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As seen in Episode 1 of Season 2, this is the graphic worn by the Miami Police Department forensic lab bowling team. Dexter makes sure to join the team in order to appear as normal as possible.
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Dexter sees this comic book poster art on the wall of a crime scene he is investigating. He is taken aback when he realizes the Dark Defender is based on the Bay Harbor Butcher, a.k.a. Dexter himself!
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Influenced by Dexter's own killings, this is the name of the comic book character created about the Bay Harbor Butcher, described as a stalker of the night, whose blade of vengeance turns wrong into right.
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This design shows a piece of yellow crime scene tape covering a blood splatter. Serial-killer / Miami blood-splatter analyst Dexter Morgan might be responsible. A great design for Dexter fans.
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Miami Chills Ice Refrigerated Deliveries is the graphic seen on the back of the truck driven by Dexter's main obsession during the entire first season: the Ice Truck Killer.
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This logo design is based on the name of the boat Dexter Morgan uses to carry out to sea the body parts of his victims. A cute t-shirt for fans of Showtime's Dexter.
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This Dexter t-shirt reads: 'Am I a good person doing bad things... or a bad person doing good things?' This graphic shows Dexter, with his disarming good looks, musing about which side of the moral coin his conduct falls.
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Blood spatter pattern analyst or a serial killer? Dexter Morgan lives life on the edge while leading a double life. Dexter's image is reflected in the knife.
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Every good serial killer has their preferred tools and weaponryh. This graphic design shows just a few of Dexter's favorite tools: syringe; hand saw; precision cutting knife. Great for fans of Dexter.
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This design for fans of the show Dexter shows five disembodied fingertips with colorful nail polish, and the text True Love Comes In Pieces.
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Now that is some special blood splatter pattern! Dexter Morgan, serial killer & police blood splatter analyst, truly is Not Your Typical Boy next Door.
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