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This is a fiction/fan codex: entries describe an in-universe canon. Our audits check canon and internal consistency — external fact-checking does not apply the way it does on real-subject codexes.
Last full accuracy audit: 2026-08-26 · 30 entries checked · 10 flagged · 26 issues confirmed · 10 corrected · 16 still open
Morpheus — In the Dreaming, Dream is most commonly depicted wearing a black robe or a dark, flowing costume, not a grey T-shirt and dark pants.
Morpheus — The helm is his sigil, but it does not resemble a WWII-era gas mask; it is a stylized skull-and-spine helmet.
Destruction — Destruction's reason for abandoning his duty is misattributed: he left because he felt his function was no longer necessary or desirable after the Enlightenment and the atomic bomb, but the entry states he 'refused to bear responsibility for the scientific rui
Destruction — The quote attributed to Destruction in The Sandman (vol. 2) #47 is actually from Dream in The Sandman (vol. 2) #47, not Destruction; Destruction does not say those lines.
Death — Death is not the second eldest of the Endless; she is the second youngest, with Destiny being the eldest and Dream being older than Death.
Death — The claim that she is the only Endless who can walk freely in Hell without fear of corruption or harm is not established in canon; other Endless, such as Dream, have also walked in Hell without being corrupted or harmed.
The Creation of the Dreaming — The claim that the Endless are primordial entities as old as the universe is misleading because Dream and the Dreaming came into existence with the first dream, not predating it.
The Creation of the Dreaming — The claim that the Dreaming would cease to exist if all sentient beings stopped dreaming is inaccurate; the Dreaming would become empty or dormant but not cease to exist entirely.
The Dreaming's Laws — The entry incorrectly claims that Morpheus's imprisonment was a consequence of violating the Dreaming's laws; in canon, his capture was due to a magical trap by Roderick Burgess, not a punishment for violating free will.
The Dreaming's Laws — The entry misleadingly links Morpheus's imprisonment to a supposed violation of free will, which is factually inaccurate as his capture was a separate event caused by an occult ritual.
Hob Gadling's Immortality Pact — The pact requires Hob to actively choose to continue living every century; he could have died at any renewal point is inaccurate: In the story, Hob does not actively choose to continue living at each meeting; Dream assumes he will keep living unless Hob says h
Death of Lucienne — Dream (Morpheus) did not 'step down' or 'choose to step down' in The Sandman #75; he was killed by the Furies and succeeded by Daniel Hall.
Death of Lucienne — Lucienne did not attend Dream's funeral in The Sandman #75; she is not depicted or mentioned as present.
Creation of the Corinthian — The claim that the Corinthian does not possess shapeshifting abilities is incorrect; in the original comics, he disguises himself as a police officer in 'The Doll's House' storyline.
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