| Issue | #65 |
| Published | September 1998 |
| Cover Price | 2.50 USD; 3.50 CAD |
| Pages | 36 |
| Editing | Karen Berger; Joan Hilty (assistant) |
| Genre | superhero; mystery |
| Pencils | photo by Gavin Wilson; Richard Bruning |
| Inks | photo by Gavin Wilson; Richard Bruning |
| Colors | photo by Gavin Wilson; Richard Bruning |
| Characters | Sandman [Wesley Dodds]; Dian Belmont; Chief Inspector Larry Belmont; Humphries; Lieutenant Burke |
| Synopsis | He comes to them in the grey of twilight and takes from them all that they hold dear. He is the grotesque known only as... The Goblin! Wesley Dodds - the Golden Age Sandman - may be powerless against this new evil as his prophetic dreams threaten to draw him further and further within himself, while Dian Belmont's recent accomplishments threaten to blind her to her beau's plight. [per solicitation] |
| Genre | superhero; mystery |
| Script | Steven T. Seagle |
| Pencils | Guy Davis |
| Inks | Guy Davis |
| Colors | David Hornung; Jamison (separations) |
| Letters | Clem Robins |