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The Sandman
Series:	Doctor Who - Big Finish Audio Dramas
Release Number:	37
Doctor:	Sixth Doctor
Companions:	Evelyn Smythe
Setting:	The Clutch
Writer:	Simon A. Forward
Director:	Gary Russell
Publisher:	Big Finish Productions
Release Date:	October 2002
Format:	4 Episodes on 2 CDs
Prod. Code:	7C/F
ISBN:	ISBN 1-903654-76-9
Previous Story:	The Rapture
Following Story:	The Church and the Crown

Publisher's Summary

The Clutch is a fleet in constant motion, ships jostling for position, in an endless migration between the stars. For the Galyari, forbidden by an ancient curse from settling on a world ever again, the Clutch is home. But the curse travels with them...

The Sandman, a figure of myth and folk-lore, preys on the young and old alike. He lurks in the shadows and it is death to look upon him.

All too soon after the TARDIS arrives, it is evident that the Doctor and the Galyari share a dark history, and Evelyn is shocked to discover that, on the Clutch, it is her friend who is the monster.

The Sandman, according to the tales, also goes by the name of the Doctor...

Cast

The Doctor - Colin Baker
Evelyn Smythe - Maggie Stables
Director Nrosha - Anneke Wills
General Voshkar - Ian Hogg
Mr Mordecan - Robin Bowerman
Nintaru - Stephanie Colburn
Orchestrator Shol - Mark Donovan
Commander Brel - Mark Wharton

References

The Galyari find birds appealing.

Notes

to be added

Continuity

The Bone of Contention also takes place on The Clutch.

Timeline

The Sandman occurs after Project: Twilight
The Sandman occurs before Jubilee

External Links

Big Finish The Sandman page
The Doctor Who Reference Guide detailed synopsis of The Sandman
The Discontinuity Guide The Sandman page

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This is the Sandman disambiguation page.

It serves to clarify the difference between several closely named or closely related articles. If an internal link led you here, you may wish to change the link to point directly to the intended article.
A = Appearances · I = Images · G = Gallery · F = Fan Art · Q = Quotes

Sandman
New Earth
A · I · G · Q

Sandman is the name chosen by various individuals over the years. The current Sandman is Sandy Hawkins, protege of Wesley Dodds.

The Image is Sandman as seen in most currently published DC comic books.

Characters

Dream of the Endless New Earth A · CA · I · G · Q a.k.a. Morpheus	Wesley Dodds New Earth A · CA · I · G · Q Sandman of the original Justice Society of America, active during WWII	Garrett Sanford New Earth A · I · G Denizen of the Dream Dimension	Hector Hall New Earth A · CA · I · G Garrett Sanford's successor, later Doctor Fate
Daniel Hall New Earth A · CA · I · G Morpheus's replacement and son of Hector	Kieran Marshall New Earth A · I · G modern age Sandman of the Vertigo imprint

Comics

Sandman
(1974-1976)
7 issues

Sandman Vol 2
(1989-1996)
76 issues

Sandman Mystery Theatre
(1993-1993)
5 issues

Marvel Database

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