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  • Comic Book Title: Sandman Mystery Theatre #23 (Vol. 1, Main Cover A, DC Vertigo, February 1995)
  • Publisher: DC Comics / Vertigo
  • Story Arc: Dr. Death (Act 3 of 4)
  • Creative Team: Matt Wagner & Steven T. Seagle (Writers), Guy Davis & Vince Locke (Artists)
  • Cover Artist: Gavin Wilson & Richard Bruning (Credited lower-left corner)
  • Featured Characters: Wesley Dodds (The Sandman) wearing his gas mask and trench coat, set against a glowing purple backdrop showing silhouettes of lovers, bordered on both sides by sleek fountain pens.
  • Banners & Highlights: Top-left DC Vertigo logo box; issue details reading "NO. 23 FEB 95 $1.95 US / $2.75 CAN / £1.25 UK / SUGGESTED FOR MATURE READERS"; stylized title logo reading "SANDMAN MYSTERY THEATRE"; quote overlay reading '"...skin on skin, their secrets fell away with the night."'; bottom title callout reading "ACT 3 dr. death OF 4"; direct sales UPC barcode box lower-right.
  • Visual Style: Ethereal, noir-infused photo-collage mixed-media art featuring neon purple lighting and fountain pen framing elements by Gavin Wilson and Richard Bruning.

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Sandman Mystery Theatre #23 Gavin Wilson Cover Dr Death Act 3 Vertigo Key Issue

Sandman Mystery Theatre #23 Gavin Wilson Cover Dr Death Act 3 Vertigo Key Issue

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Delve deeper into the sinister medical mystery of 1930s New York in Sandman Mystery Theatre #23 from DC Vertigo! Masterfully co-written by Matt Wagner and Steven T. Seagle with interior art by Guy Davis and Vince Locke, featuring striking photo-collage cover art by Gavin Wilson and Richard Bruning. Serving as Act 3 of the acclaimed 4-part Dr. Death storyline, Golden Age Sandman Wesley Dodds races against the clock as a lethal doctor continues his deadly experiments, while Wesley's relationship with Dian Belmont faces complex personal tension. Features a captivating mixed-media cover depicting Wesley Dodds framed by sleek fountain pens against silhouette figures. An essential key issue for DC Vertigo collectors, pulp crime readers, and Sandman Mystery Theatre fans.

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