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Sherlock Holmes (DC comics, 1975)
I very much like this design for Sherlock. The hair was certainly lightened from the usual black for the purposes of being more readable on the comic paper of the time, but the design reminds me very happily of the ‘Herlock Sholmes’ design from Great Ace attorney. 💞
Sherlock Holmes: Crime Alleys
Writer: Sylvain Cordurie
Artist: Alessandro Nespolino
date of publication: 2015
I really like the thoughtful way the investigation is paneled here, and the details of 221B. Not my favorite design for Sherlock, but handsome just the same. 😍🥰💞
The best character development is when the antagonist doesn’t even really change or redeem himself. Like no, he still sucks, he’s just on our side now.
fantastic post op. may i add when a previous antagonist has the same personality traits as before but framed as good things now that theyre on your side? “cold and calculating” becomes “unflichingly practical” when you need someone to push the big red button, “hair-trigger temper” is now “takes no shit”, and no one is more dependable for chasing the big bad to the ends of the earth than that spiteful, unforgiving bastard who was hunting you down last season