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 45 (8th January 1988)
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 Script: Lew Stringer Art: Ron Tiner |
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| Sherlock Hams and Dr
Whatswine of 221B, Bacon Street are called on by
Gladys Baskerville. Her uncle Bertie has been killed
by a fearsome beast upon the moors. Hams and Whatswine
accompany her by train to Baskerville Hall, unaware of
a sinister figure following them. |
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Number 46 (15th January 1988) |
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Lew Stringer & Ron Tiner |
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| Arriving at Baskerville
Hall, Hams and Whatswine observe the beast on the
moor. As they are interviewing the family and servants
a bloodcurdling scream rends the air. |
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 Script: Lew Stringer Art: Ron Tiner |
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Number 47 (22nd January 1988) |
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Script: Lew Stringer Art: Ron Tiner |
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| Following the sound of
the scream out onto the moors, Hams and Whatswine
discover the body of Crompton the butler. Hams follows
the tracks that lead away from it and comes face to
face with the fiery-eyed Hog of the Baskervilles. |
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Number 48 (29th January 1988) |
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Script: Lew Stringer Art: Ron Tiner |
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| When bullets don't work,
Hams uses his violin to drive off the hog. He and
Whatswine follow the beast's tracks back to
Baskerville Hall where they discover Professor
Meatyarty, the Mad Butcher of London. |
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Number 49 (6th February 1988) |
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Script: Lew Stringer Art: Ron Tiner |
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| Hams and Whatswine are
rescued from the Hog by Gladys Baskerville and pursue
Meatyarty across the moors. |
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Number 54 (12th March 1988) |
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 Mark Rodgers & Davy Francis |
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| Fed up with being
invisible, Charlie visits the doctor's surgery, where
a poster on the wall features Holmes and Watson. |
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