The second season of Netflix's adaptation of Neil Gaiman's The Sandman began on July 3, making it the first project to proceed after allegations against the writer. Fans are conflicted about separating art from the artist, and showrunner Allan Heinberg must tread carefully to stay true to the original work without igniting further controversy. The portrayal of dark themes and queer characters in Gaiman's work, especially regarding Wanda in A Game of You, raises questions about representation. Wanda’s tragic arc and treatment have elicited mixed reactions, indicating deeper societal implications in storytelling.
The second season of Netflix's The Sandman, launching July 3, faces the challenge of addressing Neil Gaiman's controversies while staying faithful to its source material.
Wanda, a trans character from The Sandman arc A Game of You, has been criticized for being portrayed in a tragic light, suggesting negative implications for representation.
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