Case Closed #46
☆ Be the first to review + Add to your collection — Join freeThis volume of the long-running mystery series continues the adventures of teenage detective Jimmy Kudo, who was transformed into a child and now operates under the alias Conan Edogawa. Volume 46 collects installments from the original Japanese manga, featuring Conan tackling a series of complex cases that test his deductive skills and keep him one step ahead of the Black Organization. Fans of classic whodunits and clever puzzle-solving will find plenty to enjoy in this entry of the beloved franchise.
In "The Star Knows All," Conan and the Detective League follow mysterious carvings on stone lanterns through an old villa in search of a hidden treasure, stumbling upon three other seekers with the same goal. Written by Gosho Aoyama and Tetsuichiro Miyaki, with art and inks by Gosho Aoyama, this 2013 Case Closed issue delivers a classic mystery with layered clues and tense encounters. The cover, a collaborative effort by Gosho Aoyama and Andrea Rice, captures the intrigue of the hunt.
In "Prelude" from Case Closed #46, Richard takes on a chilling case when he's hired by the granddaughter of a famed concert virtuoso to uncover the truth behind a series of gruesome murders tied to a legendary Stradivarius violin. With the instrument at the heart of a mystery steeped in secrets and danger, Richard must piece together the clues before another life is lost.
In "The Seal," the Junior Detective League stumbles upon a forgotten villa during a camping trip, its peaceful grounds marred by shattered stone lanterns and a disturbed pond—where something heavy has been hidden beneath the surface. The mystery unfolds as the young sleuths piece together clues from the scene, each discovery deepening the enigma of what happened there.
In "Karakuri," Conan and the Detective League follow mysterious carvings on stone lanterns through a secluded villa in search of a long-lost treasure, their path unexpectedly crossing with three other seekers who all have their own reasons for wanting to find it.
In "A Suspicious Message," Rachel stumbles upon a text she never sent—on Conan’s phone—leading her to question whether the boy detective might be the long-lost Jimmy. Meanwhile, Richard takes on a new case: tracking down a missing cell phone with no clear leads.
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