Who put Neil Gaiman in charge of 2019's collective unconscious?

Image 1: Panel from "24 Hours," one of the most horrifying issues in Gaiman's masterpiece, Sandman. July 1989.

Image 2: #MomoChallenge urban legend, about suicide instructions in kids YouTube videos, spills into the mainstream media earlier this week. February 2019.
https://www.washingtonpost.com/technology/2019/02/24/pediatrician-exposes-suicide-tips-children-hidden-videos-youtube-youtube-kids/?noredirect=on&utm_term=.694a374d3341

I'm not sure what to make of those #MomoChallenge shops of #TheresaMay going around with a "who made this" rn.

Loathe every fibre of the woman, her repellent policies, and her vicious stubborn bigotry; but absolutely certain no male PM would get quite the same appearance-based flak and suspecting a nasty cocktail of sexism and ageism; butbut.. damn me it's one effective memeslap 😐

RT @PoliceNationale
[#NonAuHarcelement] #BlueWhaleChallenge, #MomoChallenge, …
Le cyberharcèlement existe !
#BriseLeSilence

Informations et conseils https://www.police-nationale.interieur.gouv.fr/Actualites/L-actu-police/Cyberharcelement-brisons-le-silence