The second season of “The Sandman” follows the “Season of Mists” storyline from Gaiman’s comics, in which Lucifer (Gwendoline Christie) abdicates control of Hell and presents Morpheus, aka Dream (Tom Sturridge), with the key to its gates, causing many immortals to try to convince Morpheus to give the key to them.

The Sandman is ending with season 2 at Netflix. The announcement comes in the wake of the sexual assault and misconduct allegations against Neil Gaiman.The Latest Tech News, Delivered to Your Inbox

The Sandman is the latest Neil Gaiman project to end following multiple accusations of sexual assault made against the author.

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There will be no third season for The Sandman. Netflix made the announcement Friday on social media that the upcoming second season will be its last. The official announcement comes amid sexual assault and misconduct allegations against Neil Gaiman,

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Netflix has announced its streaming series The Sandman will end after its impending second season. A statement from Netflix attributes the series' end to an artistic decision. The entire statement, credited to showrunner Allen Heinberg, reads as follows:

Netflix’s The Sandman will end with its upcoming second season, scheduled to hit the streaming service later this year, Variety reports. The cancellation follows sexual misconduct allegations made against creator Neil Gaiman.

"We knew we only had enough story for one more season," showrunner says ahead of second and final season's arrival this year

Netflix has officially canceled The Sandman after two seasons, following multiple sexual harassment allegations against its creator, Neil Gaiman. The acclaimed series, based on Gaiman’s DC comics, premiered its first season in August 2022 and was well-received by both critics and audiences.