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I recently read that Lee series; like _The Sandman_ it centres around a (smaller) pantheon of personifications of death, madness, fate, etc., and the authors do have similar styles. It's hardly a unique concept, though, so solid evidence would have to be something like lifting passages verbatim. I trust Nevins knows his stuff (followed him for a while years ago on Tumblr) but would like to see the details for myself.
I recently read that Lee series; like _The Sandman_ it centres around a (smaller) pantheon of personifications of death, madness, fate, etc., and the authors do have similar styles. It's hardly a unique concept, though, so solid evidence would have to be something like lifting passages verbatim. I trust Nevins knows his stuff (followed him for a while years ago on Tumblr) but would like to see the details for myself.