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Deadman is a former circus aerialist who was murdered and became a supernatural hero. He can possess any living being, communicate with the dead, and travel between dimensions.
Possession. Expertise in acrobatics, unarmed combat, and occultism. Deadman ( Boston Brand) is a superhero appearing in American comic books published by DC Comics. He first appeared in Strange Adventures #205 (October 1967), and was created by Arnold Drake and Carmine Infantino.
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Deadman, also known as Boston Brand, is a supernatural superhero and a ghost. Murdered by an assassin, his spirit haunts the mortal realm bringing justice to those who deserve it. Although he cannot directly interact with the physical world, he can possess bodies of the living and control them...
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May 10, 1996 · Johnny Depp stars as William Blake, an accountant who becomes a fugitive after killing a man and meets a mysterious Native American guide named Nobody. Directed by Jim Jarmusch and scored by Neil Young, this film is a revisionist western that explores themes of mysticism, transformation, and spirituality.
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Jun 28, 1996 · A movie review by the late film critic Roger Ebert, who gives his opinion on the 1996 western by Jim Jarmusch, starring Johnny Depp and Gary Farmer. He discusses the themes, the photography, the score, and the connection to the poet William Blake.
Deadman (real name Boston Brand) was an aerialist turned superhero, associated with the supernatural team Justice League Dark. Boston was the only son of Gary and Barbara Brand, and grew up in a family of physical abuse. When his parents didn't fight each other, they took out their anger on...
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Oct 31, 2022 · by Fabien. October 31, 2022. Created by writer Arnold Drake and artist Carmine Infantino for DC Comics in the pages of Strange Adventures #205 (October 1967), Deadman was a tough sell at first as the Comics Code Authority frightened the editor into staying away from potential horror material. After all, Deadman is a ghost.
