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SHERLOCK
HOLMES READER
Full of articles and items regarding Sherlock Holmes. Included are
looks at Dr. Bell, the man who was the inspiration for Holmes, the world
of Sherlock Holmes in the Victorian Age, maps of areas including the
Baker Street rooms, the chronological listing of all the Holmes stories,
trivia, a look at Doyle's belief in spiritualism, all new stories, an
on-going serial of The Loch Ness Horror and much, much more! |
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SHERLOCK HOLMES STORIES
A number of different Holmes stories where
he met some of the most fascinating characters of the Victorian
Age...including Dracula, Invisible Man, Phantom of the Opera, Jekyll and
Hyde, plus some of the classic Conan Doyle stories presented in
illustrated form. Featuring some of the more established Holmesian
writers and artists, known for their work on the Great Detective! |
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Below are the Sherlock Holmes titles
AVAILABLE
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Sherlock Holmes
Reader #1
This first issue features a Sherlock
Holmes Primer, maxims of Holmes, quotes from Holmes, a map of 221-B
Baker Street, the unchronicled cases, two illustrated stories, and
much more! Cover by fan favorite, Michael Gaydos.
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Sherlock Holmes
Reader #2
This issue takes a look at the man who was the
inspiration for Sherlock Holmes, a comic story by Gary Reed and Wayne
Reid, an in-depth look at Dr. Watson, a list of some of the non-Arthur
Conan Doyle Sherlock Holmes stories and much, much more. Cover by fan
favorite, Michael Gaydos. |
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Sherlock Holmes
Reader #3
Revealing, the infamous Dr. Bell, the
favorite Holmes stories of all time, an article on Doyle and
Spiritualism, the two most famous Holmes’ portrayers, Jeremy Brett and
Basil Rathbone, and The Field Bazaar, a short tale of Holmes by Doyle
not included in most of the collections. More included plus a cover by
Wayne Reid.
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Sherlock Holmes
Reader #4
Two classic pastiches (tales of Holmes
by others than Doyle), a look at Sherlock Holmes in the comics, a
journey in the future to examine the cartoon series of Sherlock Holmes
in the 22nd Century, and more articles, quizzes, and other features on
the World’s Greatest Detective. Cover by Wayne Reid.
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Dr. Jekyll and Mr. Holmes
Sherlock Holmes comes in to discover the terrible secret that the
noted physician, Dr. Jekyll is hiding. During his investigation,
Holmes discovers the unbelievable saga of Dr Jekyll and Mr. Hyde, two
personas inhabiting the same body. Watson and Holmes must deal
with the terrible dilemma that faces their long time friend. Written
by Steven Jones and illustrated by Seppo Makinen. |
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ADV.
OF THE OPERA GHOST #1
Dr. Watson, after the recent death of his first wife, is asked to call in Homes to
investigate a mysterious "ghost" who haunts a French opera house. Holmes, who
declares that there is no such thing as ghosts and that everything has a logical
foundation, accepts the challenge and discovers the opera house is indeed haunted, but not
by a ghost but rather a figure known as The Phantom of the Opera!
Written by Steven Jones and illustrated by Aldin Baroza. Cover by Guy
Davis. |
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ADV. OF THE OPERA GHOST
#2
Sherlock Holmes meets The Phantom of the Opera...a meeting that just
had to happen! In this second issue of the two part series,
Holmes knows that sometimes he must accept the improbable to explain
the seemingly impossible as he deals with a "ghost" haunting and
terrorizing the great Opera House. Dr. Watson takes an active role in
helping the great detective.
Written by Steven Jones and illustrated by Aldin Baroza. Cover by Guy
Davis. |
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