‘He Found His Voice.’ How Neil Gaiman And ‘Sandman’ Made Each Other Into Stars
Morpheus (Dream) from Neil Gaiman’s Sandman, by artist Bill Sienkiewicz Bill Sienkiewicz, used by permission In late 1986, a 25 year-old British writer with one artsy graphic novel under his belt pitched DC Comics a new spin on one of the publisher’s oldest properties. Editor Karen Berger thought this Neil Gaiman fellow had some potential,… Read More »
