Maybe Neil Gaiman's masterpiece was always meant to be a TV series about survival and hope in the age of deceit

The TV adaptation turns a sexist savior's tale into an empowering story that indicts men who lie to women

From Lucifer to Johanna, why the most intriguing Netflix "Sandman" characters are given life by women

Palmer has a history of courting fake controversy, but this is a bad idea

Vertigo will publish "Sandman: Overture" in six installments, starting in October

“Neil is really good at some kinds of adulting that I’m not great at," says Palmer in a new "Poptarts" interview

There so much that Neil Gaiman wants to adapt from the graphic novels, and David S. Goyer is already looking ahead

As we reread our copies of "The Sandman," here's what Neil Gaiman says about the upcoming series

With his comic book masterpiece "The Sandman" and his instant-classic children's horror tale, "Coraline," Neil Gaiman has established himself as today's master of fantasy.

A U.S. Christian group accusing the show of "making satanism appear normal" petitioned Netflix. Oops

Not sure who clamored for more Neil Gaiman's heaven and hell fantasy, but its stars have fun with its resurrection

One of the first scenes even made Neil Gaiman cry for the beauty of it

The novelist, children's author and unofficial publishing industry spokesperson on the future of book culture

The Internet's abuzz about the singer's poem. But what's offensive isn't the verse, it's making a tragedy about her

The Kickstarter millionaire finally agrees to pay guest musicians, but sounds spiteful to share crowdsourced riches