London. 1896.
For three nights, at precisely 2:17 in the morning, a bell has been heard ringing from an abandoned church in Clerkenwell.
There is only one problem.
The church has no bell.
It was removed twelve years ago.
Most people would dismiss the story as superstition.
Sherlock Holmes might have done the same.
Then a man is found dead.
On Monday, Chesterton Radio opens a new case from the notebooks of Dr. John H. Watson:
THE ADVENTURE OF THE SILENT BELL
The first mystery in The New Adventures of Sherlock Holmes, an original illustrated serial from Chesterton Radio.
These are not retellings of the familiar stories.
They are new cases for Holmes and Watson—new visitors at 221B Baker Street, new crimes, new clues, and new corners of Victorian London.
Each installment will unfold in six illustrated panels, with the mystery continuing from day to day.
And we’ll play fair.
The clues will be there.
The question is whether you will notice them before Holmes does.
The first knock at the door comes Monday.
Dr. Watson is waiting by the fire.
Holmes is bored.
That is about to change.
The game is afoot.
Looks interesting!