LOS ANGELES - From his revered Sandman comic-book series (1989 to 2015) to the hit novels American Gods (2001) and Stardust (1997), Neil Gaiman is one of the most prolific writers alive today, penning fantasy, horror and science-fiction tales for adults and children and, occasionally, turning his hand to poetry, screenplays, journalism and even song lyrics.
But it was with some reluctance that the acclaimed British scribe added another title - television showrunner - to his resume.
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