Doctor Who has been many television shows over the years, but for many people the show reached its perfect formula in the mid-1960s, with stories about a handful of people trying to withstand an army of Cybermen. Or Ice Warriors. Or Yeti. Neil Gaiman is one of those people, and he's created a perfect tribute to that…

When the former Spawn character Angela makes her debut in Marvel's Age of Ultron #10, she'll be sporting a new look, courtesy of Marvel Chief Creative Officer Joe Quesada. But don't you worry; she'll be staying true to her busty angelic bounty hunter roots. Check out her redsign here.

This Saturday, renowned author Neil Gaiman returns to Doctor Who, with a brand new mission: make the Cyberman actually terrifying again. We talked to Gaiman, along with some other reporters, and he explained how he became the new Cyber-controller. Spoilers ahead...

Next week the Cybermen return in the Neil Gaiman-penned episode "Nightmare in Silver." This promo gives us the Cybermen on the attack and a few quick flashes of Warwick Davis.

A game maker draws from Sherlock Holmes and H.P. Lovecraft—by way of Neil Gaiman—for his latest game. A short film that recently made us smile is getting made into a feature film. Plus, we've got some fabulous artists looking for a little help in printing their latest works.

We're just a few weeks away from seeing Neil Gaiman's take on Doctor Who's Cybermen in "Nightmare in Silver," and the BBC offers a graphic teaser of what's to come.

The first episode of BBC Radio 4's audio production of Neil Gaiman's Neverwhere is up and available for free download. Listen to James McAvoy, Natalie Dormer, David Harewood, Sophie Okonedo, Johnny Vegas, and Bernard Cribbins inhabit the latest incarnation of Gaiman's magical London Below.

The New York Times has just announced that very famous comic book writer Neil Gaiman is returning to Marvel, and that's not even the weird part. The weird part is that he's bringing Angela, a character he created for Todd McFarlane's Spawn over at Image Comics with him... for some reason.

Try not to scream, but here's a little sneak peek — well, sneak listen, at least — of BBC 4's radio production of Neil Gaiman's Neverwhere, showcasing Benedict Cumberbatch's pipes. Listen to the sullen tones of the beautiful angel Islington! Dear heavens, he's even more beautiful when he sings!

Director Joe Wright brought Jane Austen and Ian McEwan to life, and also helmed the super-assassin movie Hanna. So he might be the perfect choice to adapt Neil Gaiman's next fantasy novel, the as-yet-unpublished The Ocean at the End of the Lane.