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My latest cartoon for New Scientist

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elias-td asked:

Hello, Mr. Gaiman, I was watching Good Omens episode 2, and wondered about something. When they're at the United holdings [holdings] PLC Interactive Combat Course and Crowley has Aziraphale pinned against the wall, he says: "I'm a demon, I'm not nice, I'm never nice, nice is a four letter word", what does Crowley have against four letter words?

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jackmdz asked:

Hi Neil! I don't know if you've been asked this before, but whose idea was it to put Queen songs in Good Omens? Was it your idea or Terry's?

I hope you can answer this, thank you! <3

It was ours. It was a mutual joke between us that I then put in the book.

thelastofthebookworms:

Favorite Gaiman’s female character ? (2/…)

Misses Spink and Forcible (Coraline)

Anathema Device (Good Omens)

Wanda (Sandman)

Mrs Owens (The Graveyard Book)

Bilquis (American Gods)

Rosie Noah (Anansi Boys)

Lamia (Neverwhere)

War (Good Omens)

Delirium (Sandman)

The Other Mother (Coraline)

Yes, some characters are still missing. You can only have 10 options per poll. I’ll make others, please keep mentioning female characters you’ll like to see (yes, I noted Death already).

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elias-td asked:

Hello, Mr. Gaiman, I was watching Good Omens episode 2, and wondered about something. When they're at the United holdings [holdings] PLC Interactive Combat Course and Crowley has Aziraphale pinned against the wall, he says: "I'm a demon, I'm not nice, I'm never nice, nice is a four letter word", what does Crowley have against four letter words?

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viennawaltzondvd asked:

hi i picked up a copy of finn family moomintroll from my library, and your little review (“a masterpiece”) is right on the cover. i was just wondering how you came to do a blurb for this book, and why this book out of all the moomin books?

The quote I gave was for the reprint of the original (and at that time forgotten) newspaper strips in 2006. The book was sent to me by Peggy Burns at Drawn and Quarterly, who knew I’d loved the original Moomin books as a kid and thought I might enjoy the newspaper strips that Tove Jannson had created. I wrote about the book on my blog. https://journal.neilgaiman.com/2006/11/surthanksgivingrealism.html

After I put up the blog, Peggy wrote to me and said

we really liked what you said about the strip “which is one of the

sweetest, strangest surrealist strips in history"  and are hoping that you may want to shape it into a blurb that we may use for Volume 2?  

So I wrote:

A lost treasure now rediscovered, one of the sweetest, strangest comics strips ever drawn or written. A surrealist masterpiece. Honest. —Neil Gaiman