The accusations against Neil Gaiman cast a dark shadow over The Sandman season 2 but you shouldn't let that spoil it for you.

Netflix's adaptation of the comic book series returns with the first volume of its final season, critics have one big problem with it but are they right?

Season 2 arrives in the wake of the disturbing sexual assault allegations leveled against Neil Gaiman, co-creator of the series and author of its celebrated source material.

Going into season 2, Morpheus’s words feel especially apt due to the large shadow cast over the show by its co-creator, Neil Gaiman.

Neil Gaiman’s comic book demi-god Morpheus, aka Dream of the Endless, is again played with a somnambulant soulfulness by Tom Sturridge.

With Neil Gaiman's sexual misconduct allegations as a backdrop, this is a portrait of the artist telling on himself.

With the author's sexual misconduct allegations as a backdrop, this is a portrait of the artist telling on himself ...

The Neil Gaiman allegations have left Netflix’s The Sandman in an ethical minefield The fantasy drama returns months after the author – on whose books ‘The Sandman’ is based – was ...

The conversation is complicated when – as in the case of The Sandman – there are degrees of separation between artists accused of harm and the art tied to their name. The Sandman ’s co-creator David S ...

The Sandman Season 2 Volume 1 Twitter review: Tom Sturridge stars as Sandman. The show released amid creator Neil Gaiman's scandal.