The Sandman II coming to Audible and The Sandman I is currently free in the States
Frustratingly, it's free to listen to Neil Gaiman's Sandman on Audible in the United States.
Original “The Muppets” to be auctioned in $6.1 million auction
Starting on Tuesday the 29th of June and running to the 1st of July, the collection contains around $6,100,000 worth of iconic creations and artwork.
Rory D. Root Comics Ambassador Grant to give cash to local comic book stores
Come March, local stores will be able to apply to the fund if they are successful receive between $1,000 and $2,500 for a project helps promote comics as a valuable means of free expression.
Netflix’s Sandman series will be DC’s most expensive TV program
The names attached to the project are incredible. David Goyer (the Dark Knight trilogy) will produce alongside Gamain. Allan Heinberg (Wonder Woman, Grey's Anatomy) will be the showrunner and writer.
DC is preparing to axe Vertigo
DC Comics reps have declined to comment on the story so far. Time will tell.
Netflix rescues Lucifer with a fourth season
Streaming service Netflix has picked up DC Comics and Neil Gaiman’s Lucifer TV series from Fox.
News of the cancellation immediately brought speculation that either Amazon or perhaps Netflix would carry on the show.…
Good Omens comes to TV
Amazon has greenlit the comedic apocalyptic series Good Omens based on Neil Gaiman’s and Terry Prachett’s book.
Good Omens will only be available through Amazon Prime Video for most of the world.…
God, Satan and Neil Gaiman: Justin Lee Anderson talks Carpet Diem
Justin Lee Anderson was born in Edinburgh, spent much of his childhood in the US thanks to his father’s career in professional football (soccer), before coming back home, via France, to settle into happy family chaos.…
Be an educated geek: Storm review
It’s been out for years but until recently I hadn’t heard of Tim Minchin’s Storm. How come? I’ve seen Minchin on telly. Why do I think this is so bad? I’ll let the free YouTube version of this spoken-song/poem speak for me in a bit.…
A review of Shadows Over Innsmouth
I think anthologies have become my favourite book to read while I’m travelling. It’s not just because you get a variety of styles to enjoy but because the shorter stories held within are often better structured for reading in fragments.…
