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* ''Sherlock Holmes'', an audio series by Creator/BigFinish starring Creator/NicholasBriggs and Richard Earl as Holmes and Watson.
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* ''Sherlock Holmes'', an audio series by Creator/BigFinish starring Creator/NicholasBriggs and Richard Earl as Holmes and Watson.
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* Sherry Thomas's ''Lady Sherlock'' series is about Charlotte Holmes, who invents the Sherlock identity in order to be taken seriously as a detective.
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* Mick Finlay's ''Arrowood'' series follows one of Holmes's sleuthing rivals. Accompanied by his own Watson in the form of Norman Barnett, William Arrowood is a self-taught psychologist and private investigator who values understanding the psyche over physical evidence, and despises Holmes with a passion.
* The ''Irregular'' thrillers by H.B. Lyle focus on Wiggins, the now grown up leader of the Baker Street Irregulars, as he becomes a secret service agent.
* The ''Irregular'' thrillers by H.B. Lyle focus on Wiggins, the now grown up leader of the Baker Street Irregulars, as he becomes a secret service agent.
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* H. Paul Jeffers' ''The Stalwart Companions'' pairs a young Holmes with future US President UsefulNote/TheodoreRoosevelt, who also narrates the story.
* ''The Veiled Detective'' by David Stuart Davies, is a twist on the canon by revealing "Watson" to be employed by Moriarty, who planted him in Baker Street to keep an eye on Holmes.
* ''The Veiled Detective'' by David Stuart Davies, is a twist on the canon by revealing "Watson" to be employed by Moriarty, who planted him in Baker Street to keep an eye on Holmes.
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* ''ComicBook/XMen'': In the Franchise/MarvelUniverse, it was frequently implied -- and later ''ComicBook/ImmortalXMen'' explicitly confirmed the connection -- that Destiny, whose real name is "Irene Adler", was in fact ''the'' Irene Adler and that [[SamusIsAGirl her lover Mystique was herself Holmes]].[[index]]
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* ''ComicBook/XMen'': In the Franchise/MarvelUniverse, it was frequently implied -- and later ''ComicBook/ImmortalXMen'' explicitly confirmed the connection -- that Destiny, whose real name is "Irene Adler", was in fact ''the'' Irene Adler and that [[SamusIsAGirl her lover Mystique was herself Holmes]]. It appears that Destiny was also [[CompositeCharacter Watson]] by being Mystique's partner,with Doyle InUniverse basing his stories on them.[[index]]
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* The ''VideoGame/SherlockHolmesFrogwares'' series of puzzle/adventure games, which had been developed by Frogwares since 2002.
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* The ''VideoGame/SherlockHolmesFrogwares'' ''VideoGame/{{Sherlock Holmes|Frogwares}}'' series of puzzle/adventure games, which had has been developed by Frogwares since 2002.
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* ''Fawx & Stallion'' focuses on Hampton Fawx and James Stallion, fellow Baker Street residents, and rival consulting detectives who live across the street at number 224B. When Holmes and Watson leave town on business, Fawx and Stallion get the chance to finally prove themselves when their own case falls into their laps.
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* ''ComicBook/XMen'': In the Marvel Universe itself, Franchise/MarvelUniverse, it was frequently implied -- and later ''ComicBook/ImmortalXMen'' explicitly confirmed the connection -- that Destiny, whose real name is "Irene Adler", was in fact ''the'' Irene Adler and that [[SamusIsAGirl her lover Mystique was herself Holmes]].[[index]]
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* Franchise/{{Batman}} meets Sherlock Holmes in ''Detective Comics'' #572, the 50th anniversary. In it, Batman travels to London to foil a plot by a descendant of Moriarty based on a previously untold adventure of Holmes. At the end of the adventure, the Dark Knight, and his allies encounter the ancient (but still very much alive) Sherlock.
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** ''Deadpool Killustrated'', a sequel to ''ComicBook/DeadpoolKillsTheMarvelUniverse'', has Sherlock Holmes confronting Deadpool, who is killing every famous literary character in the Ideaverse. He even forms his own Avengers team consisting of his partner Dr. Watson, Hua Mulan, Beowulf and Natty Bumppo.
** In the Marvel Universe itself, it was frequently implied -- and later ''ComicBook/ImmortalXMen'' explicitly confirmed the connection -- that Destiny, whose real name is "Irene Adler", was in fact ''the'' Irene Adler and that [[SamusIsAGirl her lover Mystique was herself Holmes]].[[index]]
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** ''Deadpool Killustrated'', a sequel to ''ComicBook/DeadpoolKillsTheMarvelUniverse'', has Sherlock Holmes confronting Deadpool, who is killing every famous literary character in the Ideaverse. He even forms his own Avengers team consisting of his partner Dr. Watson, Hua Mulan, Beowulf and Natty Bumppo.
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* Franchise/{{Batman}} ''ComicBook/{{Batman}}'': Batman meets Sherlock Holmes in ''Detective Comics'' ''ComicBook/DetectiveComics'' #572, the 50th anniversary. In it, Batman travels to London to foil a plot by a descendant of Moriarty based on a previously untold adventure of Holmes. At the end of the adventure, the Dark Knight, and his allies encounter the ancient (but still very much alive) Sherlock.
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**''ComicBook/{{Deadpool}}'': ''Deadpool Killustrated'', a sequel to ''ComicBook/DeadpoolKillsTheMarvelUniverse'', has Sherlock Holmes confronting Deadpool, who is killing every famous literary character in the Ideaverse. He even forms his own Avengers team consisting of his partner Dr. Watson, Hua Mulan, Beowulf and Natty Bumppo. \n** In the Marvel Universe itself, it was frequently implied -- and later ''ComicBook/ImmortalXMen'' explicitly confirmed the connection -- that Destiny, whose real name is "Irene Adler", was in fact ''the'' Irene Adler and that [[SamusIsAGirl her lover Mystique was herself Holmes]].[[index]]
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* In ''ComicBook/TheLeagueOfExtraordinaryGentlemen'', Sherlock Holmes only appears once in a flashback where he had his confrontation with Moriarty in Reichenbach Falls. He is also possibly a former member of the League where [[https://farm5.static.flickr.com/4044/4342143033_46867d3f10_b.jpg the League's symbol is found on his silver cigar case]]. Like in the original canon, Sherlock fakes his death and retires to Sussex where he is a beekeeper. In 1904, Mina Murray finds him and asks him to be the League's adviser but Sherlock rejects the offer. However, his older brother, Mycroft Holmes, was the director of the League called "M". The same goes with [[spoiler:Moriarty]] who was Mycroft's predecessor and has a descendent in the 1950's.
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* In ''ComicBook/TheLeagueOfExtraordinaryGentlemen'', ''ComicBook/TheLeagueOfExtraordinaryGentlemen'': Sherlock Holmes only appears once in a flashback where he had his confrontation with Moriarty in Reichenbach Falls. He is also possibly a former member of the League where [[https://farm5.static.flickr.com/4044/4342143033_46867d3f10_b.jpg the League's symbol is found on his silver cigar case]]. Like in the original canon, Sherlock fakes his death and retires to Sussex where he is a beekeeper. In 1904, Mina Murray finds him and asks him to be the League's adviser but Sherlock rejects the offer. However, his older brother, Mycroft Holmes, was the director of the League called "M". The same goes with [[spoiler:Moriarty]] who was Mycroft's predecessor and has a descendent in the 1950's.
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* Since 2002, the company Frogwares has been developing a series of Sherlock Holmes puzzle/adventure games based on the original books as well as including various crossovers with other series. As of 2021, the main titles in the series are:
** ''VideoGame/SherlockHolmesTheMysteryOfTheMummy''
** ''VideoGame/SherlockHolmesSecretOfTheSilverEarring''
** ''VideoGame/SherlockHolmesTheAwakened'' -- a crossover with the Franchise/CthulhuMythos
** ''VideoGame/SherlockHolmesVersusArseneLupin'' -- a crossover with Maurice Leblanc's Arsène Lupin stories, themselves a parody of Sherlock Holmes mysteries
** ''VideoGame/SherlockHolmesVersusJackTheRipper''
** ''VideoGame/TheTestamentOfSherlockHolmes''
** ''VideoGame/SherlockHolmesCrimesAndPunishments''
** ''VideoGame/SherlockHolmesTheDevilsDaughter''
** ''VideoGame/SherlockHolmesChapterOne'' -- Holmes' origin story prior to meeting Watson
** ''VideoGame/SherlockHolmesTheMysteryOfTheMummy''
** ''VideoGame/SherlockHolmesSecretOfTheSilverEarring''
** ''VideoGame/SherlockHolmesTheAwakened'' -- a crossover with the Franchise/CthulhuMythos
** ''VideoGame/SherlockHolmesVersusArseneLupin'' -- a crossover with Maurice Leblanc's Arsène Lupin stories, themselves a parody of Sherlock Holmes mysteries
** ''VideoGame/SherlockHolmesVersusJackTheRipper''
** ''VideoGame/TheTestamentOfSherlockHolmes''
** ''VideoGame/SherlockHolmesCrimesAndPunishments''
** ''VideoGame/SherlockHolmesTheDevilsDaughter''
** ''VideoGame/SherlockHolmesChapterOne'' -- Holmes' origin story prior to meeting Watson
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* Since 2002, the company Frogwares has been developing a The ''VideoGame/SherlockHolmesFrogwares'' series of Sherlock Holmes puzzle/adventure games based on the original books as well as including various crossovers with other series. As of 2021, the main titles in the series are:
** ''VideoGame/SherlockHolmesTheMysteryOfTheMummy''
** ''VideoGame/SherlockHolmesSecretOfTheSilverEarring''
** ''VideoGame/SherlockHolmesTheAwakened'' -- a crossover with the Franchise/CthulhuMythos
** ''VideoGame/SherlockHolmesVersusArseneLupin'' -- a crossover with Maurice Leblanc's Arsène Lupin stories, themselves a parody of Sherlock Holmes mysteries
** ''VideoGame/SherlockHolmesVersusJackTheRipper''
** ''VideoGame/TheTestamentOfSherlockHolmes''
** ''VideoGame/SherlockHolmesCrimesAndPunishments''
** ''VideoGame/SherlockHolmesTheDevilsDaughter''
** ''VideoGame/SherlockHolmesChapterOne'' -- Holmes' origin story prior to meeting Watsongames, which had been developed by Frogwares since 2002.
** ''VideoGame/SherlockHolmesTheMysteryOfTheMummy''
** ''VideoGame/SherlockHolmesSecretOfTheSilverEarring''
** ''VideoGame/SherlockHolmesTheAwakened'' -- a crossover with the Franchise/CthulhuMythos
** ''VideoGame/SherlockHolmesVersusArseneLupin'' -- a crossover with Maurice Leblanc's Arsène Lupin stories, themselves a parody of Sherlock Holmes mysteries
** ''VideoGame/SherlockHolmesVersusJackTheRipper''
** ''VideoGame/TheTestamentOfSherlockHolmes''
** ''VideoGame/SherlockHolmesCrimesAndPunishments''
** ''VideoGame/SherlockHolmesTheDevilsDaughter''
** ''VideoGame/SherlockHolmesChapterOne'' -- Holmes' origin story prior to meeting Watson
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** ''Clockwork Sherlock'' (2021), an audiobook written by Ian W. Sainsbury and read by Shvorne Marks. Captain Jo Barnes becomes the Watson substitute alongside a VR version of Holmes.
