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Issue Details

Issue	#3
Published	August 1988
Cover Price	$1.95
Pages	36
Editing	Chris Ulm
Notes	These are newspaper strips copyrighted by the New York Herald Tribune. They are printed sideways, two dailies or one Sunday per page.

Cover Details

Characters	Sherlock Holmes; dr. Watson
Genre	Detective
Pencils	Frank Giacoia
Inks	Frank Giacoia
Colors	Scott Bieser
Letters	typeset
Notes	These are newspaper strips copyrighted by the New York Herald Tribune. They are printed sideways, two dailies or one Sunday per page.

12 page Sherlock Holmes story "The Cask of Jamaica Rum - part 2 of 2"

Characters	Sherlock Holmes; Dr John Watson; Mr Beevers; Inspector Lestrade
Synopsis	The day after being appointed the Governor General of Jamaica, Sir Poppin is found drowned in a cask of Jamaica Rum.
Genre	Detective
Script	Edith Meiser
Pencils	Mike Sekowsky?
Inks	Frank Giacoia
Notes	Based on characters created by Sir Arthur Conan Doyle. For about the first half of the strip's run, beginning with "The Cask of Jamaica Rum" in issue #2, Mike Sekowsky pencilled the original newspaper strips, and then later Gil Kane plus perhaps Joe Giella, ghosting for Frank Giacoia.
Reprinted	from newspaper strips dated May 24, 1954 - June 13, 1954.

12 page Sherlock Holmes story "The Disappearance of the Canadian Heiress - part 1 of 2"

Characters	Sherlock Holmes; Dr John Watson; Lady Maynooth; Cecil Wimbush; Elizabeth Bascomb
Synopsis	Elizabeth Bascomb, daughter of Hector Bascomb, the Copper King, is kidnapped on the day of her presentation to Buckingham Palace.
Genre	Detective
Script	Edith Meiser
Pencils	Mike Sekowsky?
Inks	Frank Giacoia
Notes	Based on characters created by Sir Arthur Conan Doyle. For about the first half of the strip's run, beginning with "The Cask of Jamaica Rum" in issue #2, Mike Sekowsky pencilled the original newspaper strips, and then later Gil Kane plus perhaps Joe Giella, ghosting for Frank Giacoia.
Reprinted	from newspaper strips dated June 14, 1954 - July 04, 1954.