The pilot tells how Holmes survived in and came to be revived in the Holmes Museum. He anticipated two centuries' pro...

This story introduces Martin Fenwick, who like Dr. Frankenstein is overwhelmed by his creation, a Moriarty clone and ...

A giant hound has been seen-and strangely enough, heard- on the moon. People are worried. It's up to Holmes, Watson, ...

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A loud argument between a man and his wife attracts the attention of their housekeeper. The man is then discovered to...

Holmes fakes madness and babbles about oysters apparently after exposure to a boobytrapped puzzlebox, not infected wi...

A mysterious and somewhat theatrical vampire is crashing computer grids, swimping codes, invading locked vaults, and ...

Dr. Grimsby Roylott uses a snake, not to kill his daughter, but to become a snake-man to steal nanobot technology to ...

Fenwick and Moriarty's other henchmen assume disguises, using technology invented by Dr. Blessington to make their DN...

Mary Morstan comes to Holmes with a problem. The solution of that problem, however, will lead them clear to the moon!...

Hilton Cubitt and his wife, Elsie, are devloping a way to grow plants at subzero temperatures. But someone wants thei...

The ancient Musgrave sword is stolen from the heavily-guarded museum even though the inscription on it is readily ava...

Henry Baker loses hat and doll, a GREEN Carbuncle rather than the usual blue one from the Wundygate toy store. It is ...

The racing vehicle Silver Blaze is missing. Now the owner blames his rival, who blames him back. Holmes must figure o...

A man receives five orange seeds, or pips in a letter, but they have been tainted with some kind of serum that induce...

Carter Wilson is tricked by Vince Spaulding into working for the Red Headed League.

Lois St. Clair asks Holmes to find her husband Neville. The investigation leads to a panhandler with a twisted lip.