Case Closed #71
☆ Be the first to review + Add to your collection — Join freeIn "Video Memory," tennis star Jo faces a chilling threat during Wimbledon fortnight, with each clue pointing to a different Sherlock Holmes tale—leaving fans and detectives alike racing to piece together the next move. Written by Gosho Aoyama and Tetsuichiro Miyaki, with art and inks by Gosho Aoyama and letters by Freeman Wong, this issue blends high-stakes suspense with clever literary puzzles. The cover, also by Gosho Aoyama, captures the tension with a sharp, stylized glimpse into the mystery.
In "Video Memory," Conan and the Junior Detective League assist Det. Chiba as they sift through old school video archives, searching for a mysterious tape left behind by a girl from his past. The case unfolds with quiet tension, as buried memories and forgotten connections surface in the flicker of a forgotten recording.
In "Holmes's Disciple," Richard’s trip to England brings Rachel and Conan along, but the real question isn’t whether they’ll make it across the Channel—it’s how Conan, a boy who doesn’t legally exist, will ever pass through customs without being exposed.
In "Revelation," a high-stakes mystery unfolds during Wimbledon fortnight as a famous tennis player finds himself targeted by a shadowy stalker whose threats are woven with cryptic references to Sherlock Holmes tales. With time running out and the clues hidden in classic detective lore, the race is on to uncover the next move before it's too late.
In "Ask Holmes," Conan teams up with Jo to unravel a mystery that puts Rachel in grave danger, as the investigation leads them to a cunning serial killer with a deep-seated vendetta tied to a tennis player’s family. The case unfolds with sharp twists and mounting tension, testing Conan’s deductive skills and Jo’s courage in a story where every clue could be a trap.
In "The Strength of a Queen," Minerva faces a terrifying countdown as a bomb threat looms over the final set of a high-stakes match, using her composure and presence to buy time—knowing every second could mean the difference between safety and disaster. Written by the team behind Case Closed, this tense 16-page story unfolds with quiet intensity, placing Minerva at the center of a race against the clock.
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