Dream Police (comics)

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Dream Police
Cover of the 1st issue.
Publication information
Publisher	Marvel Comics
Format	One-shot
Publication date	June 22, 2005
No. of issues	1
Main character(s)	Joe Thursday Frank Stafford
Creative team
Created by	J. Michael Straczynski Mike Deodato

Dream Police is an

Plot summary

In the near future, Detectives Joe Thursday and Frank Stafford patrol the dreamscape, a surreal landscape in Los Angeles of dreams and nightmares. This reality is inhabited by entities such as echoes, wisps, ethers, and nightwalkers, who have died in their sleep, doomed to wander the dreamscape forever. These two partners think they have seen it all, until Frank disappears and the woman that appears in his place claims to have always been Joe's partner. Joe then ventures into the unknown to challenge the dreaming and shake its existence to the core.

Sequel

A new series was published by Image Comics from 2014 to 2016 and included another major character, Dream Detective Policewoman Kate Black.

References

• "Dream Police" at the Comic Book DB (archived from the original)
• https://imagecomics.com/comics/series/dream-police

External links

• JMS: Policing The Dream, Newsarama, March 14, 2005
• Straczynski's Dream Becomes Reality, IGN, March 28, 2005

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