
Although the venerable series created by Sir Arthur Conan Doyle covered a great deal of ground, it left one question unanswered: What would happen if Professor Moriarty finally achieved mortal victory over his ages old nemesis? With Diecidue's art evoking the dark and foreboding atmosphere of London after dark, Corey shows readers the story without a Sherlock Holmes.
“Would Moriarty revel in victory, spend the rest of his life smoking cigars and sleeping on stacks of money?” Daniel Corey wondered. “Probably not. I think he’d fall on hard times, and it would take one heck of an event - say, a World War - to jolt him back to life.”
Corey continued, "Moriarty's not an evil person, not in his own mind. In working with Anthony Diecidue to create this series, I thought we’d take a look at things from Moriarty’s perspective, get to know his thoughts. Along the way, we see him delve into some mind-blowing deductive reasoning, get into a few sword fights, decipher riddles, and discover technology 50 years ahead of its time. Would we expect any less from the original super-villain?"
MORIARTY #1, a 32 page full-color, science-fiction, noir comic book, is in stores in May 2011 for $2.99.
© C Harris Lynn, 2011
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