#light the detective

[craftartz67]

Light the Detective and Darkiplier

[souperluminal]

Metal Wizard and Detective Wizard

[lotus-pear]

ok gayboy

[a-jasminator]

cherishing each other's true forms

bonus orb husbands:

[dextheartist]

I haven't seen anyone do this yet but redrawing them in their Intro poses has been on my mind since i first watched the show (first pic looks better if you zoom in somehow)

[hopeidontgetaddictedtothis]

Dead Boy Detectives | 1.01: The Case of Crystal Palace

[labotor]

"Hey, chin up. I know the night just got darker, but it won't last forever."

[slutpoppers]

[silvascribble]

Let’s stay young forever,

And we’ll we grow old together

[six-demon-bag]

GEORGE REXSTREW as Edwin Payne JAYDEN REVRI as Charles Rowland (01.01) The Case of Crystal Palace DEAD BOY DETECTIVES (2024)

[literaryvein-reblogs]

Writing Tip: Clues in Crime Fiction

Traps to Avoid When Managing your Clues

Having all your clues arrive at once.

Having your detective solve them all at once.

Not disguising your clues sufficiently.

Hinging a clue on specialist knowledge that your reader does not share.

Relying on clues that are too unlikely or too complex to be credible.

Planting suspicious things in Chapter 1 and then forgetting them.

The trap of using modern electronic clues.

The trap of getting your ‘real-world’ facts awry.

Check through your list of potential clues.

Apply this list to them.

Do any of them fall into these traps? If so, what modifications could you make?

Make sure that you get your real-world information right, especially if you’re going to base a clue on it.

Source ⚜ More: References ⚜ Detective Story ⚜ Crime Fiction Narrative Pattern

[orionsangel86]

I am four episodes into Dead Boy Detectives and I cannot bring myself to skip this title sequence ever. This is Good Omens all over again. Like how can you not love skeletons dancing in bisexual lighting to upbeat spooky music?!?

[lutheban]

My boy, your boy, THE boy Charwin by @technically-human

[blushingzephyr]

saw this

and you KNOW it had me mind body and soul

pov: they’re at your house

+bonus! kendall and kendall undercover

[shaylogic]

In the attic sequence when Edwin is helping Charles through his gradual death, Charles coughs hard at the table. Edwin asks if he's alright. He quickly says "Yeah I'm fine, answer my question! When did you go to school here?"

Even when Charles was very literally dying, he was still pushing the "don't worry about me haha" and then he DIED.

[n3arell-art]

“I thought this lantern might help?” // “No version of this where I didn’t come get you, is there?”