After studying in a Parisian art school, David Etien worked on feature films such as Persepholis and Lucky Luke.

The Baker Street Four is a series of French graphic novels by Olivier Legrand and various illustrators published in 2017 and centering around the adventures of three young street urchins and their cat as they become caught up in the cases and lives of Sherlock Holmes and Dr.The background illustrations are spot on, trying the story of the back streets of London in the time period: fraught with danger and dark, bleak, even as people did their best to survive and support one another.

Folivari is now in discussions for a “great art director” and Thomas Meyer’s Stuttgart-based Film Bilder to board the project, Didier Brunner said. The first volume of The Baker Street Four is currently available with the second due out on August 8th, and should appeal to fans of DC Comics’ Gotham Academy and BOOM!Explora la mayor tienda de eBooks del mundo y empieza a leer hoy mismo en la Web, en tu tablet, en tu teléfono o en tu dispositivo electrónico de lectura. His lover Katya Ivanova try to get the help of Sherlock Holmes on the way she was to be killed by some Russians but the timely intervention by our irregulars saves Katya.

Once again, the diminutive heroes stumble across an assault in progress and interfere, involving them in the desperate cause of the communists. The art wallows in the squalor of late 19th century London, with a bit more blood, violence, and foul language (even from the kids) than I want my seven- or nine-year old to see. Nothing can prepare them for the news from Reichenbach Falls: Sherlock Holmes, the renowned detective and mentor of the three friends, has perished. Along the way, they unexpectedly add a fourth member to the team and ultimately become the youngest detectives of the Victorian era. To calculate the overall star rating and percentage breakdown by star, we don’t use a simple average.It turns out that the title refers to an upscale bordello, where the girl's virginity is to be auctioned -- so parents who pick this up should be prepared to discuss sex trafficking with their kids. I am often a fan of European graphic novels because the art is so rich and detailed, and this book is no exception.