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The Further Adventures of Sherlock Holmes: Sherlock vs. Dracula Loren D. Estleman
Publisher: Titan

Though arguably more high-brow, its hard to . Sep 14, 2011 - No Ghost Need Apply: 5 Improbable Sherlock Holmes Stories. The giant rat of Sumatra was addressed in "The Holmes-Dracula File" (turns out they're relatives, of a sort) by Saberhagen. No less remarkable is that of the cutter Alicia, which sailed one spring morning into a small patch of mist from where she never again emerged, nor was anything further ever heard of herself and her crew. Jul 3, 2011 - And tonight he thought he would explore the invisible library of Sherlock Holmes, cases, in short, that Arthur Conan Doyle described but never wrote. About: Christopher Columbus would have directed this unproduced fanboy fave if it wasn't for that damned Harry Potter. Further, what are your views on the giant rat of Sumatra? But they get more than they bargained for, and Holmes is kidnapped into the night. Séance for a Vampire is entertaining reading for fans of light horror or thrilling adventure. No woman would ever send a reply-paid telegram. Jude Law was After the rollicking success of the DowneyRitchie Sherlock Holmes and the non-stop obsession of all things bloodsucking, Sherlock Holmes and The Vengeance of Dracula seems a no-brainer to un-stake and re-slate. Feb 11, 2010 - Genre: Mash-up of gothic horror and action/adventure. She would have come." "Will you see him?" "My dear Watson, you know how bored I have been since we locked up Colonel Carruthers. May 27, 2012 - Possibly his best Hammer movie and one of his (and my) personal favourites was the occult adventure/horror/thriller The Devil Rides Out (1967) based on a novel by Dennis Wheatley. The year '87 furnished us with a long series of cases of greater or lesser interest, of which I retain the records. Oct 18, 2007 - "Man or woman?" I asked. Sep 28, 2010 - Actually part of another series of novels, that of The Further Adventures of Sherlock Holmes, the story is mean to be a mystery in which Holmes, Watson, and Dracula join forces to solve the mystery of two suspect psychics. In many of his adventures, the heroically smug Sherlock Holmes often acts as a debunker of pseudo-science or paranormal activity. Estleman in his book, "Sherlock Holmes Vs.