Dark Horse Comics canceled plans to publish the final issue of Neil Gaiman’s 'Anansi Boys' after the latest allegations of sexual assault against him.

Neil Gaiman has been dropped by Dark Horse Comics following a bombshell New York Magazine cover story in which several woman accused the “Sandman” and “Coraline” author of sexual assault. In a post on X Friday night,

Neil Gaiman has been dropped by his publisher, Dark Horse Comics, amid mounting sexual assault accusations against the acclaimed fantasy writer.

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Season two of Netflix’s The Sandman, another adaptation of Gaiman’s work, is also still in production; THR reached out to Netflix for comment. Prime Video’s Good Omens season three will end with a 90-minute episode in which Gaiman is not involved, and Disney paused production on its film adaptation of The Graveyard Book.

Dark Horse Comics has cancelled future issues of Neil Gaiman's Anansi Boys comic book, according to its writer Marc Bernadin.

The comics publisher is the newest company to cut ties with Neil Gaiman in the wake of his sexual misconduct allegations.

Dark Horse Comics has dropped Neil Gaiman in response to allegations of sexual abuse against the writer and will no longer publish any of his past, present, or future work, the publisher announced on social media Saturday.

Friday night, comics writer Marc Bernardin revealed the Milwaukie, Oregon-based press has pulled the plug on Anansi Boys, a comic adaptation of the acclaimed Gaiman novel. The ser