That's nonsense. SANDMAN MIDNIGHT THEATRE started while Sandman was going on, featuring the Golden Age Sandman. There's never been any agreement between me and DC about not using the name Sandman, and I'd wager the James Robinson stuff in your post is equally as based outside of reality. Where on earth do people get this stuff from?

There is no nonsense here.

1-It is a known fact that Jack Knight cannot be used in a story without the consent of writer James Robinson. That's why we don't see Jack Knight in every issue of the Justice Society. If DC Comics could use the character, they would milk his appearances to death. You know that.

2-It took years for DC Comics to let Sandy Hawkins bear the name Sandman. It only happened last year in Justice Society of America #3. Go read any old message boards about DC Comics and the Justice Society and you will find comic book readers complaining that DC Comics refuses to let Sandy Hawkins bear the name Sandman.

3-That Sandman Mystery Theatre existed concurrently as the other Sandman series doesn't invalidate my argument. He was the original, remember? He's one of DC Comics' first characters. They can do with him what they want. Moreover, as I mentioned above, there has been two action figures based on the Golden Age Sandman, by DC Direct, modelled, oddly enough on the Sandman Mystery Theatre. The Sandman also appeared in several DC Comics series such as the first issue of JSA #1 in the last series, in 1999.

4-I could not verify that you are who you say you are. You left a fake email address. But if you really are Neil Gaiman, you should make sure that places like Wikipedia have their facts corrected before you come tell us that ours are not. I didn't use the Wikipedia entries as sources for this article. I only checked them out to see if my interpretation of facts was unique after your comments. Seems like Wikipedia (for all it's worth) shares my interpretation of history. But the Wikipedia entries have probably been, misinforming the public for years, if what you claim is true. I would focus on having them change their facts first.

5-I stand by what I wrote above, whether you truly are Neil Gaiman or not.

That's not Neil Gaiman.

Instead of being a ho and hiding behind another man's name to post so-called facts, the poster should be a man and use his own name.

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