Stone.

Stone worked with the new California Republic at the age of 18, coming from Cave Junction Oregon. Boy with a past with weapons and survival, ending up dealing with cannibals from the northwest, fending himself from them. NCR ends up taking in stone for military service, during his service and hard training he was shown to have serious combat skills. Earning him skills and training to become an NCR ranger, but thanks to NCR v.i.p's he ends up in their hands as their personal bodyguard. The V.I.P's have made stone do various actions ranging from assassination's to clearing out raider groups. Stone becomes nothing more than the school grunt to a bunch of scrawny rich people.

The quest name itself called "City Lights" either starts with listening to the dialogue of a poor man leaning on the streets of "goodmen's square" complaining about the NCR and how they've been a pain to this town, turning the area of goodmen's square into nothing but a trash den, while the wealthy Californians sit at the top of the goodmen building. Arriving to the top, past druggies and raiders. You'll be shaken down by Stone, taking away your weapons forcefully. Leaving you to the group of people that sit at a big table, facing an orchestra. A man by the name of Mr Crosby, assumes you're a hitman like Stone and begins to put you through quests to murder 2 rivaling enemies of Goodmen tower. An angry waiter by the name of Abraxo, located within the Portland postal office as a raider. Another being an old sour man by the name of Sanford. As the quests progress as you track them down, another person of the table talks to you privately. Mr Wooding begins to tell you that he wants to look into a matter of his own, people of the group have begun to stab at Wooding's business and need to find proof if they're planning to kill them. Depending on which route you'll go, you'll end up with most of the group in Goodmen tower dying because Wooding's worries are found true. Or Wooding dies all because of his worries.

By the completion of the quest, they end up giving you Stones contract. Which allows you to take stone with you throughout your journey around the wasteland killing. Overtime taking him to places begins to liven him up, but keeps his stoic hitman style of life.

I include him within my mafia story but his setting changes a whole lot.

[melindakucsera]

The Scribe's Reading Log

I saw something about how you can’t be a great writer unless you read, and I realized that I don’t talk about what I read. And I read a lot of books. So far this week, I listened to: Nine Lives Magic Mysteries boxed set (books 1-3) 😔 by Danielle Garrett Tell Her Story 😲 by Margot Hunt Zero Tolerance by James Patterson 😬 Crystal World by BV Larson 😁 Righteous Prey by John Sanford 🫣😱 Dark…

[countzeroor]

Hang on.

Wesley Dodds Sandman, Garrett Sanford Sandman, or Morpheus Sandman? 'Cause those are 3 very different stories, when crossing over with B:TAS.

(All possibly really good, mind you, but very different).

I got a question for you Mr Gaiman, have you worked on anything with the writer Paul Dini?

Not yet. We plotted some Sandman for the Batman Animated Series back in about 1993, even picked a voice actor, but it never happened.

[cgbcomics]

[makiruz]

I took time to check the appearances of Garrett Sandford, the second Sandman, pre Neil Gaiman, there aren’t many but it’s fascinating because you can see how it all came together.

First off, it’s the Jack Kirby miniseries, which introduces Sandman as the guardian of dreams, his nightmares Brute and Glob, and Jed Walker as a boy with some dream stuff about him. Jed initially lives with his grandfather the lighthouse keeper but he dies in the series and goes to live with his mean aunt and uncle Clarice and Barnaby (after reading the Gaiman series that was a serious gut punch)

However this wasn’t the end for Pre-Gaiman Sandman; Jed mostly disappears, making one panel cameos (although a cancelled comic would’ve revealed he was Kamandi’s parallel universe counterpart) but Sandman comes back a few times thanks to Roy Thomas. First Thomas brings back Sandman’s enemy General Electric in Wonder Woman 295 and 296; and then he introduces Sandman himself in Wonder Woman 300, where he gives Sandman a name and a backstory, as Garret Sandford, a scientist who created a dream machine but got stuck in the Dream Dimension (aka the Dreaming) and now he can only come out for 1 hr when he blows his whistle. This issue by the way introduced Lyta Trevor later Lyta Hall, the daughter of Earth-Two Wonder Woman and Steve Trevor; I’m pretty sure it meant nothing at the time (it was part of the issue 300 celebration), but considering how central Lyta ended up being to the Sandman story can’t help but take notice

The next appearance of Garret Sandford was in Justice League of America Annual #1; this story wasn’t by Roy Thomas, but by Len Wein and Paul Levitz and it’s interesting because the League teams up with Sandman to fight Doctor Destiny, who you might know as John Dee or the guy with Dream’s ruby. I’m sure Dee would’ve tied with Dream regardless, because of his dream powers, but seeing them together years before Neil Gaiman came along is kind of amazing.

Anyway, Sandford does not actually come back after that, but Roy Thomas continues with the story of The Sadman, now in Infinity Inc. Infinity Inc started out as the story of the Next Generation of Earth-Two heroes, with the likes of Jade and Obsidian (children of Golden Age Green Lantern), Power Girl, Wildcat 2, Hourman 2, Doctor Midnight; and of course Lyta Trevor (Fury) and Hector Hall son of Golden Age Hawkman and Hawkgirl (called Silver Scarab). I don’t particularly care for the story of Infinity Inc, but the things you need to know is that they started pre-Crisis, they ended post-Crisis (so a lot of their backstory had to change) and Hector died and Lyta was pregnant with his child; in issues 49 to 51 The Sandman comes back spying on Lyta at night and Nuklon (who was in love with Lyta) finds out, and gets Lyta to help him catch him and discover that *gasp* Sandman is actually Hector! Hector reveals that the original Sandman, Garret Sandford went crazy and died (doesn’t say he committed suicide, but the implication is there) and after he (Hector) died he fell into the dream stream and ended in the Dream Dimension and became the new Sandman, but he can only be on Earth for 1 hour a day; he doesn’t want to prevent Lyta to live his life, but they’re still in love so they get married at the beginning of issue 51 and go to the Dream Dimension to have “A Happy Beginning” (so much for that). So here’s the important part about this story, it was published in early 1988, cover dates April to June 1988; issue one of Neil Gaiman’s The Sandman was published in December 1988 (cover date January 1989), The Doll’s House, the storyline that dealt with the superhero Sandman and Jed Walker started publication in mid 1989; Neil Gaiman was working with current DC continuity, he was building off the work of current DC author Roy Thomas; he wasn’t digging out some forgotten character, he was working with recent stories and it’s amazing.

You can tell how all the pieces of the story Gaiman told came together and it was current; it’s freaking brilliant and I love it