It is the greatest detective story ever written. A spectral hound, an ancient curse, a moor that swallows men whole — Conan Doyle set out to write a Gothic thriller and produced instead a masterwork of deductive storytelling, one that cemented Sherlock Holmes as the most recognisable fictional character in human history. The Hound of the Baskervilles has never been out of print, and never will be: it is the archetype against which all mysteries are measured. This Qomix Classics edition gives the fog its visual due. Baker Street has never looked more precise; Dartmoor has never felt more vast and threatening; Holmes' cold intelligence has never had a more satisfying visual grammar. The result is a graphic adaptation that honours the pleasures of the original while delivering something wholly its own — taut, atmospheric, and gripping from first page to last.