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Neil Gaiman's bibliography spans a diverse range of genres, including biographies, collections of essays, and extensive comic book work. His nonfiction writings feature biographies of figures like Duran Duran and Douglas Adams, alongside collections of his own introductions, essays, and weblogs.

Gaiman's comic book career is marked by significant contributions to UK publishers and a substantial body of work for DC Comics. His most celebrated comic series, 'The Sandman,' published under DC's Vertigo imprint, has been collected into multiple volumes and is recognized for its complex narratives and artistic collaborations. He has also contributed to various anthology titles and written for iconic DC characters like Batman.

Neil Gaiman's nonfiction output includes biographical works such as 'Duran Duran: The First Four Years of the Fab Five' and 'Don't Panic,' which chronicled the history of Douglas Adams' 'The Hitchhiker's Guide to the Galaxy.' He also co-edited 'Ghastly Beyond Belief,' a compilation of notable quotes from science fiction. Collections like 'Adventures in the Dream Trade' and 'The View from the Cheap Seats' gather Gaiman's introductions, essays, and articles, offering insights into his creative process and literary interests. His commencement speech at UArts was published as 'Make Good Art,' and he contributed an introduction to 'Kirby: King of Comics.'

Gaiman has a significant presence in the comic book medium, with early works appearing in UK publications such as '2000 AD' and 'Revolver Horror Special.' He collaborated with artists like Dave McKean on 'Violent Cases' and contributed to anthology projects like 'Outrageous Tales from the Old Testament' and 'Seven Deadly Sins.' His work for DC Comics is extensive, most notably 'The Sandman' series, which explored complex mythological and philosophical themes through a vast array of guest artists. This series, published under the Vertigo imprint, became a critical and commercial success.

Further DC contributions include 'Black Orchid' with Dave McKean, and numerous Batman stories like 'Whatever Happened to the Caped Crusader?' He also wrote for 'Swamp Thing' and contributed to anthologies such as '9-11 Volume 2' and 'Wednesday Comics.' Collections like 'Neil Gaiman's Midnight Days' gather earlier comic stories and related material.