Babel Clash

Based on what little of the new Holmes movie that we’ve seen in the trailer, it appears as if the supernatural plays some part.  Now, that may all turn out to be smoke & mirrors, but it does look to involve the occult in some way.  So, what’s your preference on the good doctor and the supernatural?  Do you prefer a game committed to deductive reasoning and cold, hard logic. or does a healthy dose of mysticism pose a suitable challenge for the genius detective?

John, after reading and editing so many Holmes stories, will you approach the movie with a different set of expectations?

Also, to all, feel free to jump over to the Borders Ink Facebook page and weigh in on which big December film you’re more excited to watch:  Sherlock Holmes or Avatar.

Here’s the link: Sherlock Holmes vs. Avatar on Facebook

Professor Moriarty

How quickly you’ve unveiled my master plan.  Little did you know that “Morgan” was a carefully crafted moniker to hide my true identity, that of Professor Moriarty, Sherlock Holmses’ arch-nemesis.  OK, I’ll cut the megalomaniacal laughter now.

Have you written any comic book anthologies?  I was very tempted to ask who’s the greatest of detectives, Sherlock Holmes or Batman?

So tell me more about these anthologies.  You assemble quite the rogue’s gallery for each one.  How do you pull together such a notable gang of contributors?

OK, so Sherlock Holmes has outwitted Gandalf.  Score one for the master detective.

Now he’s met his match.  For round 2:  “Who has more luck with the ladies, Sherlock Holmes or Captain Kirk?”

Welcome to John Joseph Adams.

In honor of his anthology, the Improbable Adventures of Sherlock Holmes, and the new Holmes film opening Christmas Day, Babel Clash asks the hard questions.  We’ll begin with a real puzzler:  “Who’s smarter, Sherlock Holmes or Gandalf?”