The Young Sherlock Holmes Adventures

by Huw-J., Drew Castalia, J.L. Straw (Illustrator)

Join the teenage Holmes and his friends in a desperate race to unravel the mystery of the London Vampire before more blood is spilt on the dark, dingy and dangerous streets of Victorian London. Murder, mystery and menace follow hot on the heels of the boy who is destined to become the world's most astonishing detective. Who is the masked figure that stalks the streets in search of blood? What secret does he hold that will forever change the life of Holmes and his closest friend? Why does "the Agency" want Holmes to join them? Answers and more mysteries await you in The Young Sherlock Holmes Adventures.

98 pages, Paperback

First published January 1, 2010

Reviews

[Christine · Rating 2 out of 5]

This is not like the movie, but it doesn't really claim to be outside of the title reference. Sherlock is a bit of a jerk, and quite frankly, you want him to get smacked. Additionally, the sole female character is told she is useless and then objectified, though some very passing reference is made to Ganesh.

[Kate Adams · Rating 2 out of 5]

First off, the illustrations are fantastic. I really loved the art. However, the story was short with very little plot or character development, so I ended up feeling confused and unsure what I'd read, with no motivation to read further issues.

[Kyle Castil]

okay