Lastly, Sherlock Holmes is the only detective that gets repeatedly reinvented. There’s a new version of him [pictured] in the text for this article. No other sleuth comes close.

It’s a question Sherlock Holmes fans have been debating for years. Does the world’s most famous fictional detective -- first introduced in an 1887 novel by Sir Arthur Conan Doyle -- have some ...

Before Quincy, M.E.; CSI; or Bones, another fictional character set the standard for all forensic heroes to follow: Sherlock Holmes. With his eccentric mumblings, omnipresent magnifying glass and ...

Gareth Rubin’s new novel Holmes and Moriarty (Simon & Schuster, £18.99) has a mouth-wateringly ingenious premise: Professor ...

May 22 is “Sherlock Holmes Day,” honoring the birthday of his creator, Sir Arthur Conan Doyle. Holmes, who turns 135 this year, is one of the most famous literary characters in the world and ...

FILE - This 1930 photo shows Sir Arthur Conan Doyle, the author and creator of Sherlock Holmes. Writer Leslie Klinger is challenging the Conan Doyle Estate, LTD over the right to use the Sherlock ...

Enola Holmes 2 introduces a beloved Sherlock Holmes ... They are undoubtedly one of the greatest fictional duos across ... however, they wanted to really focus on building up Sherlock’s character.

If the last thing keeping you from writing Sherlock Holmes fan fiction were the licensing fees, wait no longer. Sherlock Holmes is really, really in the public domain -- really - Los Angeles Times ...

Colorado author Dan Simmons stirs up mystery, history and metaphysics in his latest novel, “The Fifth Heart.” He pairs Sherlock Holmes, one of the world’s most famous fictional detectives ...