Sexton was a pipe smoking British detective, who lived on Baker Street. He was arguably a little tougher and more adventurous than his neighbor, Sherlock Holmes. He had a bullet-proof Rolls-Royce called, "The Grey Panther." His associates in England included:

*'''Tinker''' (Edward Carter): A wiry, street-wise orphan who became Sexton's young ward and assistant.
*'''Mrs Bardell''': Blake's bustling housekeeper, known for misusing the English language. She was a gifted cook and would always be on hand if a client needed food or a cup of tea.
*'''Pedro''': A faithful, wise and ferocious bloodhound. Originally owned by Rafael Calderon, a head of state in South America, he was given to Blake as a gift.
*'''Henry Blake''': Sexton's brother, who had turned to crime.
*'''Derek "Splash" Page''': A reporter for the Daily Radio.
*'''Mlle. Yvonne Cartier''': A female detective from Australia.
*'''Ruff Hanson''': A tough American investigator.
*'''Chief Detective Inspector Lennard'''
*'''Detective Inspector Coutts'''
*'''Superintendent Venner'''
*'''Campbell Rylands''': A Canadian detective who was regarded as one of the leading criminal investigators in the country. He was employed as an agent of Sexton Blake and introduced him to senator Con Morgan.
*'''Gordon Lindsay''': Another Canadian detective. On occasions where Sexton Blake went on vacation, Lindsay would manage his practice.

Sexton Blake's public domain enemies included:

Zenith the Albino, Waldo, The Wonder-Man, Baron de Beauremon & The Council of Eleven, Count Ivor Carlac, Aubrey Dexter, Marie Galante, Leon Kestrel, Baron Kettler, Professor Francis Kew, Prince Wu Ling, The Owl, George Marsden Plummer, Doctor Huxton Rymer and a group of thieves who called themselves The Three Musketeers.

All published appearances of  Sexton Blake from before January 1, )-(95)}} are public domain in the US.

Some notable appearances are listed below:

All published appearances of Sexton Blake from before January 1, )-(95)}} are public domain in the US.
Due to the extreme length of the bibliography it can be viewed [https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Sexton_Blake_bibliography here].

*Sexton Blake (1909)
*The Council of Three (1909)
*Sexton Blake (1910)
*Sexton Blake Vs Baron Kettler  (1914)
*The Clue of the Wax Vesta (1914)
*Sexton Blake (1914)
*Sexton Blake (1915)
*The Further Exploits of Sexton Blake: The Mystery of the S.S. Olympic (1919)
*The Doddington Diamonds (1922)
*Sexton Blake (1928)
**The Mystery of the Silent Death
**The Great Office Mystery
**Silken Threads
**Sexton Blake, Gambler
**Blake the Lawbreaker
**The Clue of the Second Goblet

*[https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Sexton_Blake Wikipedia]
* [https://web.archive.org/web/20160928203505/http://www.imdb.com/character/ch0037457/ IMDB]
*[http://www.sextonblake.co.uk/index.html Blakiana]
*[http://www.comicvine.com/sexton-blake/29-77002/ Comic Vine]
*[https://www.comics.org/feature/275/ GCD]
*[https://www.isfdb.org/cgi-bin/pe.cgi?34410 ISFDB]
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