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The Brothers Holmes: The Later Years, part 5 of 6
Saturday, November 24th, 2012
The Brothers Holmes: The Later Years, part 5 of 6, comic by Amy Crook
Sherlock has been looking for a new flat when we first see him in the show. Here we can see how he got himself kicked out of his flat on Montague Street in the first place. I’m not sure what that slime is creeping down the stairs, but I’m certain it counts as more than a minor disagreement. And those trousers are ruined.
These comics were commissioned by the wonderful Caroline, but you can get your very own prints here in the Sherlock section of my Etsy shop.
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The Brothers Holmes: The Later Years, part 4 of 6
Friday, November 23rd, 2012
The Brothers Holmes: The Later Years, part 4 of 6, comic by Amy Crook
We’ve skipped ahead a few years to Sherlock’s very first encounter with Detective Inspector Lestrade, putting us approximately five years before A Study in Pink. Here you can see Sherlock with his proper swishy coat and bad attitude, and poor Lestrade finding out that it doesn’t do to ignore a Holmes when he’s got observations for you.
These comics were commissioned by the wonderful Caroline, but you can get your very own prints here in the Sherlock section of my Etsy shop.
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The Brothers Holmes: The Later Years, part 3 of 6
Wednesday, November 21st, 2012
The Brothers Holmes: The Later Years, part 3 of 6, comic by Amy Crook
A few years into university, we find Mycroft back dealing with his little brother’s talent for making trouble. Here we see him trying out a line he uses frequently throughout his life, “It was an experiment!” I do wonder who won this battle of wills, what do you think?
These comics were commissioned by the wonderful Caroline, but you can get your very own prints here in the Sherlock section of my Etsy shop.
Categories: Completed Commissions, Daily Art, People, Figures and Faces, Series and Books, Things I'm a Fan Of
Tags: all rights reserved, brothers holmes comic, commission, etsy, mycroft holmes, nfs, pen and ink, sherlock, sherlock bbc, sherlock holmes
The Brothers Holmes: The Later Years, part 2 of 6
Tuesday, November 20th, 2012
The Brothers Holmes: The Later Years, part 2 of 6, comic by Amy Crook
Mycroft, ever the good big brother, has helped Sherlock move into his dorm room at university. Sherlock, of course, shows his appreciation with bad attitude. My personal favorite part are the textbooks, which include useful things like “SCIENCE!” and “More Science.”
These comics were commissioned by the wonderful Caroline, but you can get your very own prints here in the Sherlock section of my Etsy shop.
Categories: Completed Commissions, Daily Art, People, Figures and Faces, Series and Books, Things I'm a Fan Of
Tags: all rights reserved, brothers holmes comic, commission, etsy, mycroft holmes, nfs, pen and ink, sherlock, sherlock bbc, sherlock holmes
The Brothers Holmes: The Later Years, part 1 of 6
Monday, November 19th, 2012
The Brothers Holmes: The Later Years, part 1 of 6, comic by Amy Crook
Two weeks of Sherlock in a row? Madness! If you missed the first week, you can read them in order here. We meet up with the brothers just a few years on into Sherlock’s education, at age 15, when he’s picked up a new bad habit. Mycroft has given up on reasoning and gone straight to lecturing, oh, dear.
These comics were commissioned by the wonderful Caroline, but you can get your very own prints here in the Sherlock section of my Etsy shop.
Categories: Completed Commissions, Daily Art, People, Figures and Faces, Series and Books, Things I'm a Fan Of
Tags: all rights reserved, brothers holmes comic, commission, etsy, mycroft holmes, nfs, pen and ink, sherlock, sherlock bbc, sherlock holmes
The Brothers Holmes: The Early Years, part 6 of 6
Sunday, November 18th, 2012
The Brothers Holmes: The Early Years, part 6 of 6, comic by Amy Crook
And here we come to the end of The Brothers Holmes: The Early Years. Tomorrow we’ll be starting with The Later Years, though, so all is not lost! You can always buy your very own print of either or both series in my Etsy shop.
In this one, we have 13-year-old Sherlock being dragged out of New Scotland Yard, still ranting about the Carl Powers case. And Mycroft, a mere 20 years old and already smoothing over his brother’s antics with the authorities. I foresee a number of similar circumstances in the future, alas.
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The Brothers Holmes: The Early Years, part 5 of 6
Saturday, November 17th, 2012
The Brothers Holmes: The Early Years, part 5 of 6, comic by Amy Crook
Sherlock at 11 was enough trouble he got sent off to boarding school two years early, the same year Mycroft at 18 went to Oxford. I love the image of Mycroft fixing Sherlock’s tie while Sherlock makes slappy go-away hands at him. Oh, boys.
Also, we decided that all of Sherlock’s jokes about his brother’s weight were because Mycroft was chubby as a boy (as in the earlier comics). Then 18 hit and he had one of those growth spurts that left him skinny and all knees and elbows, much to Sherlock’s annoyance. Mycroft, however, is thrilled at the change.
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