Sherlock Holmes Jr. (comic strip)
From The Arthur Conan Doyle Encyclopedia
Sherlock Holmes Jr. is a comic strip created by Sidney Smith published weekly on Sundays, and in color, in The Chicago Tribune from 13 october 1912 to 18 january 1914 as Sherlock Holmes Jr. and renamed from 25 january to 31 may 1914 as Pussyfoot Sam, probably at the behest of Arthur Conan Doyle's lawyers.
- 67 episodes as Sherlock Holmes Jr.
- 19 episodes as Pussyfoot Sam.
Sherlock Holmes Jr.
1912
- Sherlock Holmes Jr. the Amateur Detective (13 october 1912)
- Sherlock Holmes Jr. Goes After the Mashers (20 october 1912)
- Sherlock Holmes Jr. Goes After the Bank Robbers (27 october 1912)
- Sherlock Holmes Jr. Goes After "Big Red" the Terrible (3 november 1912)
- Sherlock Holmes Jr. Gets Himself into the Nobility (10 november 1912)
- Sherlock Holmes Jr. Tries the Old Barrel Trick (17 november 1912)
- Sherlock Holmes Jr. Goes After the Pick Pockets (24 november 1912)
- Sherlock Holmes Jr. Goes After the Counterfeiters (1 december 1912)
- Sherlock Holmes Jr. Almost Catches a Real Crook (8 december 1912)
- Sherlock Holmes Jr. Puts the Handcuffs on a real Crook (15 december 1912)
- Sherlock Holmes Jr. Takes a Chance in the Dark (22 december 1912)
- Sherlock Holmes Jr. Locates a Bomb Thrower (29 december 1912)
1913
- Sherlock Holmes Jr. is Hot on the Trail (5 january 1913)
- Sherlock Holmes Jr. Chases a Real Burglar (12 january 1913)
- Sherlock Holmes Jr. and the Bold, Bad, Robbers (19 january 1913)
- Sherlock Holmes Jr. and the Little Dog Flip (26 january 1913)
- Sherlock Holmes Jr. The Burglars and the Silk Hat (2 february 1913)
- Sherlock Holmes Jr. on a Trail with Blood Hounds (9 february 1913)
- Sherlock Holmes Jr. in a Game of Hide and Seek (16 february 1913)
- Sherlock Holmes Jr. and the Tricky Fire Bug (23 february 1913)
- Sherlock Holmes Jr. Catches a Real Burglar Man (2 march 1913)
- Sherlock Holmes Jr. Gets a Cash Customer (9 march 1913)
- Sherlock Holmes Jr. and the Window Smasher (16 march 1913)
- Sherlock Holmes Jr. Answers a Burglar Alarm (23 march 1913)
- Sherlock Holmes Jr. is some House Detective (30 march 1913)
- Sherlock Holmes Jr. Outwitted by Human Harwood the Demon Chicken Thief (6 april 1913)
- Sherlock Holmes Jr. Makes an Arrest (13 april 1913)
- Sherlock Holmes Jr. as a Bird Catcher (20 april 1913)
- Sherlock Holmes Jr. Reports at Headquarters (27 april 1913)
- Sherlock Holmes Jr. Again Tracks the Criminal (4 may 1913)
- Sherlock Holmes Jr. and the Foxy Thief (11 may 1913)
- Sherlock Holmes Jr. — in Bad (18 may 1913)
- Sherlock Holmes Jr. Tries a New Trick (25 may 1913)
- Sherlock Holmes Jr. Corners Another Thief (1 june 1913)
- Sherlock Holmes Jr. Gets Cold Feet (8 june 1913)
- Sherlock Holmes Jr. Disguise Expert (15 june 1913)
- Sherlock Holmes Jr. Again on the Scent (22 june 1913)
- Sherlock Holmes Jr. Motorcycle Cop (29 june 1913)
- Sherlock Holmes Jr. He Never Forgets a Face (6 july 1913)
- Sherlock Holmes Jr. and the Little Red Pocket Book (13 july 1913)
- Sherlock Holmes Jr. as the Champion Welterweight (20 july 1913)
- Sherlock Holmes Jr. Makes a Genuine Haul (27 july 1913)
- Sherlock Holmes Jr. A Natural Born Detective (3 august 1913)
- Sherlock Holmes Jr. Man Hunter (10 august 1913)
- Sherlock Holmes Jr. Gets Some Information (17 august 1913)
- Sherlock Holmes Jr. Touched for his Roll (24 august 1913)
- Sherlock Holmes Jr. — Has a Big Heart (31 august 1913)
- Sherlock Holmes Jr. and the Hungry Tramp (7 september 1913)
- Sherlock Holmes Jr. on the Road to Fame (14 september 1913)
- Sherlock Holmes Jr. on the Road to Wealth (21 september 1913)
- Sherlock Holmes Jr. Champion Lariat Thrower (28 september 1913)
- Sherlock Holmes Jr. Catches some Boodlers in the Act (5 october 1913)
- Sherlock Holmes Jr. Tracks Them Like a Cat Does a Mouse (12 october 1913)
- Sherlock Holmes Jr. and the Mystery of the Beach (19 october 1913)
- Sherlock Holmes Jr. and the Escaped Convict (26 october 1913)
- Sherlock Holmes Jr. and the Sleuth Horse (2 november 1913)
- Sherlock Holmes Jr. in the Role of a Matinee Idol (9 november 1913)
- Sherlock Holmes Jr. Proves that he's Right (16 november 1913)
- Sherlock Holmes Jr. Back Porch Hero (23 november 1913)
- Sherlock Holmes Jr. and the Stuttering Yegg (30 november 1913)
- Sherlock Holmes Jr. Put to the Test (7 december 1913)
- Sherlock Holmes Jr. Makes a Deduction (14 december 1913)
- Sherlock Holmes Jr. Meets a Brother in the Profession (21 december 1913)
- Sherlock Holmes Jr. and the Hoarded Treasure (28 december 1913)
1914
- Sherlock Holmes Jr. and the Great Howell Diamond Mystery (part 1) 1/3 (4 january 1914)
- Sherlock Holmes Jr. and the Great Howell Diamond Mystery (part 2) 2/3 (11 january 1914)
- Sherlock Holmes Jr. and the Great Howell Diamond Mystery (part 3) 3/3 (18 january 1914)
Sherlock Holmes Jr. renamed to Pussyfoot Sam
The series became "Pussyfoot Sam and the Great Powell Diamond Mystery" from now on.
- Pussyfoot Sam (né Sherlock Holmes Jr.) and the Famous Diamond Mystery (25 january 1914)
- Going it Blindly Without the Aid of a Dark Lantern (1 february 1914)
- Pussyfoot Sam the Demon Sleuth (8 february 1914)
- Pussyfoot Sam: The Duel in the Dark] (15 february 1914)
- Pussyfoot Sam: Lashed to the Mast on a Hilltop (22 february 1914)
- Pussyfoot Sam: Trapped in the Belfry of No. 2 Engine House (1 march 1914)
- Pussyfoot Sam: Looping the Loop at Twilight (8 march 1914)
- Pussyfoot Sam: Following the Barber's Tip (15 march 1914)
- Pussyfoot Sam: The Thief in the Stolen Auto (22 march 1914)
- Pussyfoot Sam: Testing his Disguise (29 march 1914)
- Pussyfoot Sam: Shot in the Neck with an 18 Carat Cannon Ball (5 april 1914)
- Pussyfoot Sam: Caught with the Goods (12 april 1914)
- Pussyfoot Sam: The Terrible Sleuth's Revenge (19 april 1914)
- Pussyfoot Sam: The Fatal Disguise (26 april 1914)
- Pussyfoot Sam: Watching and Waiting in a Dark Alley (3 may 1914)
- Pussyfoot Sam: Trapped in a Cider Barrel (10 may 1914)
- Pussyfoot Sam: Hid in a Ton of Dynamite (17 may 1914)
- Pussyfoot Sam: Shot with a Million Dollars (24 may 1914)
- Pussyfoot Sam: Thwarted by a Germ (31 may 1914)
End of the series despite the "To be continued"...
