Watson and Holmes

From Sherlock Holmes Encyclopedia

For the movie, see Holmes & Watson

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" Watson and Holmes is a modern urban take on the tales of “Sherlock Holmes” by Sir Arthur Conan Doyle. Re-envisioning Sherlock Holmes and Dr John Watson as African Americans and taking place in New York City’s famous Harlem district.
— Description of the comics series [1]
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Watson and Holmes is a comic book series that reimagines the classic Sherlock Holmes detective stories in a modern setting. Created by writer Karl Bollers and artist Rick Leonardi, it was first published in 2013 by New Paradigm Studios.

The series is set in Harlem, New York City, where Holmes and Watson are portrayed as African Americans characters. The stories delve into the gritty and diverse streets of Harlem, tackling issues such as social injustice, racism, and inequality. It incorporates the essence of the original Sherlock Holmes stories while giving them a contemporary twist. Watson and Holmes focuses on the partnership between Dr. John Watson, a former war medic, and Sherlock Holmes, a brilliant detective with exceptional deductive reasoning abilities. Together, they navigate the complex web of crime that plagues their community, solving mysteries and challenging societal norms.

The comic book series explores the multi-layered characters of Watson and Holmes, delving into their personal lives and backgrounds. It presents a modern take on the original Holmes tales, featuring updated technology and contemporary issues. The diversity of the characters and their experiences adds depth and relevance to the stories, making them relatable to a wider audience.

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