The ragamuffin boys known as the Baker Street Irregulars help Sherlock Holmes solve the mysterious deaths of a family of circus tightrope walkers.

An adaptation of one of Doyle's classic mysteries, accompanied by sections identifying clues in the story. Sherlock Holmes and Dr. Watson travel to the bleak wastes of Dartmoor to solve the mystery surrounding the late Sir Charles Baskerville and a ghostly hound. Illustrated notes throughout the text explain the historical background of the story.

"The place is Minneapolis, the year is 1903, and Michael Masterson has fallen in love, or so he claims, with Addie Strongwood, a beautiful working-class girl with an interesting past and a mind of her own. But their promising relationship quickly begins to disintegrate before reaching a violent conclusion. Amid allegations of seduction, rape, and blackmail, Michael is shot dead and Addie goes on trial for first-degree murder. As the case unfolds in...

The ragtag group of orphan boys known as the Baker Street Irregulars faces shady characters and seemingly real ghosts when they assist the famous detective, Sherlock Holmes, in investigating the mysterious death of Greta Berlinger during a seance.

"A puzzling case of murder and the hunt for an ancient lost treasure call master detective Sherlock Holmes and his trusted assistants, the Baker Street Irregulars, to action..."--p.[4] of cover.

In a story told in graphic novel format, a case into the death of a client's father and the unusual gifts she receives afterwards leads Sherlock Holmes and Watson into a hunt for hidden treaure.

Retold in graphic novel form, a hydraulic engineer's loss of a thumb leads Sherlock Holmes to a band of criminals.

Retold in graphic novel form, Sherlock Holmes solves the mystery of who cheated and copied the Greek portion of an important examination.