'The Sandman' writer Neil Gaiman denies sexually assaulting two women. Here's a timeline of the allegations.

Neil Gaiman at "The Sandman" World Premiere in London.Mike Marsland/WireImage

• Two women have accused "The Sandman" writer Neil Gaiman of sexual assault.
• The allegations are detailed in a new podcast from Tortoise Media.

Two women have accused "The Sandman" writer Neil Gaiman of sexual assault.

Gaiman rose to fame as the author of the DC Comics fantasy series, "The Sandman," between 1989 and 1996. His work continued to explore religion, mythology, and magic in books including "American Gods" and "Good Omens."

All three have been adapted into TV shows, and the second season of Netflix's "The Sandman" is in production.

Tortoise Media's podcast, "Master: The allegations against Neil Gaiman," which was released on July 3, features claims from two women who say he sexually assaulted them in 2005 and 2022.

The first victim, identified only as K because she wished to remain anonymous, said she started a sexual relationship with Gaiman in 2005 when she was 20.

Here's a timeline of the allegations.