Case Closed #82
☆ Be the first to review + Add to your collection — Join freeThis volume of Case Closed collects the latest installments of the ongoing mystery series, following teenage detective Jimmy Kudo—transformed into a child but still solving cases—as he tackles a new puzzle involving cats and a seemingly purr-fect crime. Written and illustrated by Gosho Aoyama, this edition continues the long-running manga's blend of whodunit plots and lighthearted character moments.
In "Iron Wall," a simple photo shoot for a magazine turns into a mystery when Azusa’s adopted stray cat, Captain, is suddenly claimed by three different people, each insisting he’s their lost pet. Conan and the Junior Detective League dive into the case, unraveling clues to uncover the truth behind the feline’s true owner—without revealing who’s telling the truth. Written by Gosho Aoyama and Tetsuichiro Miyaki, with art and inks by Gosho Aoyama, and lettering by Freeman Wong, the issue features a cover by Gosho Aoyama, all in a 2022 release.
In "Iron Wall," Serena pushes her boyfriend Makoto to prove himself by guarding a priceless Sebastian jewel during a high-profile exhibition—just as The Kaito Kid resurfaces with a new heist on the horizon. With the pressure mounting and secrets hidden in plain sight, Makoto must stay one step ahead of a thief who plays with perception and illusion.
In "The Calico Captain," a photo shoot for a magazine brings unexpected chaos when Azusa’s adopted calico cat, Captain, becomes the center of a mystery after three different people show up claiming he’s their missing pet. Conan and the Junior Detective League take on the case, untangling a web of conflicting stories and clues to uncover the truth behind the feline’s true owner.
When a mysterious message from Det. Sato sparks rumors of a pregnancy, the station buzzes with speculation—just as the kids stumble into a deadly mystery at a neighbor’s home after a visit to a friend’s new video game.
In "A Wish Come True," Conan’s sharp eye catches subtle inconsistencies as Sato and Takagi question the boy’s guardian, unraveling a web of deception that suggests the guardian may be hiding far more than just the truth. The quiet tension of the interrogation gives way to a mystery where every detail could be a clue—or a trap.
In "Red Badge," Conan and Sato race to unravel a mystery that ties a sudden crime to a long-buried secret, testing their instincts and trust. As tensions rise, Sato works to clear up a growing misunderstanding with Takagi—only to leave him with a surprise waiting at the station.
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