The world’s greatest detective, created by Sir Arthur Conan Doyle, who lived at 221b Baker Street with his friend Dr. Watson.
Holmes and Watson investigate the death of an author and a mystery at Scotland Yard as Sherlock Holmes: A Year of Mystery reaches 1889 and 1890.
The Metropolitan Police are on the move! New Scotland Yard is almost ready to open, but first Inspector Gregson must investigate a gruesome discovery in the basement of Great Scotland Yard.
Doyle is dead! The author of the Sherlock Holmes adventures has been murdered. Now, fact and fiction collide as Holmes and Watson search Whitechapel for his killer.
Lovecraft’s tales are full of ancient, indescribable horrors, but just as unsettling are the creatures that are almost human, such as those discovered by Holmes in my latest story.
Roll up! Roll up! See the depraved denizens of the ocean’s darkest depths!
The search for a missing boy leads Holmes and Watson to The Travelling Aquarium of Dr. Blake. But what are the strange creatures held in his collection? Deformed humans, a parallel branch from our evolutionary history, or something stranger and more sinister?
And what happened to the former occupants of the empty tanks…?
