Chapter 4
Adaptation as city branding
The case of Dexter and Miami
Article outline
- Toward a genealogy of crime series set in Miami
- The color schemes
- Iconic images
- Signature soundtrack
- Transforming Darkly Dreaming Dexter
- Locating Dexter
- “Dahmer Land”
- Branding as adaptation
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