Case Closed #81
☆ Be the first to review + Add to your collection — Join freeIn "Jodie's Memories," the familiar rhythm of a quiet bar takes a dark turn when Richard is drawn into a strange mystery—the bartender swears she hears a haunting noise no one else can. When a patron is found dead under mysterious circumstances, Richard must piece together the truth behind the sound and the sudden loss, all while navigating the tense atmosphere of a place that feels more like a trap than a refuge. Written by Gosho Aoyama and Tetsuichiro Miyaki, with art and inks by Gosho Aoyama, and lettering by Freeman Wong, the issue’s cover by Gosho Aoyama captures the quiet dread of the moment.
In "Jodie's Memories," a sudden murder during a pickpocket investigation stirs long-forgotten echoes from Jodie Starling’s past. As Conan pieces together clues, a series of vivid recollections from Jodie lead him to a crucial connection neither the police nor he had seen before.
In "Where Is Shuichi Akai?", Conan uses Dr. Agasa as a decoy to uncover the truth behind a murder, all while Sharon Vineyard quietly watches Jodie Starling, searching for clues about the missing Shuichi Akai. The tension builds as secrets surface and alliances shift in this suspenseful chapter of Case Closed.
When the bartender at his favorite bar asks Richard to find the source of a strange noise echoing through the room, he’s pulled into a mystery that takes a dark turn when a patron is found dead—leaving the detective to untangle the truth one suspicious clue at a time.
In "The Barroom Detective Solves the Case," Jo finds herself drawn into a tense mystery at a dimly lit bar, where a murder shakes the quiet routine of the regulars. With Richard stepping in as a reluctant stand-in, Conan pieces together clues that unravel more than just the crime—leading to a revelation that leaves Jo unsettled and Takagi with a chilling update.
In "My Deduction Is Off," Conan grapples with a critical misstep by Masumi, whose flawed reasoning has pointed suspicion at the wrong person. With time running out and his identity at risk, he must carefully expose the true killer—without revealing himself as Jimmy Kudo.
In "Jeet Kune Do vs. Karate," Conan, Rachel, Masumi, and Serena find themselves caught in a mystery at a quiet bowling alley when a man is found dead—just as they arrive. With Serena’s boyfriend Makoto among the suspects, the investigation unfolds amid secrets, martial arts rivalries, and a tense atmosphere that keeps the truth just out of reach.
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