Young Miss Holmes Casebook #3-4
☆ Be the first to review + Add to your collection — Join freeThis omnibus collects the third and fourth volumes of the Young Miss Holmes Casebook series, a manga spin-off that reimagines Sherlock Holmes' world through the eyes of his brilliant young niece, Christie. Published by Seven Seas Entertainment, the stories blend classic mystery elements with a schoolgirl setting as Christie applies her uncle's deductive methods to solve new cases. The collection continues the series' lighthearted homage to Arthur Conan Doyle's detective fiction, featuring familiar characters recontextualized in a modern manga style.
In "The Hound Of The Baskervilles, Part 1," young Annmarie uncovers a dangerous conspiracy when she learns the local sheriff is colluding with the Klan, forcing her to act before justice is lost. Back in the present, Sherlock Holmes, alerted by news of John Openshaw’s death, begins his meticulous plan to catch a killer who’s already on the move across the Atlantic. Written by Kaoru Shintani, Arthur Conan Doyle, Adrienne Beck, and Shanti Whitesides, with art and inks by Kaoru Shintani, and lettering by Mia Chiresa, this gripping chapter features cover art by Kaoru Shintani and Nicky Lim.
In "The Hound of the Baskervilles, Part 1," Lady Crystal "Christie" Hope follows a trail of mystery to Scotland Yard, where Inspector Gregson grants her access to classified records. There, she uncovers the chilling tale of Baskerville Hall, a case that stirs old legends and new suspicions—just as Sherlock Holmes and Dr. John Watson begin to take notice.
In this gripping continuation of the Young Miss Holmes Casebook, Lady Crystal "Christie" Hope digs deeper into the mystery of the Baskerville curse, uncovering new leads from Inspector Gregson. While Holmes and Watson interrogate Dr. James Mortimer, Watson journeys to the fog-laden moors of Dartmoor, where every shadow seems to hold a secret.
In the third chapter of Young Miss Holmes Casebook, the shadow of the Baskerville curse deepens as Dr. Mortimer recounts its grim history, setting the stage for a journey into the mist-shrouded moors. With Dr. Watson preparing to meet Henry Baskerville and Lady Crystal "Christie" Hope already planning her trip to Dartmoor, the mystery thickens—especially with Inspector Gregson and Detective Arthur Dexter watching closely. As secrets from the past begin to surface, the hunt for the truth grows more urgent.
In the fog-laden halls of Baskerville Hall, Lady Crystal "Christie" Hope pieces together the mystery behind a night of unsettling sobbing, while Dr. John Watson finds his urgent letters to Holmes mysteriously intercepted—each one vanishing before it can reach its destination. With Barrymore the butler and Mrs. Barrymore caught in the shadows of suspicion, Christie and Watson must untangle a web of secrets that stretches beyond the moors.
In the fog-laden mystery of the Baskerville estate, Lady Crystal "Christie" Hope follows a trail of secrets that links Henry Baskerville and Beryl Stapleton in ways that defy explanation. When Nora the maid stumbles upon a horrifying scene on the moor—a man torn apart by a monstrous hound—her terror only deepens the growing sense that something ancient and deadly is stalking the grounds.
In the moody shadows of Dartmoor, Lady Crystal "Christie" Hope and Dr. John Watson follow a chilling clue that redirects their investigation from Henry Baskerville to the true victim of the hound’s fury—escaped convict Morris Seldon. As they press deeper into the mist-laden moor, the pair uncovers a revelation that turns the case on its head, leaving them closer than ever to the truth behind the beast’s deadly path.
In the final chapter of this gripping mystery, Holmes and Lady Crystal "Christie" Hope piece together the final clues, their sharp minds working in tandem to unravel the truth behind the cursed hound. With time running out, they race to save Henry Baskerville, aided by Annmarie Hopkins and Nora the maid, as the secrets of Baskerville Hall come crashing down.
In the fog-drenched streets of Victorian London, Lady Crystal "Christie" Hope takes up a chilling case after Nora the maid recounts a violent act of vandalism that ended in murder. With Grace Dunbar by her side and a trail of cryptic clues leading to the mysterious George Graham Hart, Christie dives into the investigation, determined to uncover the truth behind the shattered statues and silenced witnesses.
In the third chapter of "The Adventure of the Six Napoleons," Christie Hope, Annmarie Hopkins, Grace Dunbar, and Nora the maid join forces with Detective Arthur Dexter and Inspector Gregson in a tense stand-off outside a house Christie has pinpointed as the next target of a mysterious vandal. With the clock ticking and the stakes rising, the group prepares to confront a threat they’ve only just begun to understand.
In the quiet tension of Hope Manor, Sherlock Holmes is drawn into a mysterious case brought by a desperate visitor—only for Annmarie Hopkins to collapse into panic upon hearing the details. With Lady Crystal "Christie" Hope observing and the household on edge, the truth behind a cryptic warning of five orange pips begins to unravel, leaving more questions than answers.
In the second part of "The Five Orange Pips," Annmarie Hopkins shares the painful truth of her past in Georgia, revealing the tragic loss of her parents to the violence of the Ku Klux Klan. As Lady Crystal "Christie" Hope listens, the weight of history and personal loss deepens the mystery they’re unraveling.
In the tense aftermath of John Openshaw’s death, Sherlock Holmes turns his sharp mind to a dangerous conspiracy stretching from the American South to the present day. With Annmarie Hopkins taking bold action against a corrupt sheriff and a shadowy Klan presence, Holmes races to ensure justice is served—before the killer crosses the Atlantic.
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