Seikimatsu Tantei Kurabu

4.6

Alternative: 世紀末探偵倶楽部 ; End-of-the-Century Detective Club ; Fin de Siècle Detective Club ; Seikimatsu Tantei Club

Author(s):Yotsuya Simone

Genre(s): Drama , Historical , Mystery , Yaoi

Views: 71.000 view

Status: Completed

Latest Chapter First Chapter List Chapter

Description:

You're reading Seikimatsu Tantei Kurabu. If you wish to read complimentary manga, come go to us at anytime. We guarantee you that we will constantly bring you the most up to date, new and hot manga everyday. In case you don't know,MangaTX is a very trendy responsive site and mobile-friendly, which suggests the photos can be auto-resize to fit your pc or mobile screen. You can experience it by utilizing your smartphone and check out manga online now. It's manga time!!

Seikimatsu Tantei Kurabu is dedicated to the very gay and very passionate love of Sherlock Holmes and Doctor Watson. I suppose that it could even be called a doujinshi, since it's blatantly based on Conan Doyle's work, and many of his characters make appearances throughout the story. In fact, the main story is split into three sub-stories -- each one focusing on a different aspect of the Holmes/Watson relationship.The first story is titled Paris Fin de Siècle, and is a light-hearted introduction to our protagonists. There's a little fluff, a little humor, a sardonic reunion with Arsène Lupin, and a sexually charged scene of boot-licking. (Actual boot-licking. Not the metaphorical kind!) There are also fabulous kisses, cross-dressing criminals and unusual confessions. No smut so far, though. That comes later on. Oh, yes.The last two stories are based on actual Conan Doyle plots. The second story is based on and named after The Adventure of the Three Garridebs, and the third is similarly inspired by A Scandal in Bohemia. It's wonderful to see Conan Doyle re-interpreted through a yaoi mangaka's eyes! It's particularly rewarding to see Holmes undergo a paradigm shift after Watson is shot in The Three Garridebs; Holmes realizes that he can't take the good doctor for granted anymore, and that his old friend has become so much more than a friend to him.