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The Lantern on Baker Street

Noir ink · Classic grid · 6 pages · public-domain characters

Sherlock Holmes notices a lantern lit three times in one night and follows it to the river with Dr. Watson.

P.1The Lantern on Baker Street, page 1: Sherlock Holmes notices a lantern lit three times in one night and follows it to the river with Dr. Watson.
P.2The Lantern on Baker Street, page 2: Sherlock Holmes notices a lantern lit three times in one night and follows it to the river with Dr. Watson.
P.3The Lantern on Baker Street, page 3: Sherlock Holmes notices a lantern lit three times in one night and follows it to the river with Dr. Watson.
P.4The Lantern on Baker Street, page 4: Sherlock Holmes notices a lantern lit three times in one night and follows it to the river with Dr. Watson.
P.5The Lantern on Baker Street, page 5: Sherlock Holmes notices a lantern lit three times in one night and follows it to the river with Dr. Watson.
P.6The Lantern on Baker Street, page 6: Sherlock Holmes notices a lantern lit three times in one night and follows it to the river with Dr. Watson.

The cast sheets behind this chapter

Character reference sheet: Sherlock Holmes
Sherlock Holmes
Character reference sheet: Dr. John Watson
Dr. John Watson
Character reference sheet: Inspector Lestrade
Inspector Lestrade

About this chapter

London, 1891. From the window of 221B Baker Street, Sherlock Holmes notices that the lamplighter has lit the same lantern three times in one night. He and Dr. John Watson follow the light through the fog to a barge on the river, where thieves are counting silver stolen from the Bank of London, and Inspector Lestrade's police lanterns close in. Back at Baker Street, Holmes explains the clue: river mud on a lamplighter's boots.

Drawn in the Noir ink · red accent style — stark black and white with a single red colour for the ties and the lantern — using the Classic grid page format on six 3:4 pages.

How it was made: Holmes, Watson and Lestrade are public-domain characters. The comic was started with Skip, start from text, so Comic Studio found all three characters in the story by itself and drew a reference sheet for each before splitting the story into six pages. The story itself was written for this sample.

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Made by the LazyKiwi team in Comic Studio. The characters are in the public domain; the story was written for this sample.