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pages, one can easily breeze through the tale in a single sitting. The story is so captivating though, we can only hope for further stories from Gaiman's Holmes and Watson doppelgangers. Having been adapted byRafael Scavone, maybe he'd be willing to take the reins of their pair's further adventures? Regardless, while we can always hope for more, we should take time to bask in what we have. And what that is, is a wonderful tale written by one of comic's true greats that should be read by all fans of Gaiman himself, and the comic medium as a whole.
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