Deadman #1 Is Here — The All-Star Team Behind Kryptonite Spectrum Returns to DC

2 de junio de 2026

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DC Comics · New Release · June 2026

Deadman #1 Is Here — The All-Star Team Behind Kryptonite Spectrum Returns to DC

Written by W. Maxwell Prince · Art by Martín Morazzo · Colors by Chris O'Halloran · 6-Issue Limited Series

Boston Brand was a trapeze artist. Then he was murdered. Now he's Deadman — a ghost with the power to possess any living soul, searching for his killer and his purpose. One of DC's most haunting and underrated characters returns in a bold new 6-issue limited series, and the team behind it is nothing short of extraordinary.

Written by W. Maxwell Prince and drawn by Martín Morazzo with colors by Chris O'Halloran — the same all-star lineup that brought you Superman: The Kryptonite Spectrum and the long-running, Eisner-nominated horror anthology Ice Cream Man. They're back at DC Comics, and they're bringing everything.

"Boston Brand was a trapeze artist. Then he was murdered. Now he's Deadman — a ghost with the power to possess any living soul, searching for his killer and his purpose."

Whether you're a longtime Deadman fan or picking up the character for the first time, this is the perfect entry point. With Morazzo's haunting, kinetic artwork and Prince's signature existential storytelling, every page demands a second look.

The All-Star Creative Team

Eisner-nominated creators making their return to DC

Writer

W. Maxwell Prince

The genre-defying mind behind the Eisner-nominated Ice Cream Man (Image Comics, 2018–present) — now 7+ years running. The series is currently being adapted for Netflix by the creators of Wednesday.

Artist

Martín Morazzo

The Argentine artist whose haunting, kinetic line work made Ice Cream Man and Superman: The Kryptonite Spectrum instant visual classics. Every page he draws demands a second look.

Colorist

Chris O'Halloran

Eisner-nominated colorist whose palette work on Ice Cream Man earned widespread acclaim. His colors on Kryptonite Spectrum made each issue a visual feast.

Their track record speaks for itself

Ice Cream Man (Image Comics)

2025 Eisner Award nominated horror anthology, 7+ years running. Now being adapted for film by the creators of Wednesday on Netflix.

Superman: The Kryptonite Spectrum (DC, 2025)

Called "well on its way to becoming a classic Superman story" by Comic Watch. Issue #1 sold out and went back to print.