Awesome!

Pitched at a good level, IMHO, and respectful of the original sources certainly gets a thumbs-up here. Lists such as the "references not found in the rulebook" are useful to have neatly collated in that context.

aside, on the sample dungeon chronology: "The Dungeons of the Ground Goblins" was well into the "official" period for TSR/GW collaboration (interpret "agency" as you will). GW had been producing character sheets with the Lizardman logo for sale since February 1976, so it's safe to presume that if there had been any "issues" those would have been flagged in due course!

Very nice site. Well done!

Very cool, I especially like the "Artists of" page!

HermitFromPluto - Thanks, I appreciate it coming from someone who's put so much effort into the Acaeum wiki.

Traveller - I've updated the link on my site and put a [url=http://zenopusarchives.blogspot.com/2011/09/revised-gray-book.html[/url]post[/url] on the blog up about it.

Danull - Thanks, I find that many like the art, and know some artist's names, but don't who did what pieces. I've often wished we had a comprehensive list here of the artists for all the art in the modules, etc.

Brute - Thanks. On the B2 page on the site I have a link to a page of yours, where you did a comparison of the text changes to between the original/revised B2.

Today's blog post may be of interest to collectors and students of the footnotes of TSR history.

Holmes Expert Set from TSR catalog

(Special thanks to TheMilford, also a member here, for posting the scan on Tome of Treasures).

I've put together a one-page sheet (in pdf format) listing the stats for all of monsters from the 2nd/3rd edition Holmes rulebook:  

Holmes MONSTER REFERENCE TABLE

Here's a neat tidbit I noticed recently. The room letters in the Basic rulebook Sample Dungeon spell out the initials of John Eric Holmes.



JEH Easter Egg

If you are on Google+:

"I've just created a Holmes Basic Community on G+. I'll start posting links to my blog posts over there if you want to follow them there (rather than [on the blog]), plus other random comments and links to other blogs that may not warrant a full post here.

It's private, so you'll have to request to join or see the content, although the community is publicly searchable on Google+ (i.e., anyone can search and find it, and then request to join).

Below is a link if you wish to join. You'll need to be a Google Plus member first."

Holmes Basic G+ Community