The first season of the adaptation of The Sandman is now available on Netflix, featuring a lot of characters from the saga, especially one that has enchanted fans (Spoiler Warning)

With The Sandman premiering on Netflix, fans have expressed their excitement for actress Jenna Coleman’s character of Johanna Constantine, and series creator Neil Gaiman agrees she deserves a spin-off series. as the protagonist. Netflix’s adaptation of The Sandman comic series is now available on the platform, and many fans and viewers have taken to social media to share their thoughts and feelings about the adaptation. One user tweeted at Gaiman telling him, “After watching episode 3 of The Sandman, I think a Johanna Constantine series on Netflix would be great.” Gaiman agreed with the fan, replying, “You are not alone in this thought.” In the third episode of the series’ first season, “Dream a Little Dream of Me,” Coleman’s character reluctantly helps the King of Dreams retrieve his sand-filled leather bag, a key source of his power, after it was stolen from him during his long imprisonment.

You are not alone in this thought. https://t.co/nysQJYUqNg— Neil Gaiman (@neilhimself) August 5, 2022

The series has won the favor of the public and critics.

The internet has been largely on board with Coleman’s casting even before the series’ release. After the first sneak peek of The Sandman released in June 2022, which gave fans their first look at Johanna, many shared their positive reactions to Coleman’s portrayal of the character. In the comics, Lady Johanna Constantine is the ancestor of DC’s character John Constantine, first appearing in 1990’s The Sandman #13. Praise for Coleman’s work and the series has continued since The Sandman premiered on January 5. August on Netflix. Which currently has a Rotten Tomatoes score of 85% from critics and 88% from the audience.

Are there plans to expand The Sandman universe?

There are currently no plans from Netflix for Johanna Constantine or any of the other characters that inhabit The Sandman universe to have a spin-off. Work on the preparation of a second season of the series has already begun despite the fact that it is not yet greenlit. Executive producer David S. Goyer stated in a recent interview that “in some ways, it’s easier [escribir guiones de la temporada 2] because we have educated the audience on the basic ideas”. Goyer continued: “We have shown how dream life can affect the waking world. With that legwork done, the show can now flesh out those themes. They’re more like jazz, where you can plan variations, and we get to stretch our wings a little bit more.” Alongside Coleman, the Netflix adaptation stars Tom Sturridge as Sandman, Kirby Howell-Baptiste as Death, Mason Alexander Park as Desire, Gwendoline Christie as Lucifer, Patton Oswalt as Matthew the Raven, Boyd Holbrook as Corinthian, and Kyo Ra as Rosa Walker. All ten episodes of The Sandman are now available on Netflix.