2020. 2. 12. 13:25ㆍ카테고리 없음
First things first - I read most of my Case Closed volumes as e-books, which is fine. Manga's actually the perfect thing for an e-reader, imo, as a manga series takes a lot more space on a shelf to get a complete story than a novel would, and unlike other comics types, it's already sized for the paperback-size pages. And most of the e-book versions of this are set up like the hard copies, reading right to left.
But this one is an exception for some reason, reading left to right even though the n First things first - I read most of my Case Closed volumes as e-books, which is fine. Manga's actually the perfect thing for an e-reader, imo, as a manga series takes a lot more space on a shelf to get a complete story than a novel would, and unlike other comics types, it's already sized for the paperback-size pages. And most of the e-book versions of this are set up like the hard copies, reading right to left. But this one is an exception for some reason, reading left to right even though the nav at the bottom is set up the other way (ie clicking the title page in the nav brings me to the end of the book).
I found it confusing and worth a mention.That being said, I have a question. How are the detective boys not scarred for life by this point? They keep seeing dead bodies. They keep getting attacked, kidnapped, etc. These kids should need therapy.In this volume we wrap up the soccer stadium shooter story, visit a get-together of magic fans in a remote home, miss a Yoko Okino concert because of murder and start a story about a remote mansion with a dark past.The concert story is the strongest of those wrapped up in this book, to me.
The resolution is pretty emotional and really sad, to me. (I usually like that better than the ones where some jerk gets murdered so people can stop them from continuing to be a horrible person. Though the best are the non-murder cases where things can be a little light-hearted. This review has been hidden because it contains spoilers.
To view it,Could not stop reading I'm stuck in Conan's cases1. I actually figured out the Soccer Case and I knew It was the camera guy so.high five.2. The case about the Snow/MagicianMeeting was tricky! The whole thread,arrow and stapler was neat!
I expected it to be the fat guy who hid the equipment in his hoody (happened before in a previous case) but Gosho is smart!3. The sisters case was sad.
That's all I can say. But the door and optical illusion is solid! I have to mention this.I think I'm more ex Could not stop reading I'm stuck in Conan's cases1. I actually figured out the Soccer Case and I knew It was the camera guy so.high five.2. The case about the Snow/MagicianMeeting was tricky! The whole thread,arrow and stapler was neat! I expected it to be the fat guy who hid the equipment in his hoody (happened before in a previous case) but Gosho is smart!3.
The sisters case was sad. That's all I can say.
Detective Conan Wikipedia
But the door and optical illusion is solid! I have to mention this.I think I'm more excited to read the 21 volume hehehehe someone will appear. Gosho Aoyama ( ) is a Japanese manga artist. He is best known as the creator of the manga series Detective Conan (known in the United States, Canada, and the United Kingdom as Case Closed).Aoyama made his debut as a manga artist with the work Chotto Matte which was published in the weekly magazine Shōnen Sunday on winter of 1987. Shortly after that, another work by Aoyama, Magic Kaito, was pu Gosho Aoyama ( ) is a Japanese manga artist. He is best known as the creator of the manga series Detective Conan (known in the United States, Canada, and the United Kingdom as Case Closed).Aoyama made his debut as a manga artist with the work Chotto Matte which was published in the weekly magazine Shōnen Sunday on winter of 1987. Shortly after that, another work by Aoyama, Magic Kaito, was published on the same magazine.Chinese name: QING SHAN GANG CHANG.