Although already confirmed, the 2nd season of ‘Wandinha’ should not arrive in the catalog anytime soon Netflixconsidering that filming hasn’t even started.
Fortunately, the streaming platform has made ‘Dead Detective Boys‘, adaptation of the comics by Neil Gaiman and which should please those who liked the theme of ‘Wandinha‘ due to their similarities.
Just like in the series starring Jenna Oretegathe attraction derived from ‘Sandman‘ delves into the supernatural world and revolves around two teenagers who meet after their deaths and do everything to stay together, including escaping evil witches, Hell and Death himself.
With the help of clairvoyant Crystal (Kassius Nelson), they will work together to solve the most mysterious paranormal cases in the mortal realm.
Throughout the episodes, Edwin Paine (George Rexstrew) and Charles Rowland (Jayden Revri) come across creatures that permeate folklore and paranormal tales, such as monsters, witches, ghosts, demons and much more.
The attraction has already become a huge success among the platform’s subscribers, who are sharing lots of praise on social media.
Among the comments, some highlighted the participation of Kirby Howell-Baptiste reprising his role as Death, from ‘Sandman‘, while others highlighted the fidelity to the original material.
There are also those who are already rooting for a second season.
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Initially developed for the HBO Maxthe adaptation of the homonymous comics by Gaiman (‘Sandman’) found a new home in Netflix – and was released as a derivative of ‘Sandman‘.
Jayden Revri (‘The Cottage’), Kassius Nelson (‘Last Night in Soho’) and newcomer George Rexstrew will be the protagonists.
Rexstrew will bring Edwin Paine to life, while Revri It is Nelson will be Charles Rowland and Crystal Palace, respectively.
In addition to the trio, the series will also feature Lukas Gage (‘Euphoria’) as Thomas, King of the Felines; Briana Cuoco (‘The Flight Attendant’) as Jenny, Crystal Palace’s friend and confidant; Jenn Lyon (‘Justified’) as Esther, a witch obsessed with eternal youth; Yuyu Kitamura (‘Mother Tongue’) as Niko, a student who wants to join the ghost detectives; It is Ruth Connell (‘Supernatural”), as Night Nurse, a demonic entity that guides the flow of souls in the afterlife.
The adaptation script is written by Steve Yockey (‘The Flight Attendant’), who will also be one of the executive producers, along with Greg Berlanti (‘Supergirl’) and Jeremy Carver (‘Doom Patrol’).
Beth Schwartz also divides the function of showrunner with Yockey.
