Boy Detectives Club
Feb 2024 · Boy Detectives Club Issue #2 · Peaks Island Press
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During the last days of the Shogunate, the paranoid patriarch of the Miyase clan converted all of his wealth to precious metals. The location of the fabled "Big Gold Bullion" was ultimately entrusted to his grandson, who left behind only a cryptic set of instructions when he died. Now Kogoro Akechi and Yoshio Kobayashi must crack the code before every villain in the land gets there first.
During the last days of the Shogunate, the paranoid patriarch of the Miyase clan converted all of his wealth to precious metals. The location of the fabled "Big Gold Bullion" was ultimately entrusted to his grandson, who left behind only a cryptic set of instructions when he died. Now Kogoro Akec...
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Ranpo Edogawa is the pen name (a pun on the Japanese pronunciation of Edgar Allan Poe) of Taro Hirai (1894-1965). He is best remembered for the Kogoro Akechi and Boy Detectives Club novels, published between 1925 and 1962. His lifelong efforts as a writer and promoter of the mystery novel in Japan were well-rewarded. The mystery genre today is a staple of Japanese television and the best-seller lists. In Gosho Aoyama's long-running <i>Case Closed</i> series, the boy detective sports the <i>nom de plume</i> of "Conan Edogawa." Two homages in one!
Ranpo Edogawa is the pen name (a pun on the Japanese pronunciation of Edgar Allan Poe) of Taro Hirai (1894-1965). He is best remembered for the Kogoro Akechi and Boy Detectives Club novels, published between 1925 and 1962. His lifelong efforts as a writer and promoter of the mystery novel in Japa...
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