Bibliograph

The Baker Street peculiars, brought to you by dirt-encrusted street urchin Roger Langridge ; with illustrations by scruffy paper boy Andy Hirsch ; and chromatic effects in all-new Stresingcolor by Fred Stresing

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Label

The Baker Street peculiars, brought to you by dirt-encrusted street urchin Roger Langridge ; with illustrations by scruffy paper boy Andy Hirsch ; and chromatic effects in all-new Stresingcolor by Fred Stresing

Language

eng

Illustrations

illustrations

Index

no index present

Literary Form

fiction

Main title

The Baker Street peculiars

Nature of contents

comics graphic novels

Responsibility statement

brought to you by dirt-encrusted street urchin Roger Langridge ; with illustrations by scruffy paper boy Andy Hirsch ; and chromatic effects in all-new Stresingcolor by Fred Stresing

Summary

What if the world's greatest detective wasn't quite what he--or she--seemed? 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 character created by Mrs. Hudson, who has been the real Baker Street detective all along, writing Holmes' adventures under the pen name of John Watson and running around the city in disguise. With an overwhelmed caseload she'll need the help of a precocious bunch of young detectives-in-training to solve the mystery of the living statues. Baker Street will never be the same!

Target audience

pre adolescent

Classification