Story: His Last Arrow
1) When did you first encounter Sherlock Holmes?
Probably at about 8 to 10 years of age, via the Rathbone Holmes movies being re-run once a week on TV in Sydney when I was a child.
2) Do you have a favourite story from the canon?
I have more than one favourite! HOUN is great, but from a social justice point of view, and being the son of a (white) Irish-Australian and a very brown Indian-Australian, The Yellow Face is a remarkable effort that means a lot to me.
3) Are you active in any Sherlockian societies?
You bet! Australia's premier one, The Sydney Passengers! Twenty-five or so years of membership, I think.
4) Are you involved with any other Sherlock Holmes projects?
You get a scoop -
http://www.blackhousecomics.com/
Will be doing a Holmes comic that I will be writing, Tim McEwen and Phil Cornell will be drawing, whilst Academy Award Nominee Dave Elsey does covers and story and design elements!
Probably at about 8 to 10 years of age, via the Rathbone Holmes movies being re-run once a week on TV in Sydney when I was a child.
2) Do you have a favourite story from the canon?
I have more than one favourite! HOUN is great, but from a social justice point of view, and being the son of a (white) Irish-Australian and a very brown Indian-Australian, The Yellow Face is a remarkable effort that means a lot to me.
3) Are you active in any Sherlockian societies?
You bet! Australia's premier one, The Sydney Passengers! Twenty-five or so years of membership, I think.
4) Are you involved with any other Sherlock Holmes projects?
You get a scoop -
http://www.blackhousecomics.com/
Will be doing a Holmes comic that I will be writing, Tim McEwen and Phil Cornell will be drawing, whilst Academy Award Nominee Dave Elsey does covers and story and design elements!
5) Any other of your projects you’d like to tell our readers about?
The Black House project grew out of a screenplay Dave E and I are working on intermittently. Forget Guy Ritchie! Our stuff is something fresh yet totally respectful of Doyle by two blokes who KNOW the material, not some upstarts (OK, just joking - I wish Mr Ritchie the best of luck. In fact, if he really wants luck, tell him to email me so he can have a good script).
Also, you might enjoy my blog:-
http://comicbookwriter.blogspot.com/
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