Don't Let Neil Gaiman's Accusations Overshadow The Sandman
‘We do not choose to be created, nor do we choose how we are made.’ In the first season of The Sandman on Netflix , these words are uttered by Lord Morpheus (Tom Sturridge), otherwise known as Dream. In the context of the show, Dream is referring to everyone’s lack of agency in their inception. It’s essentially a slightly pretentious way of saying ‘you can’t help where you come from’. 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 . The 64-year-old fantasy author, who wrote the comics The Sandman is based on, stands accused of sexual misconduct by eight women . Get personalised updates on all things Netflix Wake up to find news on your TV shows in your inbox every morning with ’s TV Newsletter. Sign up to our newsletter and then select your show in the link we’ll send you so we can get TV news tailored to you. Gaiman has denied the allegations...