[The Australian Panther]

US artists occasionally crossed the pond
This is by Mike Sekowsky.
It deserves a better scan, but we are lucky to have some of these anyway.
There are at least three Sherlock Holmes collections in the Super Detective Library, all apparently reprints from a newspaper strip by Giacoia.
Sekowsky was known to be generous and always prepared to help out a friend and he was also known to be very fast.
Clearly he worked with Giacoia on the strip.
Very good work it is too.
I hope someone [In the US?] has collected the whole strip.

Link to the book: Super Detective Library 065 - Sherlock Holmes Solves

[crashryan]

There are at least three Sherlock Holmes collections in the Super Detective Library, all apparently reprints from a newspaper strip by Giacoia. Sekowsky was known to be generous and always prepared to help out a friend and he was also known to be very fast. Clearly he worked with Giacoia on the strip.
I hope someone [In the US?] has collected the whole strip.

Eternity Comics published a Sherlock Holmes comic circa 1988-89 which apparently reprinted the Giacoia strip. I've never seen an issue. A blog post I found said there were 23 issues, reprinting the strip's entire run. I found a few copies on eBay. For some reason the GCDB doesn't list this comic amongst its Eternity listings. My complaint with the Super Detective reprints is that they hacked up and cropped many panels in order to fit the format.

Giacoia was a talented artist on his own but frequently used ghost pencillers. Somewhere I read an interview with someone who knew him who said that Giacoia was insecure about his drawings and had a hard time getting started on a page. This led him to procrastinate on starting complete-art jobs. On the other hand he was confident inking and seemed to work at a reasonable speed. However I have heard that Mike Esposito occasionally pitched in to help him meet deadlines. It's too bad, really. Giacoia did nice solo work.

[SuperScrounge]

Crash, the GCD has that Sherlock Holmes series under Malibu for which Eternity was a brand. https://www.comics.org/series/13765/