In the comics, the Sandman is neither good nor bad. He has a lot of power and responsibility as the authority of dreams and nightmares. Still, throughout his story, he makes many questionable decisions and displays a frequently shifting moral compass.
A shapeshifter endowed through an accident with the ability to turn himself into sand, he started out as a recurring adversary to the superhero Spider-Man, but has redeemed himself over time, eventually becoming an antihero.
Sandman is seen as a tragic villain because he is portrayed as a decent man who only breaks the law in order to afford the care his cancer-stricken daughter desperately needs. However, his powers and methods in order to do so makes him one of Spider-Man's most dangerous foes.
Flint Marko (real name William Baker) better known as the Sandman, is a character and antagonist in the Marvel Universe, and a major antagonist in the Spider-Man franchise. He is a supervillain whose body is entirely made of sand, which he can freely manipulate and control.
Ultimately, Sandman's antagonistic actions were mostly the result of his fear of losing his daughter. However, when he found out that Spider-Man was really Peter Parker, Flint lost all his animosity towards him, realizing that Peter was only opposing him because of what he had unwittingly done to Ben Parker.
The Sandman is vulnerable to temperatures above 3400˚ F, which can fuse his particles into glass. On one occasion, however, when his glass form was shattered, he was able to maintain control over the shards. Water inhibits his ability to control his molecules.
In The Sandman, God is referred as “The Presence,” and his existence can be sensed by anyone and everyone. Also, whether God is or is not present himself, his power and domain surround others. The scene of Moses and the burning bush is similar to the portrayal of Hell present in Sandman: Preludes and Nocturnes.
In Dream's mind, Nada betrayed him and their love, which he can't forgive. But Nada rejected Kai'ckul because their love was not meant to be, and her people were punished for her mistake.
Keemia Marko is a Marvel Comics character who is the daughter of Sandman. She has the same powers of her father and known as the villain Sandgirl. She is voiced by Sofia Carson in Spider-Man.
The creator of both Michael Demiurgos and Lucifer Morningstar, the Presence is without question the strongest being in The Sandman, dwarfing even the Endless. The Presence can do whatever he wants, which is something that no other character in the comics can say.
In The Sandman universe, Death is the most powerful Endless. The power levels of the siblings are largely related to their age. The older an Endless is, the more powerful they are. However, despite being the second-oldest Endless, Death is said to be their most powerful member.
Heat vision and super-breath. This is how Sandman would be defeated by the Man of Steel. Supes would use his breath powers to separate Flint's sand particles, similar to what Flash would do when he smartened up. The other way Kal could defeat Marko is with his heat vision.
When Sandman is in possession of his pouch of sand, he can put people to sleep or take the ability to sleep away from them forever. He has a magical helm that helps him travel throughout The Dreaming, and he also imbued a ruby with the power to blur dreams and reality.
Dream was one of the seven Endless, powerful beings that are older than gods. He went by countless names; such as Oneiros, Morpheus and Sandman. He was the personification, as well as the lord over all dreams and reality.
There are, however, a few crucial differences — the first being that, in the show, Calliope was once Morpheus's wife, rather than just his lover. In the original comics, the two were never married.
The Endless are a family of some of the most powerful beings in the DC Universe, who are godlike but not exactly gods themselves because they are not created by mortal belief.
Depending on the portrayal, the Sandman can be good or evil—or somewhere in between. Hoffman's Sandman is undoubtedly wicked, while Andersen's is decidedly good. Of course, other good, evil, and even more gray versions have appeared as the character has continued to make appearances throughout pop culture.
Death of the Endless is a fictional personification of death who appears in American comic books published by DC Comics. She first appeared in The Sandman vol.
Desire is the main antagonist of The Sandman TV show, based on the series of comic books of the same name, They are one of the Endless and twin sibling of Despair, responsible for imprisoning Dream for over a century and impregnating Unity Kincaid. Their ultimate plan is to kill Dream and rule over his realm.
Desire hates Dream because they desire to be like Dream and wish the Threshold was more like the Dreaming. Not only does Desire hate that Dream looks down upon them despite dreams merely being "echoes of desire and despair," but Desire also aspires to be like Dream is to others.
