The Dead Boy Detectives cast shouts out their 'amazing' crew.
Dead Boy Detectives is dropping on Netflix tomorrow, and the new show is based on the comics by writer Neil Gaiman and artists Matt Wagner and Malcolm Jones III. The highly-anticipated The Sandman spinoff stars George Rexstrew , Jayden Revri , Kassius Nelson , and Yuyu Kitamura . In honor of the show's upcoming release, ComicBook.com had the chance to chat with the cast, and we asked if there were any unsung heroes of the production.
"There's so many ... Special shout out to – and she doesn't get enough credit at all – but Kelli Dunsmore, I think really was the architect of the show in terms of our costumes." Revri shared."She did the most amazing job. She collabed with us all so closely and she's honestly incredible."
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