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I'll come clean and say I haven't read Sandman (yet) but I thought the show was really damn good. I've seen a lot of readers and critics praising it too. It's definitely worth cheking out.
When you do, don't judge the series by the first volume. DC told Gaiman they wanted a horror series. It was only after that they loosened the reins and let him take the story where he wanted it to go.
It does take some time to get going and a few stories are pretty dense. But it's also a good re-read, especially after reading some notes about the things you missed the first time around. There's a crazy amount of detail and characters.
The artwork is also legendary, of course.