Baskerville dog (graphic novel)

The plot of the story of Arthur Conan Doyle “Dog Baskerville” (1902) is based on an old Devonshire legend and the motives of the English Gothic novels accidentally heard by the author. The investigation of the strange death of the last representative of the ancient aristocratic clan leads Sherlock Holmes and Dr. Watson to a cunning killer who had a hoax with an attack by a monstrous dog, which, according to legend, has long been pursued by the baserville family. Jealousy, the struggle for the inheritance, the secret of the family portrait and the phenomenon of the Psa-Ghodrak in the final of the narrative create a unique mystical-detective flavor of one of the best works of Sherlockian.

The plot of the story of Arthur Conan Doyle “Dog Baskerville” (1902) is based on an old Devonshire legend and the motives of English Gothic novels accidentally heard by the author. The investigation of the strange death of the last representative of the ancient aristocratic clan leads Sherlock Holmes and Dr. Watson to a cunning killer who had a hoax with an attack by a monstrous dog, which, according to legend, has long been pursued by the baserville family. Jealousy, the struggle for the inheritance, the secret of the family portrait and the phenomenon of the Psa-Ghodrak in the final of the narrative create a unique mystical-detective flavor of one of the best works of Sherlockian.