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TV: “Sandman” Representation Divides LGBTQ+ Viewers

Sandman

Netflix has divided LGBTQ+ viewers with its high-stakes adaptation of The Sandman. The Sandman, an adaptation of Neil Gaiman’s comic book of the same name, follows cosmic being Dream as he tries to regain his power after being imprisoned for over a century.

Like the source material, the Netflix series is filled with LGBTQ+ representation – but some viewers feel conflicted over the execution of the plots and the characters.

Some viewers raved about the inclusion of non-binary character Desire, played by a non-binary actor Mason Alexander Park. Dubbed the “the non-binary love child of Lady Daga and Gillian Anderson,” by one fan, Desire has been a huge hit.

However, some accused The Sandman of biphobia over the characterisation of Johanna Constantine (Jenna Coleman, playing a gender-flipped version of a comic book character named John Constantine).

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