Dead Boy Detectives Season 1 – Everything We Know So Far

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Dead Boy Detectives Season 1

Netflix has given us a sneak peek into its upcoming series, Dead Boy Detectives, based on the Vertigo comics by Matt Wagner and Neil Gaiman. 

The show features Jayden Revri and George Rexstrew in the roles of Charles Rowland and Edwin Payne, two close friends who also happen to be ghosts. Together, they use their spectral abilities to solve supernatural mysteries in the human world.

To find out more about Dead Boy Detectives season 1, read through the post below.

When Is Dead Boy Detectives Season 1 Releasing?

Dead Boy Detectives season 1 release date is out, and it’s hitting Netflix on April 25th! The wait is almost over, and all eight episodes will be available for your binge-watching pleasure as soon as it drops.

Just so you know this series was originally slated for release on HBO Max, but Netflix swooped in and snagged it for its platform. 

Rumours about the series started circulating in 2021, and it wasn’t long before Netflix officially announced its acquisition. Neil Gaiman himself confirmed last April that the show would indeed be set in the Sandman universe.

Production kicked off with the filming of the pilot episode in December 2021 and January 2022, followed by the full series shoot from November 2022 to April 2023. 

Now that the release date for the show is announced, get ready to dive into the supernatural world of Dead Boy Detectives soon!

What Can We Expect From Dead Boy Detectives Season 1?

As far as it is known the Dead Boy Detectives will be joining the Sandman universe on Netflix, which is where the characters first appeared in Gaiman’s Sandman comics back in the early 1990s. 

However, the journey to this point has been quite an adventure. Originally, the series was developed for Max as part of the streamer’s DC Universe plans. But things took a turn when Warner Bros. Discovery decided to overhaul the DC universe under the guidance of Peter Safran and James Gunn.

According to the official synopsis provided by Netflix, Dead Boy Detectives introduces viewers to Edwin Payne and Charles Rowland, the dynamic duo behind the Dead Boy Detectives agency.

Despite being teenagers from different eras, Charles and Edwin form an inseparable bond in the afterlife. As best friends and ghosts, they tackle mysteries with a combination of brains and brawn. Their loyalty knows no bounds, leading them to brave perilous encounters with wicked witches, and even Death herself, all in the name of sticking together.

Who Is Cast In Dead Boy Detectives Season 1?

In Dead Boy Detectives season 1, the lead roles of Edwin Payne and Charles Rowland are taken on by George Rexstrew and Jayden Revri. Here’s a rundown of the cast members:

  • George Rexstrew as Edwin Payne

  • Jayden Revri as Charles Rowland

  • Lukas Gage as Thomas the Cat King

  • Michael Beach as Tragic Mick

Michael Beach as Tragic Mick

  • Lindsey Gort as Maxine

Lindsey Gort as Maxine

  • Caitlin Reilly as Lily

Caitlin Reilly as Lily

  • Max Jenkins as Kingham

Max Jenkins as Kingham

  • David Iacono as David the Demon

David Iacono as David the Demon

  • Joshua Colley as Monty

Joshua Colley as Monty

  • Kassius Nelson as Crystal Palace

Kassius Nelson as Crystal Palace

  • Briana Cuoco as Jenny the Butcher

Briana Cuoco as Jenny the Butcher

  • Ruth Connell as the Night Nurse

Ruth Connell as the Night Nurse

  • Yuyu Kitamura as Niko

Yuyu Kitamura as Niko

  • Jenn Lyon as Esther

Jenn Lyon as Esther

FAQs

When did Dead Boy Detectives Season 1 release? 

Dead Boy Detectives Season 1 was released exclusively on Netflix on 25th April, featuring all eight episodes for binge-watching.

Who is cast in Dead Boy Detectives Season 1?

The main cast members in Dead Boy Detectives Season 1 include George Rexstrew, Jayden Revri, Lukas Gage, Michael Beach, Lindsey Gort, Caitlin Reilly, Max Jenkins, David Iacono, and a few others.

How many episodes are there in Dead Boy Detectives Season 1? 

Season 1 of Dead Boy Detectives arrived with eight episodes, each contributing to the show’s intrigue. It is a fictional series based on characters from Neil Gaiman’s Sandman comics.