They Killed John Henry but They Won’t Kill Me

By Andrew Gilstrap

In these days of economic turmoil, massive job losses, and corporate profiteering, you'd expect to hear more rewritings of the John Henry legend. [6 August 2009]

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Absolute Sandman

By Greg Oleksiuk

Without it, there would be no Vertigo today, and perhaps none of the titles that have risen to prominence out of that publishing line. [5 January 2007]

Eternals #1

By Mike Lukich

Jack Kirby had a knack for creating heady, mind-bending concepts dressed in superhero clothing, and Neil Gaiman simply refines this already brilliant material with sharp dialogue and characterization, while weaving it into a modern context. [17 July 2006]

Anansi Boys by Neil Gaiman

By Stephen Rauch

This is the first thing I've read of Neil's where the voice of the narrator sounded just like him. It's sharp and witty and clever and, well, British. [7 November 2005]

MirrorMask: The Illustrated Film Script of the Motion Picture from The Jim Henson Company by Neil Ga

By Glenn McDonald

And so we have the strange situation in which we can peruse at length the full script and storyboards well before we have any chance of seeing the movie itself. It's the ultimate spoiler. [2 August 2005]

Neil Gaiman’s A Short Film About John Bolton (2003)

By Dan Devine

The affection Neil Gaiman shows for Marcus indicates that he doesn't hate critics, just what we represent: an ethos of inept misinterpretation aimed at elevating the academic over the visceral. [7 February 2005]

American Gods by Neil Gaiman

By Sabadino Parker

Neil Gaiman has fashioned a new myth about modern Americans, a plot constructed of fragments of ancient tales woven into an original and vital drama... 'American Gods' is both complex enough to warrant serious critical analysis, yet with a stylistic simplicity and lightning-fast pace that will engross any reader. [1 January 1995]

Inside the world of Neil Gaiman: ‘Coraline’ author living his dream life [27 May 2009]

Talking with ‘Blueberry Girl’ author Neil Gaiman [18 March 2009]

‘Beowulf’ screenwriter says don’t expect `300’ in Viking horns [16 November 2007]