The Sandman, Vol. 2: The Doll’s House by Neil Gaiman

This book follows Dream as he rebuilds his
realm while searching for escaped
nightmares and confronting Rose Walker, a
young woman whose unusual connection to
the Dreaming threatens reality. Her search for
her missing brother leads into a dark world of
abusive guardians, supernatural forces, and a
disturbing convention of serial killers.

This book’s main concerns are; body horror,
cannibalism, dark content, demonic content,
gore, pedophilia, murder (excessive),
rape,and violence (graphic, sexualized,
sadistic).