J
Jesús Pece
Case Closed
A high school detective is transformed into a child and must solve crimes while hiding his true identity. This mystery series follows Conan Edogawa as he secretly aids a private investigator, hoping to find a cure and expose the criminal organization responsible for his transformation.

Detective Conan I nº 03/13
Manga
Detective Conan I #3
Detective Conan nº 03
Manga
Detective Conan integral 2 en 1 (Premium) #3
Detective Conan I nº 04/13
Manga
Case Closed #4
Detective Conan I nº 05/13
Manga
Case Closed #5
Detective Conan I nº 06/13
Manga
Case Closed #6
Detective Conan I nº 07/13
Manga
Case Closed #7
Detective Conan I nº 09/13
Manga
Case Closed #9
Detective Conan I nº 13/13
Manga
Case Closed #13
Detective Conan II nº 14
Manga
Case Closed #14
Detective Conan nº 15
Manga
Case Closed #15
Detective Conan nº 17
Manga
Detective Conan integral 2 en 1 (Premium) #17
Detective Conan II nº 18
Manga
Detective Conan Vol. II (Spanish Planeta edition) #18
Case Closed, Vol. 18
Manga
Case Closed #18
Case Closed, Vol. 17
Manga
Case Closed #22
Detective Conan nº 33
Manga
Case Closed #33
Detective Conan II nº 46
Manga
Case Closed #43
Detective Conan II nº 57
Manga
Case Closed #54
Detective Conan II nº 65
Manga
Case Closed #62
Detective Conan II nº 85
Manga
Case Closed #82The Detective Conan manga is best read in publication order, as the overarching plot and character development progress chronologically through the numbered volumes. While many cases are self-contained, the main storyline involving the Black Organization builds over time.
Yes, Detective Conan has a long-running and highly popular anime television series that closely follows the manga's storyline. There are also numerous animated films, original video animations (OVAs), and TV specials.
Yes, characters from Gosho Aoyama's earlier series, Magic Kaito, occasionally appear in Detective Conan, particularly Kaito Kid. While not essential for understanding Detective Conan, these crossovers provide additional context for fans of Aoyama's work.
While maintaining its core mystery-of-the-week format, the series gradually deepens its overarching plot involving the Black Organization, introducing new allies and adversaries. The personal relationships between the characters also become more complex and central to the narrative.