Season 2 of ‘The Sandman’ would introduce the rest of The Eternals

While Netflix continues to think about what to do with the new chapters of the comic adaptation of Neil Gaiman, the creators are already working on the story that will bring back Tom Sturridge as Dream. Now, ‘The Sandman’ season 2 is being rumored to introduce the rest of the Eternals, the most powerful beings in this fantastic DC universe.

According to information from CBR, the second season of ‘The Sandman’ introduce new characters, which would complete the Sueño family. Recall that so far only Death, played by Kirby Howell-Bapstiste, Desire by Mason Alexander Park and Donna Preston as Despair have been presented.

So far, Delirium is known to be the only one confirmed by Neil Gaiman, but according to reports, the rest of the Eternals would appear in season two of ‘The Sandman’. The new installments of the Netflix series are said to cover up to the seventh volume of the comics, and two of Sueño’s brothers appear in the fourth, and the last one up to the seventh, so it would be imminent to see them in the adaptation.

The Eternals that would appear in the second season of ‘The Sandman’ they are Fate, Delirium and Destruction. Destiny is the eldest of the siblings, and also the most powerful, second only to their parents. And Delirium is the smallest of all and one of the most chaotic and interesting characters in Neil Gaiman’s novel. While Destruction is the friendliest of all, along with Death.

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Two New Characters Also Join ‘The Sandman’

In addition to The Eternals, the rumor says that there are two new characters that will be introduced in the second season of ‘The Sandman’. The first is Wanda, a trans woman who is Barbie’s friend, whom we have already seen in the first episode. It is said that Wanda could also take on the functions of Ruby, a character who appears in the comics up to “Brief Lives”, the seventh volume.

If these rumors are true, the story of the Netflix adaptation could be very different from the events of the comics, since these characters appear almost until the end of the graphic novel. But with Neil Gaiman back on board in the production, fans want to believe the author has reason enough to introduce them sooner.

At present, the second season of ‘The Sandman’ does not have a release date, and Netflix is ​​even said to have problems calling it a ‘second season’, because they believe that the chapters may be released weekly, which could make the series they arrive sooner than expected and perhaps with more chapters.