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1 of 1 people found the following review helpful:
3.0 out of 5 stars
Series continues its downhill slide.,
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This review is from: Case Closed, Vol. 15 (v. 15) (Paperback)
Gosho Aoyama, Case Closed, vol. 15 (ViZ, 1997)
The usual sort of thing; we finish off the cliffhanger from the last volume, get a couple of new cases, then start a new cliffhanger. I'm not sure whether Aoyama just has the shortest attention span I've ever seen, or whether he's really tired of working on the series, but so little goes on in relation to the main story arc-- in fact, it's often used more as an amusing conceit than anything else-- that the series feels less like a manga than a sitcom at times. Still, the cliffhangers are a way of keeping the reader coming back for more, if the crudest one possible. ***
3 of 4 people found the following review helpful:
3.0 out of 5 stars
Kind of scary,
A Kid's Review
This review is from: Case Closed, Vol. 15 (v. 15) (Paperback)
Well, I think case closed mangas in general are kind of scary. Not that it's bad though. I read case closed a lot. The bad thing is that the Japanese version of them is better. Still over all it is good.
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Case Closed, Vol. 15 (v. 15) by Gosho Aoyama (Paperback - January 16, 2007)
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