In the wake of recent allegations of sexual assault and abuse against Neil Gaiman, comics publisher Dark Horse has ended its longtime relationship with the fantasy author. We take seriously the allegations against him, said Dark Horse, and we are no longer publishing his works. Earlier this month, Vulture published an extensive, potentially triggering report detailing the alleged abuse Gaiman conducted against his victims. The story corroborated information previously revealed late last year through various sources and included new information of its own, including testimonies from victims. For decades, Dark Horse has released graphic novels penned by Gaiman, or adapted his novels for the format, such as a limited comic series for Anansi Boysthats now ending at seven issues. Marc Bernardin, who co-wrote the Anansicomic, revealed the book would be ending earlier this week. While hes incredibly proud of the work he did with artist Shawn Martinbrough, colorist Chris Sotomayor and cover artist David Mack, he said it all pales next to Gaimans actions. Dark Horse will not release a trade, he wrote. My heart breaks for the survivors and any pain seeing these books on the shelves might have caused. After the initial allegations against Neil Gaiman received further reporting, Amazon announced it would cap off his TV adaptation of Good Omenswith a 90-minute special. At time of writing, the streamer hasnt revealed what it intends to do about theAnansi Boysadaptationnot only is Gaiman an executive producer on the upcoming show, he also wrote its pilot and sixth episode. Similarly, Netflix has been quiet for how itll handle Sandmans second season, as have DC Comics and Marvel with the comics he previously wrote for them. Want more io9 news? Check out when to expect the latest Marvel, Star Wars, and Star Trek releases, whats next for the DC Universe on film and TV, and everything you need to know about the future of Doctor Who.