#Detective Series

[i-scream-and-i-bite]

weird girls favorite genre

[bestofcaryelwes]

Cary as art thief, Pierre Despereaux in the series 'Psych' (Season 4 episode Extradition: British Columbia, 2009)

[honkygay]

redesigned the cover for my favourite book in the robert hunter series by chris carter- i just thought the og cover doesnt do this story justice- if you like fucked up serial killers and tired detectives then this is a really good read !!

[keepscrollinghun]

Tannie Maria & Morag

[nemo-duspy-writes]

Don't you just hate the 'partners-to-lovers' trope involving the main characters in so many detective TV-series (The Mentalist, Castle, Lucifer, Supernatural, Brooklyn99,...)

[e--q]

Enter the Dragon

~ Happy Lunar New Year ~

(Handmade Soft Toy Dragon inspired by Earl Derr Biggers’s detective Charlie Chan)

[lyra-brandybuck]

"the fandom i'm in is soooo little"

no. the fandom i joined a month ago died in 1999, the tv series was only aired in like 3 countries and it was never dubbed.

[extrarottengirl]

Stigmata by Takahashi Hidebu

Volumes: 2 COMPLETE

Rating: Ummm… A Lemon?

Warnings: Gore, Dubious Consent, Reference to Rape/Non-Con, Murder, References to Domestic Violence and Abuse

Additionally Tags: Police, Detectives, Investigators/Investigations, Supernatural Powers, Psychic Powers, Deeply Psychological, Criminal Investigations, Thriller, Uncertain Ending, Complex Characters

Summary: “Asako Minami has a "unique constitution." He senses the lingering thoughts of murder victims, and experiences the circumstances under which they died with his own body in a reaction similar to stigmata. This proves useful in solving difficult cases with the Metropolitan Police Department's Special Investigations Unit Six. Asako's partner is the reserved Superintendent Kuroiwa Hiroto, rising through the MPD ranks despite doubting his own abilities.”

Review: This not your typical BL plot. The major of the story surrounds the death of a Detective’s ex-wife and her unsolved murder. Asako our main character can relive the thoughts and feelings of a murder victim when he is exposed to items and people present when the individual died. This poses a problem as he is holding on to lingering feeling from a murder victim once married to his superior, Kuroiwa. Asako quickly loses track of what feelings are Kuroiwa’s ex wife and what feelings are his own in regard to Kurowia.

Incredibly suspenseful in the romantic plot and criminal investigation. If you like Law and Order and BL you will like this. The art style is highly unique and very interesting. I enjoy the complexity of the style and the extremely stylized panels.

The spicy scenes are captivating in my opinion. More so there is a lot of sensuality add to scenes that are not exactly spicy. This adds to the suspense of romantic plot line. Asako is drawn in a more gender fluid way than the Kuroiwa. In fact, he is drawn more feminine than other characters in other work by Takahashi which is interesting. However, I do feel there is a bit of inherent awkwardness as Kuroiwa is rather blunt towards the end of the second volume. All and all I love this work but it is not for everyone

[i-platypus]

Ahhhhhhhh, so excited for the boyo!!!! Congrats DaMo 👏

[i-scream-and-i-bite]

Which art movements do you think he would embrace? I think he would like movements like baroque, neoclassicism, realism, colors and themes and he's the 'weird relationship with religion type' so idk but at the same time he is someone who perceives and sees things differently, He might have had an interest in individual movements rather than social ones so over time he might like things like expressionism and surrealism more. I say art for art's sake.

No matter what, everyone likes the jesus paintings.

[theomenmedia]

Jodie Foster Wins An Emmy For True Detective

Jodie Foster takes home the Emmy for 'True Detective: Night Country'! A historic win for storytelling and representation.

Link to the full story: https://www.theomenmedia.com/post/jodie-foster-s-emmy-triumph-true-detective-shines-with-historic-win

[fakesurprise]

“We have this lead,” the Detctive said, holding up the pencil and certain he knew how the victim had been poisoned.

[faceless-crowd]

Ok hear me out, a detective series, a classic old fashioned mystery series…but the k9 the detective has is actually a werewolf that is also their partner

✨and they’re gay✨

[thesuitcasedetective]

Mysteries to Watch This Weekend!

If you are the intrepid detective at heart, check out our list of more than 300 mystery and crime shows from around the world to add to your watchlist this weekend!

Let us know what you're watching and share your own favorite shows below!

See the List: https://thesuitcasedetective.com/mystery-stories/crime-shows/

[fukutomichi]

"l ruined a family today. Maybe two. l didn't solve a problem, l gave them a new one. Free of charge." Varg Veum - Tornerose (2008)

[wheel-of-fandoms]

Probably Murder, She Wrote? My grandma watched it when I was a kid, and I would see varying amounts of it. (She was a big mystery fan in general) If you mean read/watched a whole book/episode, on my own not because someone else was watching it and I was there... Probably when I read an Agatha Christie book in like 7th grade I think? I believe that was The Murder on the Links. Which was Hercule Poirot. I don't watch or read mysteries too often on my own, but I do enjoy them at times if they are on. Especially Sherlock Holmes (Jeremy Brett/Granda), Hercule Poirot (ITV), and Nero Wolfe (A&E)

Time for a new poll! I'm curious to see the spread of answers on this one (and hear any other series not on the list.) Tried to go for a range of older and newer series on here, more on the older end of the spectrum, but I can't cover everything with the limited poll options here, so I hope you'll share your answers! :)

Please reblog for a larger sample size, thank you!