Case Closed #67
☆ Be the first to review + Add to your collection — Join freeIn this volume of the long-running mystery series, young detective Jimmy Kudo—still trapped in his shrunken form as Conan Edogawa—investigates a case centered around a high-stakes fashion event. The story arc, titled 'Fashion Emergency,' involves a murder connected to the world of modeling and design, with Conan using his deductive skills to unravel the truth behind the glamorous facade. This collection includes chapters from the original Japanese manga, continuing the ongoing narrative of the Case Closed series published by Viz Media.
In "The Fashion Curse," Richard takes on a baffling case: a mysterious shopper keeps receiving the same shirt—thirteen times—from an unknown vendor. As the investigation deepens, the FBI and the Black Organization both zero in on a shocking possibility—Shuichi Akai might still be alive—leading them to a bustling Tokyo department store and a cryptic bomb threat. Written by Gosho Aoyama and Tetsuichiro Miyaki, with art and inks by Gosho Aoyama and lettering by Freeman Wong, this gripping installment features a cover by Gosho Aoyama.
In "A Dangerous Area," Jo finds herself drawn into a baffling mystery when a man receives the same shirt thirteen times from an anonymous seller, leading her to a Tokyo department store at the heart of a growing web of intrigue. As the FBI and the Black Organization both close in on a shocking possibility—Shuichi Akai still being alive—the case takes a dangerous turn with a mysterious bomb threat that ties everything together.
In "The Clues of Red and 13," Conan races against time to unravel a baffling shirt mystery while a bomb threat looms, all as the Black Organization closes in on Akai from outside—watching, waiting, and ready to strike.
In "Ms. Kobayashi's Love," a quiet evening at a fireworks display turns tense when Ms. Kobayashi glimpses a murder—just enough to draw Inspector Santos into her world, if only to keep her close while he untangles the mystery. The case brings them unexpectedly close, but with danger still in the shadows, their growing connection feels as fragile as the sparks in the night sky.
In "Ms. Kobayashi's Misunderstanding," a quiet moment at the precinct spirals into personal confusion when Ms. Kobayashi, after being questioned by Inspector Santos, overhears officers discussing her resemblance to Det. Sato—leading her to question the true nature of Santos' attention. Written by the team behind Case Closed, this 16-page mystery explores the quiet tension of mistaken intentions, all within the familiar world of the Tokyo police force.
In "Cherry Blossom Girl," Inspector Santos navigates the delicate tension of reconnecting with Ms. Kobayashi, unaware that her quiet moments beneath the blooming trees are being watched by a dangerous stranger determined to keep her silent.
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