Name: Detective Conan II, 30 (in Spanish)
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Author: Gôshô Aoyama
ISBN: 9788468471105

portada Detective Conan II, 30 (in Spanish)

Type

Physical Book

Author

Gôshô Aoyama

Publisher

Planeta Deagostini, Spain

Topic

cómic

Collection

manga

Year

2004

Language

Spanish

Pages

Format

Paperback

Dimensions

21.00 x 14.80

ISBN13

9788468471105

Edited in

España

Synopsis "Detective Conan II, 30 (in Spanish)"

Los detectives infantiles han conseguido sobrevivir a su excursión a la montaña, y mientras Conan aún intenta recuperarse de la aventura, a la oficina del detective Mouri llega una extraña clienta: se presenta como Shikuza Ikenami y desea reencontrarse con un viejo amigo del Instituto. Cegado por su belleza y elegancia, Mouri arrastra a toda la familia tras la pista del antiguo compañero, al que al final encuentran muerto en su casa. Tras una larga investigación que revela las habilidades de la misteriosa señora Ikenami, Conan descubre que fue la esposa del difunto quien cometió el asesinato. Sin embargo, la mayor sorpresa se la da la propia clienta, que resulta ser la madre de Heiji Hattori, el detective juvenil más famoso de Osaka y actual mejor amigo de Conan/Shinichi. Hattori invita a Mouri, Ran y Conan a viajar a la isla Bikuni. Título original: Meitantei Conan

Gôshô Aoyama

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Gōshō Aoyama (青山剛昌), born on June 21, 1963 in Hokuei, Tottori Prefecture, Japan, is a prominent Japanese mangaka known for his ability to blend mystery, humor, and visual storytelling in his works. He debuted in 1987 with the one-shot Chotto Mattete and gained fame with Yaiba (1988–1993), an adventure series that earned him the Shōgakukan Award for best shōnen manga in 1993. That same year, he started publishing Magic Kaito, featuring the charismatic thief Kaito Kid, a character who also appears in his most famous work.

In 1994, Aoyama began Detective Conan (Meitantei Conan), a mystery and crime series that has exceeded 100 volumes and has been adapted into anime, movies, and video games. In 2001, he again received the Shōgakukan Award for best shōnen manga for this work. His hometown, Hokuei, has honored his legacy with statues of the characters and the opening of the Gosho Aoyama Manga Factory in 2007. Aoyama continues to be an influential figure in contemporary manga, with a career that combines commercial success and critical acclaim.

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