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Definitely! Dead Boy Detectives is a comic. It offers an interesting and engaging world for readers to explore with its distinct art style and plot developments.

Not really. Their orientation isn't explicitly stated as gay in the comics.

I don't have the exact number off the top of my head. Maybe you can look for reviews or summaries of the series that might mention the total number of comics. Another option is to reach out to comic book stores or fans of the series for their estimates.

As far as I know, the comics don't specifically define Edwin's sexuality as gay. It might be left open to interpretation or not addressed at all.

It's about detectives who are dead boys. They probably solve mysteries in the afterlife or something related to the supernatural world. That's a common theme in such stories.

I'm not sure exactly. You might need to check with the publisher or official sources for the precise number.

Since it's about dead boy detectives, the main characters are likely those dead boys themselves. But without reading it, I can't give you specific names.

Female mystery novelist: 1 Edgar Allan Poe-The United States is known as the "father of mystery novels" for its unique suspense atmosphere and horror style. 2 Charlotte's Web-The British novel "Million Dollar Murder" and other works show the image of a female detective, known as the "mother of detective novels." 3 Margaret Atwood (Margaret Atwood)-The United States is known as the "Queen of Mystery". Her unique narrative style and style, such as "Mysterious Island", led the trend of the 20th century mystery novel. Female Detective: Agatha Christie-The United Kingdom is known as the "king of mystery novels" for its unique "detective + mystery" model. Her representative works include "Murder on the Oriental Express" and "The Massacre on the Nile". 2 Agatha Christie-The United States is known as the "mother of mystery novels" for its unique "detective + criminal" model. Her representative works include "Roger's Mystery" and "The Abc Murder". 3 Andrea Agatha Christie-The United Kingdom is known as one of the "three heroes of mystery novels" for its unique "detective + assistant" model. His representative works include "Murder on the Oriental Express" and "Mysterious Island".

Well, there was this cat that thought it was a great hunter. It would always stalk the family dog, which was much bigger. One day, it pounced on the dog's tail as the dog was sleeping. The dog woke up in a fright and jumped up, and the cat got flung across the room. Unfortunately, the cat didn't survive the fall. But it was funny to think of this little cat thinking it could take on the big dog like that.

There was a cat that was notorious for chasing its own tail. One day, it chased its tail so vigorously that it spun around in circles until it got dizzy and ran straight into a wall. Sadly, the impact was too much and the cat died. But the way it had been running around like a crazy little thing before was quite funny. The owner couldn't help but chuckle a bit through the tears when recalling how silly the cat had been right before the accident.