Great review for A STUDY IN SHERLOCK

Roger Johnson of the Sherlock Holmes Society of London and editor of the Sherlock Holmes Journal  who had wrote a great review for my previous Sherlock Holmes graphic novel recently wrote a great review for my recent collection of Sherlock Holmes artwork I've done for the past 13 years:

"In 2010 I welcomed a new graphic novel, Sherlock Holmes: The Painful Predicament of Alice Faulkner, written and illustrated by Bret M Herholz after William Gillette’s play. Mr, Herholz’s latest book is A Study inSherlock: 13 Years of Sherlock Holmes Artwork 2000-2013. It’s interesting to see the development of his distinctive Edward Gorey-esque style through scores of mostly unpublished drawings,including a whole sequence for ‘The Cardboard Box’, illustrations for stories by Lyndsay Faye, Bert Coules and Lee Shackleford, and set designs for Gillette’s Sherlock Holmes and Conan Doyle’s little-known play Diamond. What’s in the book may be only a fraction ofthe Holmesian artwork that he’s done. Personally, I’d love to see the rest of it!"

 

You can check out the The Sherlock Holmes Journal online and pick up a copy of my book at Amazon.com today!!

Bid on A Study in Sherlock w/ORIGINAL ARTWORK

To celebrate the release of my current book A STUDY IN SHERLOCK: 13 YEARS OF SHERLOCK HOLMES ARTWORK 2000-2013 I am having a special auction!!

Right now you can bid on a copy of the book containing nearly every single Sherlock Holmes related piece I've done over the past 13 years. The book includes original illustrations (including the very first one I ever did), small works, unpublished comic art and set and costume designs from the two plays I was involved with. Which also feature photographs taken at said productions.

The winning bidder will not only receive a copy of the book PERSONALLY SIGNED to them but they will also receive an ORIGINAL PEN AND INK ILLUSTRATION!! Also PERSONALLY SIGNED to them.

Click on the link below and Happy Bidding:

A Study in Sherlock w/Original artwork (SIGNED)