“The Sandman” and “Good Omens” author Neil Gaiman released a lengthy statement Monday in which he once again denied sexual misconduct accusations that were originally made against him nearly two years ago.
This marks the first time Gaiman has spoken out about the accusations against him in almost a year, during which time Gaiman had stepped back from the public eye after being dropped from a series of TV and film projects based on his work, including Amazon’s upcoming final season of the “Good Omens” TV adaptation and the streamer’s new “Anansi Boys” TV series, press for last year’s final season of Netflix’s “The Sandman,” and development shutting down
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