The Origins of Dead Boy Detective – Video

Dead Boy Detectives is a supernatural Netflix series that has captured the attention of viewers everywhere. In this deep dive by WatchMojo, we explore the origins of the Dead Boy Detectives, created by Neil Gaiman and Matt Wagner.

First introduced in a 1991 issue of The Sandman, these ghostly detectives have a rich history that spans across various comics and storylines. Edwin Payne and Charles Roland, the two main characters, escaped death and founded the Dead Boy Detective Agency. Joined later by Crystal Palace, a girl who can communicate with dead souls, the trio embark on solving mysterious and paranormal cases.

With their ability to fly, turn invisible, and pass through walls, the Dead Boy Detectives possess a unique set of powers that aid them in their investigations. Their live-action portrayal in the third season of Doom Patrol garnered much attention, leading to the development of a whole Sandman Universe over at Netflix.

The upcoming Dead Boy Detective show on Netflix holds promise for fans of the characters, with familiar faces reprising their roles and a new spin on the story. Are you intrigued by the Dead Boy Detectives’ origins? Let us know in the comments and stay tuned for more supernatural mysteries to unfold.