Edwin witnesses a mysterious kumanthong ghost tear through Charles like he’s flesh and blood, and the boys just barely manage to escape with both their ghostly lives intact. Tensions run high as the ghost kids fight amongst themselves about how to crack the case before Charles is gone for good, and snake ghost Melvin strikes out on his own to give one of their suspects a proper haunting…
Pornsak Pichetshote's storytelling continues to be lots of fun. I loved the mythology he has added to this series about the difference between Western Ghosts and Thai Ghosts. Which proves to be somewhat of an important factor in this story. Read Full Review
Stokely crafts some beautiful art in the issue. The character designs are great and I love the visual look of this world. Read Full Review
This is a slower-burn story than most of the Sandman Universe books, investing in its characters and slowly peeling back the secrets of its world. While there often is a lot of mythology to absorb, it really does come together into one of the most original DC books out right now. Read Full Review
We get to see more of Thessaly this month, and she is not happy! Anyone familiar with this character will know that she's not a person to be messed with. The whole plot of ghosts, monsters and amulets is right up my street and I will sing this series' praises from the rooftops, particularly if the quality remains this high. Read Full Review
A much stronger issue than I expected at first brought the horror for me. I continue to be on edge what's next. Read Full Review
Even without much in the way of answers, The Dead Boy Detectives #3 reminds readers why they should care about this mystery as the characters and topics it addresses form a rich tapestry worth pursuing to its end. Read Full Review
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