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《福爾摩斯探案全集》被稱為偵探小說中的“聖經”,一百多年來被譯成57種文字,暢銷世界各地。福爾摩斯更是成瞭名偵探的代名詞,他與華生的搭檔組閤,以及“神探”的典型等,都對後世的偵探小說有著極其深遠的影響。英國著名小說傢毛姆曾說:“和柯南道爾所寫的《福爾摩斯探案全集》相比,沒有任何偵探小說曾享有那麼大的聲譽。”
《福爾摩斯探案集 (漫畫版)第2輯》通過漫畫的方式,將6部精彩的故事再現給大傢,通過精美的繪畫、精彩的分鏡,真實展現瞭案件現場。
《福爾摩斯探案集 (漫畫版)第2輯》采用全彩頁印刷、精裝設計,使得整套書更具閱讀性與收藏價值。
內容簡介
本書為經典作品《福爾摩斯探案全集》的彩色漫畫版第2輯,共有6個故事,不僅有符閤年齡段的插圖藝術、還有學畫畫環節以及延伸閱讀!
空屋:福爾摩斯在一次事件中死後的某一天,華生正在傢中思念他。突然,有人來找華生,這個人竟然是福爾摩斯,這時華生纔知道原來他沒有死,隻是躲瞭起來。福爾摩斯利用一個和自己一模一樣的蠟人作誘餌,成功的抓捕瞭想殺他的凶手。
諾伍德的建築師:諾伍德發生大火,富有的戶主一位當地有名的建築師屍骨無存。之前曾上門拜訪建築商的麥剋法蘭涉嫌謀殺建築師喬納斯,他來找福爾摩斯尋求幫助。
跳舞的小人:希爾頓·丘比特在他的房子周圍發現一些奇怪的信息時,他感到非常睏擾。當他的妻子看到那些信息之後,變得非常驚恐!丘比特嚮福爾摩斯求助。福爾摩斯最終破解瞭這些小人的秘密。
孤身騎車人:史密斯被一名自稱受到她叔叔遺托,要幫助照顧她們的男士,以優厚的條件聘請為鋼琴教師。史密斯在上下班途中被人跟蹤。福爾摩斯在調查中發現整件事是一個圈套,目的是奪取史密斯叔叔留給她的一大筆遺産。
修道院學校:著名學院的一位貴族孩子離奇失蹤,學院校長嚮福爾摩斯求助。孩子失蹤時,另一名老師亦同時失蹤,眾人都認為是該名老師帶走瞭孩子。福爾摩斯最終查齣是孩子同父異母的哥哥為瞭霸占傢産帶走瞭孩子。
六座拿破侖半身像:有人連續搶劫一傢商店,卻隻拿走拿破侖的半身像,並把它打碎。這引起瞭福爾摩斯對此案的興趣。最後迷底終於解開,原來是一名小偷為瞭找當初藏在半身像裏的黑珍珠而將半身像一一打碎。
作者簡介
原著:阿瑟·柯南·道爾生於蘇格蘭愛丁堡,因塑造瞭成功的偵探人物──夏洛剋·福爾摩斯而成為偵探小說曆史上重要的作傢之一。堪稱偵探懸疑小說的鼻祖。
改編:文森特·古德溫擅長將名著改變為漫畫作品,他的另一暢銷作品就是將莎士比亞的16部經典戲劇改編成瞭漫畫。
圖:本·鄧恩,美國著名的漫畫作傢,生於颱灣,長於美國,曾參與科幻電影《盲區行者》的製作,有自己的工作室,為著名的漫畫作品有《忍者高校》和《武士修女阿麗娜》。
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修道院學校
孤身騎車人
六座拿破侖半身像
諾伍德的建築師
跳舞的小人
空屋
Sherlock Holmes: The Lost Manuscript This new collection of Sherlock Holmes stories delves into the untold tales and shadowed corners of the great detective’s career, presenting a fresh perspective on his most enigmatic cases. Unlike the familiar narratives, these are not retellings of the classic adventures, but rather a series of newly discovered or previously unchronicled investigations, each offering a unique puzzle for Holmes and his loyal companion, Dr. Watson, to unravel. The stories in this volume explore the labyrinthine complexities of human nature, the subtle art of deduction, and the enduring pursuit of justice in a world often obscured by deception and intrigue. The collection opens with “The Case of the Gilded Cage,” a thrilling narrative that sees Holmes summoned to the opulent estate of a reclusive inventor, renowned for his groundbreaking, yet potentially dangerous, technological marvels. The inventor’s sudden disappearance, coupled with cryptic messages left behind, points to a plot far more sinister than a simple vanishing act. Holmes must navigate a world of cutting-edge science and old-world secrets, where the lines between genius and madness blur, and the pursuit of progress comes at a perilous cost. The narrative is steeped in an atmosphere of technological advancement and the anxieties it breeds, allowing Holmes to showcase his unparalleled ability to decipher not just human motives, but also the intricate workings of complex machinery and the scientific principles that underpin them. We witness his methodical examination of workshop blueprints, his astute observations of minute mechanical imperfections, and his ingenious deductions drawn from the very hum of the inventor's creations. The challenges presented by this case are not merely intellectual but also ethical, forcing Holmes to confront the potential for scientific discovery to be weaponized. Following this, “The Cipher of the Scarlet Quill” plunges readers into the shadowy world of espionage and political intrigue. A renowned diplomat is found dead in his study, a single, peculiar feather—dyed a vivid scarlet—clutched in his hand. The message this seemingly innocuous object conveys is anything but; it is a coded communication that could ignite a continental conflict. Holmes must race against time to decode the cipher, identify the author of the scarlet quill, and prevent a diplomatic crisis from erupting into full-blown war. This story highlights Holmes's remarkable linguistic skills and his understanding of obscure symbolism. The reader is privy to his meticulous analysis of different ink types, his comparative studies of historical ciphers, and his surprising knowledge of ornithology, which ultimately provides the key to the diplomat's final message. The stakes are palpably high, with global peace hanging precariously in the balance, and Holmes’s intellect is pushed to its absolute limit as he navigates a treacherous landscape of double-dealing and hidden agendas. Next, “The Phantom of the Opera House” transports us to the grand theaters of Victorian London, where a series of inexplicable events plague a celebrated opera house. Apparitions are seen, sabotage is rampant, and the lead soprano is living in constant terror. The police are baffled, attributing the disturbances to hysteria and superstition. But Holmes, ever the pragmatist, suspects a more earthly, albeit ingenious, hand at play. He must infiltrate the clandestine world of stagecraft, confront the hidden rivalries and desperate ambitions that fester behind the velvet curtains, and expose the perpetrator who uses the illusion of the supernatural to mask their nefarious deeds. This narrative allows Holmes to demonstrate his profound understanding of theater mechanics, acoustics, and the psychology of performance. He meticulously examines trapdoors, stage rigging, and sound-dampening materials, his keen senses picking up on the subtle inconsistencies that betray the illusion of the spectral. The story is rich with the dramatic flair of the opera itself, its dark corners and backstage mysteries mirroring the deeper secrets that Holmes unearths. The collection continues with “The Clockwork Conspiracy,” a case that takes Holmes and Watson to the bustling heart of the industrial revolution. A series of meticulously timed robberies plague the city, each executed with uncanny precision and leaving behind no discernible trace. The only common link is a small, intricately crafted clockwork toy found at each scene. Holmes believes these toys are not mere souvenirs but are crucial components of a larger, audacious plan orchestrated by a criminal mastermind who employs the relentless march of time as their accomplice. This story emphasizes Holmes's appreciation for order and precision, and his ability to see patterns where others see chaos. He meticulously analyzes the craftsmanship of the clockwork pieces, his knowledge of horology enabling him to deduce the maker's skill and potential origins. The narrative is alive with the clatter and hum of a burgeoning industrial age, the relentless ticking of clocks serving as a constant reminder of the urgency of Holmes’s pursuit. “The Serpent’s Kiss” introduces a captivating mystery set against the exotic backdrop of a private botanical garden, home to a collection of rare and dangerous flora. A renowned botanist is found dead, his demise attributed to the venom of a purportedly extinct species of snake. However, the circumstances surrounding his death are far from natural, hinting at a deliberate act of murder disguised as an accident. Holmes must confront the treacherous beauty of the garden, decipher the secrets held within its verdant walls, and unmask the killer who wields the deadliest of nature’s weapons. This tale allows Holmes to showcase his extensive knowledge of botany, toxicology, and the intricate relationships within ecosystems. He meticulously examines plant specimens, analyzes soil samples, and his understanding of venomous creatures allows him to dissect the purported cause of death, revealing the scientific fallacies that underpin the staged accident. The atmosphere is thick with the heady scent of exotic blooms and the unsettling stillness of untamed nature, creating a palpable sense of danger. Finally, the collection concludes with “The Legacy of the Silent Oracle,” a profound and deeply personal case that forces Holmes to confront a ghost from his own past. An antique dealer, once a friend of Holmes’s father, is found murdered, and the only clue is a cryptic inscription in an ancient language that only Holmes recognizes. This inscription leads him on a journey of discovery, not only into the present-day machinations of a shadowy organization but also into the hidden history of his own family. This final story offers a glimpse into the complexities of Holmes’s background, exploring his lineage and the unspoken legacy that has shaped him. It is a narrative that combines intricate puzzle-solving with emotional depth, as Holmes must reconcile his formidable deductive powers with the unresolved questions of his personal history. The reader witnesses Holmes grapple with family secrets, historical mysteries, and the ethical dilemmas that arise when the pursuit of truth intertwines with personal ties. The conclusion is both satisfying and thought-provoking, leaving the reader with a deeper understanding of the man behind the legend. Each story within Sherlock Holmes: The Lost Manuscript is meticulously crafted, blending the iconic deductive brilliance of Sherlock Holmes with fresh, imaginative scenarios. The narratives are rich in atmosphere, detailed in their exposition, and compelling in their plot twists, offering dedicated fans and newcomers alike an immersive experience into the world of the great detective. This volume is a testament to the enduring appeal of Sherlock Holmes, demonstrating that even after countless tales, new and fascinating mysteries continue to emerge from the shadows of his extraordinary career. The collection aims to capture the spirit of Conan Doyle’s original works while forging its own distinct path, exploring themes of scientific advancement, political machinations, artistic deception, the relentless march of progress, the deadly beauty of nature, and the profound impact of personal legacies.