What's to Love: Roger Langridge (Abigail and the Snowman, The Musical Monsters of Turkey Hollow), who has delighted us with his imaginative all-ages work for years, is teaming up with Andy Hirsch (Adventure Time) to bring us a new twist within the world of Sherlock Holmes. What if the world's greatest detective wasn't quite what he-or she-seemed?
What It Is: It's a lovely day in 1930s London, right up until a giant stone lion comes to life and starts wrecking the city! It seems like the perfect case for the world's most famous detective, Sherlock Holmes. Of course, Sherlock Holmes doesn't actually exist; he is a fictional more
I'm not going to lie, this book is kind of my most anticipated month-to-month release now. It's just that much fun. I know this review is a bit late but there's still plenty of time to track down the first issue and get ready for the second when it comes out April 14th! Read Full Review
Cor blimey, Guv'nor, I can't wait to see what this peculiar lot get up to next month. Read Full Review
This issue has bags of fun, and a charm that outstrips its lack of originality. Read Full Review
This is definitely a take on Sherlock Holmes that I haven’t seen and wasn’t expecting. I’m really excited to see where Langridge takes the plot from here. Keep reading to see what happens! Read Full Review
Overall this isnt a bad first issue. There are peaks and troughs, and I still dont quiteunderstand the Peculiars' initial motivation, but it doesnt detract too much from an otherwisesolid tale. Read Full Review
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