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At the end of every volume of the detective Conan manga, gosho aoyama (the author) recommends a famous literary detective (or thief!) he likes, gives a short description of them as well as an image, and recommends his favorite story!
detective Conan is 100+ volumes and had its 30th anniversary this year (started January 1994) and he’s still going!
These detectives are from authors across the world, as well as Aoyama’s native Japan! Belgian, French, British, American, Chinese, etc. as well!
I started taking ss of them it seems starting volume 21
by enjoying detectives from all around the world and sharing them along with Japanese culture and lesser known (outside of Japan) characters to his readers he’s showing himself as a true mystery lover and acknowledges those before him!
I also love mysteries and read mystery novels since I was like 6 (and read the entire Sherlock Holmes at 9, I was a very early reader I was reading at third grade level before kindergarten and college level by 6th grade)
I screenshotted them because I would love to look into them and also read when I have time maybe in 50 years
I want to check them all out!
the list is also available along with the character and authors country of origin on detective Conan world wiki, and the gosho aoyama manga factory museum in Japan has a detectives from around the world section featuring all of these guys!
LitUpdate1
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@Shou @Nina @Melting
note to self:
Remember to make threads
-check the other threas
detective Conan is 100+ volumes and had its 30th anniversary this year (started January 1994) and he’s still going!
These detectives are from authors across the world, as well as Aoyama’s native Japan! Belgian, French, British, American, Chinese, etc. as well!
I started taking ss of them it seems starting volume 21
by enjoying detectives from all around the world and sharing them along with Japanese culture and lesser known (outside of Japan) characters to his readers he’s showing himself as a true mystery lover and acknowledges those before him!
I also love mysteries and read mystery novels since I was like 6 (and read the entire Sherlock Holmes at 9, I was a very early reader I was reading at third grade level before kindergarten and college level by 6th grade)
I screenshotted them because I would love to look into them and also read when I have time maybe in 50 years
I want to check them all out!
the list is also available along with the character and authors country of origin on detective Conan world wiki, and the gosho aoyama manga factory museum in Japan has a detectives from around the world section featuring all of these guys!
LitUpdate1
LitUpdate2
@Shou @Nina @Melting
note to self:
Remember to make threads
-check the other threas