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    Sherlock Ninja #1

    Sherlock Ninja » Sherlock Ninja #1 - The Curious Case of the Iron Monkey released by Antarctic Press on November 2009.

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    A ship arrives on the docks of Victorian London, bringing with it a mysterious, invincible killer. Across town, a fetching young woman, seeking protection from the being, enlists world's greatest detective, a man who combines a brilliant deductive mind with commensurate skill in the ancient arts of ninjitsu. The evidence he finds points to a figure known as the Iron Monkey. Yet even with all the clues and all his skills, can the Shinobi Sleuth beat an unbeatable foe?

    Sherlock Ninja #1 - "The Curious Case of the Iron Monkey"

    A mysterious killer has appeared on the hallowed grounds of the British Empire. A fetching lady has come to the world's greatest detective, Sherlock Holmes, for her protection. Can Sherlock match his wits and skills to that of the deadly Iron Monkey?

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    • This series shows no sign of Sherlock's classic partner, John Watson. Instead there is a young woman in Big Ben who tends to Sherlock's ninja weapons named Watsu.
    • In the original literary history, would often involve crimes and events where things would have an air of possibly being mystical, but would be later proven to of had a scientific explanation. Sherlock Ninja keeps mystical elements, but still uses deductive reasoning for the solutions.
    • The classic Sherlock Holmes lived at 221b Baker Street. In this series the address on Sherlock's home says "Baker St. 2221". Later on the building says "Bakers 2221".
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    Enter the Shinobi Slueth, Sherlock Holmes!! 0

    Just for the sake of disclosure. I am a huge fan of Sherlock Holmes, and the artist Fred Perry. So, when I heard that Fred Perry, creator of Gold Digger, was making a Sherlock Holmes comic titled " Sherlock Ninja". It was very much a "You got chocolate in my peanut butter" moment. Two of my favorite worlds collide here. In this book Sherlock has had a lady, Madam Selice, come to his home to request protection from a mysterious Eastern Phantom ...

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