Appearances by Sherlock Holmes and his
imitators in British comics.
WARNING: These are summaries, not reviews, and may contain story spoilers.
Appearances by Sherlock Holmes and his
imitators in British comics.
WARNING: These are summaries, not reviews, and may contain story spoilers.
Number 15 (20th September 1975)
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 Artist: Tom Paterson |
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| A ventriloquist's dummy
is delieverd to the home of Sherlock Bones, and asks
him to find its owner, the Great Chatto. Bones deduces
the location of the ventriloquist's captors by
throwing bricks over the the rooftops. A trapdoor
leads Bones and What's-on to the Great Chatto and a
joke-telling dog. Reprinted in Krazy Annual 1981. |
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Number 49 (15th May 1976) |
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 Artist: Jim Crocker |
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| A single pane cartoon in
which Watson points out a savage gorilla and Holmes
heads in the opposite direction. |
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Number 61 (7th August 1976) |
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 Artist: Leslie Harding |
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| A second-class
postman is tasked with delivering mail to the house
where the Hound of the Back-Street-Villa lives. |
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Monster Fun Annual 1979 |
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 Artist: Barrie Appleby |
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| Among the guests on Hughie
Groan's Horror-tunity Shocks is Clement Fried,
whose bloodhound Henry has just got a new job with the
Baskerville family. |
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