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He's already tackled such iconic characters as Gandalf The Grey and Magneto… so taking on the role of Sherlock Holmes in his later years seems quite fitting for Sir Ian McKellen In the film Mr Holmes, the world's greatest detective is at the end of his life at a time where he has a certain[...]

I can hear Tony Lee crying from here. From the mind of Star Trek II: The Wrath of Khanwriter/director Nicholas Meyer, The Seven-Per-Cent Solution is a "rediscovered" Sherlock Holmes adventure that recounts the astonishing and previously unknown collaboration of Sherlock Holmes and Sigmund Freud, as recorded by Dr John H Watson In addition to recounting this[...]

The world's greatest detective is not what he used to be in the new film Mr. Holmes starring Ian McKellan. But even without his full mental faculties,

Paul Tobin, writer of Turok: Dinosaur Hunter #12, talks with writers Anthony Del Col and Conor McCreery about Sherlock Holmes vs Harry Houdini #4, both on sale February 25th Interior art by Carlos Furuzono PAUL TOBIN: Both Sherlock Holmes and Harry Houdini have a lot more to them than at first glance Sherlock has his love[...]

Ian McKellen is playing a very different version of Sherlock in the upcoming Mr. Holmes. In the film, directed by Bill Condon, it's 1947 and the world's

Moonstone Books has sent over their releases for June 2015 that includes a team up of the world's greatest detective Sherlock Holmes and Kolchak the Night Stalker as well as the flying spy Night Hawk. Sherlock Homes & Kolchak: Cry for Thunder Author: Joe Gentile Cover Art: Doug Klauba 6' x 9', sc, 139pgs, $9.99 The long awaited MUCH EXPANDED[...]

I've been doing that on Brass Sun – another series I write for 2000AD – and it seems to have worked out pretty well overall. HMS: Since the mystery of Stickleback's identity has been key to the series all along, did you always know the true secret of his identity? If so, how hard was it[...]

Christina Blanch, writer of The Damnation of Charlie Wormwood #2, talks with Conor McCreery and Anthony Del Col about Sherlock Holmes vs Harry Houdini #2, both on sale Nov 12 CHRISTINA BLANCH: How much research did you have to do regarding the photographic method the killer used? Or is that even real? You made it seem[...]

Gail Simone, writer of Red Sonja #13, talks with Conor McCreery and Anthony Del Col about Sherlock Holmes vs Harry Houdini #2, both on sale Nov 12 GAIL SIMONE: First, I enjoyed the hell out of this book, let's get this out of the way I am a huge fan of both Harry Houdini and Sherlock, and am bitterly skeptical about[...]

We have some photos from the MCM London Comic Con where Sherlock Holmes Vs Harry Houdini was well received. Anthony Del Col and Conor McCreery were on hand to meet fans and sign copies of the new series The third photo down are of actual descendants of Harry Houdini. And we have some process[...]

Lee has written for Doctor Who, Battlestar Galactica, Star Trek, Starship Troopers, Sherlock Holmes and Wallace and Grommit… so he knows some tricks to playing with other people's toys Here are some of the highlights from that conversation. Q: My first question is how much creative control do you have over the characters and story? Do[...]

He is going to take two of the most beloved detectives of all time and put them into one novel, Sherlock Holmes & Kolchak: Cry For Thunder. Sir Arthur Conan Doyle's famous Sherlock Holmes is one of the greatest literary characters ever created Even know we see three incarnations of him (Benedict Cumberbatch, Johnny Lee Miller and[...]

Joe Pangrazio writes: WARNING! ASKING FOR MONEY ARTICLE! WARNING! You have now been warned. This is usually the time when someone tries to suggest some

While being interviewed at Comic-Con, Benedict Cumberbatch showed he can do a very good Jar Jar Binks imitation. http://youtu.be/1Zs23_sw5ks He went on to

The great detective Sherlock Holmes meets the escape artist Harry Houdini The new series from Dynamite is being written by Kill Shakespeare writers Anthony Del Col and Conor McCreery, and Byron Brewer sat down to talk to the pair of creators about the project. BYRON BREWER: First, Anthony, what did it feel like to have your work,[...]

When the pack stumble upon the buried bones of numerous dead children, Mercy shapeshifts into a mystery of the legendary fae – a mystery that could be the death of her. SHERLOCK HOLMES VS HARRY HOUDINI #1 Main Cover:  John Cassaday, Aaron Campbell, Colton Worley Writer:  Anthony Del Sol, Conor McCreery Art: Carlos Furuzono MARKETING DESCRIPTION:  The world's[...]

The writers of Kill Shakespeare, Anthony Del Col and Conor McCreery are moving on over to Dynamite to work on Sherlock Holmes vs Harry Houdini They will be joined by artist Carlos Furuzono and cover artists John Cassaday, Aaron Campbell and Colton Worley. Sherlock Holmes and Harry Houdini are two of the most fascinating characters of the last[...]

He went on to do the same story over at DC Comics, calling it Sandman. Also in the bundle are Kevin Smith's Green Hornet Vol 1 & 2, Gail Simone's Red Sonja: Queen of Plagues, Pathfinder: Dark Waters Rising, the full Project Superpowers series and John Reppion and Leah Moore's Sherlock Holmes: The Trail Of Sherlock[...]

Yesterday we ran a piece where novelist David Liss was interviewed by fellow writer Troy Brownfield about the series Sherlock Holmes: Moriarty Lives from Dynamite Now Liss is back with a writer's commentary for the recently released fourth and penultimate issue of the series. Page 1.  When I first started writing comics for Marvel, one of the[...]

Novelist turned comic writer David Liss continues his Sherlock Holmes: Moriarty Lives series for Dynamite with it's penultimate chapter He talks with writer Troy Brownfield and reveals where the idea for focusing on the great detective's arch-enemy came from and how he approaches writing a comic script versus prose. TROY BROWNFIELD: Origin question! How did you[...]

But they've built themselves a nice little niche on putting out novels and prose anthologies of some of the most loved characters from the pulp era. The Phantom, The Green Hornet, The Green Lama, Honey West, Boston Blackie, Sherlock Holmes, Domino Lady, Airboy, Sheena: Queen Of The Jungle and so many more… all have had their[...]

This time it's David Liss and Daniel Indro's take on the world's greatest detective's arch-enemy… Sherlock Holmes: Moriarty Lives #1. For more information on this series, go to the Dynamite website. Once more we get a full first issue from our friends at Dynamite This time it's David Liss and Daniel Indro's take on the world's[...]

Today we get Leah Moore and John Reppion's take on Sherlock Holmes The cover was done by John Cassidy with interior art by Aaron Campbell and colors by Tony Avila. For more information or to pick up the trade, go to the Dynamite website. We've got another full issue from our friends at Dynamite Entertainment[...]

With the recent release of Sherlock Holmes: Moriarty Lives #3, we thought this would be a good time to do a writer's commentary on the first two issues with series writer David Liss Having built his name writing historical-mystery novels such as the Edgar Award winning A Conspiracy Of Paper, Liss jumped into comics in[...]

Big Chief Studios in the UK have put together some very life-like 1:6th scale figures of Benedict Cumberbatch as Sherlock Holmes and Martin Freeman as Doctor John Watson The figures come with a nice batch of accessories and a diorama of 222B Baker Street… As of now the matching numbered pairs are all gone but you[...]

Culbard on Selfmade Hero's well received series of Sherlock Holmes graphic novels. Artist Marco Cosentino of Grimm Fairy Tales and cover artist Stacey Lee join Edginton in bringing these two iconic Avengers characters to a new medium It's a return to the roots of spy fiction grounded in iconic style and witty dialogue drawing on[...]

Relatively early on in the third episode of the third series/season of Sherlock, The Final Vow, we discover something. Immediately it affects things we

Tony Lee talks to David Liss about writing Sherlock Holmes: Moriarty Lives for Dynamite Entertainment TONY LEE: David, Moriarty is one of the best known villains of the last century, which is strange considering that he's actually only been mentioned in a couple of Conan Doyle novels Why does he call to you? DAVID LISS: Moriarty is[...]

That's Francesco Francavilla's cover to Dynamite's new comic, starting in December, Sherlock Holmes: Moriarty Lives, a five-issue series starring the Napoleon Of Crime, after his supposed death, announced at Baltimore Comic Con Written by David Liss and drawn by Daniel Indro, Liss is quoted as saying; "Moriarty is, of course, one of the best-known villains in[...]

Damn it, this is getting bigger than Doctor Who. I'm told hundreds of fans have turned up at expected filming locations before now.