Neil Gaiman Dropped by Dark Horse Comics Following Sexual Assault Allegations

The author denies accusations from multiple women as publishers and studios reassess their collaborations with him.

Dark Horse Comics announced it will no longer publish Neil Gaiman's works, including canceling the 'Anansi Boys' comic series after its seventh issue.
The allegations, detailed by eight women in a New York Magazine article, include claims of non-consensual sexual acts and coercion spanning decades.
Gaiman has denied the allegations, stating he has never engaged in non-consensual sexual activity and expressing regret over past personal failings.
Major publishers like HarperCollins and W.W. Norton have indicated they have no upcoming projects with Gaiman, while others, including Penguin and Hachette, have not commented.
Adaptations of Gaiman's works face uncertainty, with Disney pausing 'The Graveyard Book,' Netflix proceeding with 'The Sandman' Season 2, and Prime Video adjusting the final season of 'Good Omens' to a single 90-minute episode.