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Deadman: Lost Souls #[nn]
☆ Be the first to review + Add to your collection — Join freeThis collection brings together the 1995 DC miniseries Deadman: Lost Souls, which follows the ghostly hero Boston Brand as he navigates the afterlife and seeks redemption. The story explores his struggle with his spectral existence and his attempts to protect the living from supernatural threats, penned by writer Mike Baron with art by Kelley Jones.
In "Weird Wisconsin: Places the supernatural has touched," Deadman finds himself drawn into a haunting mystery when a honeymoon in a cursed Vermont church accidentally unleashes three spectral entities—Lucian Camponus, Reverend Amos Shattuck, and Chief Nebagamon. Haunted by his own isolation, Deadman must confront the weight of the past as the line between the living and the dead grows dangerously thin. Written by Mike Baron and illustrated with chilling precision by Kelley Jones, this issue blends eerie atmosphere with emotional depth, all wrapped in a cover by Kelley Jones that captures the story’s unsettling tone.
In "Weird Wisconsin: Places the supernatural has touched," Deadman finds an unexpected connection with the ghostly Ann Colby while investigating a haunted circus mansion. When a chance to return to Wisconsin arises, he takes control of Jack Trayner, a wounded Olympic hopeful, to retrace a path both haunted and heartbreakingly familiar.
In "Come to the Colby Circus," Deadman, using Jack Trayner’s body, wanders the eerie, dreamlike confines of the Colby Circus in search of his lost wife, Connie. As he confronts the twisted performers Brazia and Byron Colby, a haunting rivalry unfolds over the heart of Ann—caught between the living and the dead, love and vengeance.
In a crumbling Vermont church, newlyweds Jo and the ghost of Deadman find themselves trapped in a haunting that defies time and reason. When Madame W. unwittingly frees three spectral figures—Lucian Camponus, Reverend Amos Shattuck, and Chief Nebagamon—Deadman’s fragile grip on peace unravels, plunging him into a lonely, spectral storm he never saw coming.
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