Case Closed #27
☆ Be the first to review + Add to your collection — Join freeThis volume collects chapters 262-271 of the long-running manga series Case Closed (also known as Detective Conan). In these stories, young detective Jimmy Kudo—trapped in the body of a child—continues to solve baffling mysteries while pursuing the sinister Black Organization. The book includes the conclusion of the Moonlight Sonata case and the start of the Haunted House arc.
In "Payback," Conan, Rachel, and Serena meet their new English teacher, Miss Saintemillion, at a video game arcade—only to stumble upon a shocking discovery when a fellow player is found dead. Written by Gosho Aoyama and Tetsuichiro Miyaki, with art by Gosho Aoyama and inks by Andrea Rice, this 2009 installment blends classroom intrigue with high-stakes mystery, all rendered in the sharp, detailed style fans know. The cover, a collaborative effort by Gosho Aoyama and Andrea Rice, captures the tense atmosphere of the arcade’s unexpected tragedy.
In "Payback," a chance reunion between Richard and his ex-wife Eva takes a chilling turn when a murder shakes Eva’s law office—leaving Richard as the prime suspect, with the past and present colliding in a case where every alibi could be a lie.
In "The Man From 18 Years Ago," Amy stumbles upon a suspicious figure linked to a string of mysterious fires, while Detective Takagi uncovers a long-buried clue tied to the tragic past of Detective Sato’s father—unearthing a connection that stretches back eighteen years.
In "Time's Up," Jo and the Junior Detective League race against the clock to stop an arsonist whose trail leads back to a long-buried secret—Sato’s father’s tragic death. With Takagi trapped in a burning building and the past closing in, the team must piece together clues before time runs out.
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