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Revision as of 11:53, 28 August 2014
Volume 1 was released on June 18, 1994 in Japan, then on September 7, 2004 in the US.
List of chapters
The following is a list of chapters for Volume 1 to 10.
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| 01 | 1-9 | June 18, 1994 | ISBN 4-09-123371-6 | September 7, 2004 | ISBN 1-59116-327-7 |     
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High school student Shinichi Kudo is a detective prodigy, and often assists the Tokyo Police in solving crimes. One day at an amusement park with his childhood friend, Ran Mouri, he notices two suspicious men in black clothes when they become suspects in a murder. After solving the crime, Shinichi sees one of them pass by and decides to follow, but his spying is interrupted by an attack from behind by the man's partner. Rather than risk gaining the attention of the police with a gunshot, they force-feed Shinichi a newly-developed, undetectable poison. However, instead of killing him, the poison turns his body into that of a six-year-old. To prevent a followup attack on him or his family and friends, Shinichi must keep his identity secret from all besides his avuncular neighbor, Professor Agasa, whom he originally went to for help. Shinichi adopts the pseudonym Conan Edogawa and goes to live with Ran and her father, a rather incompetent detective whose agency is still Conan's best chance to find new leads on the men in black. Along the way, Ran unknowingly reveals her true feelings for Shinichi, and he vows to do whatever is necessary to find the men in black again, bring them to justice, get his original body back, and return her feelings. However, because no one listens to a child, Conan must solve crimes using Professor Agasa's invention, the Voice-Changing Bowtie, to impersonate Kogoro.
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| 02 | 10-19 | July 18, 1994 | ISBN 4-09-123372-4 | November 3, 2004 | ISBN 1-59116-587-3 |
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Conan must contend with the murder of a man who burns to death while the prime suspect has the perfect alibi; he helps a seemingly sweet and innocent girl look for her missing father; and he still has time to explore a haunted house with some of his new friends from elementary school.
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| 03 | 20-29 | October 18, 1994 | ISBN 4-09-123373-2 | January 4, 2005 | ISBN 1-59116-589-X |
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Shinichi, Ran and Kogoro take a vacation aboard a cruise ship, but little do they know that the patriarch of the wealthy Hatamoto family is about to be murdered. Then, a doctor comes to the Detective Agency to learn the origin and purpose behind the monthly gifts his young son receives.
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| 04 | 30-39 | February 18, 1995 | ISBN 4-09-123374-0 | March 1, 2005 | ISBN 1-59116-632-2 |
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A bloody murder is committed at a museum, reproducing a scene from a gruesome painting. Conan is able once again to find and track the Men in Black that shrunk him on a train that they're planning to blow up. Finally, Conan and his friends find a treasure map that leads them on an adventure throughout Tokyo and eventually into the hands of Italian gangsters.
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| 05 | 40-50 | April 18, 1995 | ISBN 4-09-123375-9 | May 5, 2005 | ISBN 1-59116-633-0 |
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A vicious murderer whose face is covered in bandages is on the lose. Will Conan be able to catch him before he strikes again? Later, Conan's friends Ran and Sonoko want to blow off some steam but they get more than they bargain for when they discover a murder at a karaoke box. Finally, a woman claiming to be Conan's real mother returns to claim him.
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| 06 | 51-60 | July 18, 1995 | ISBN 4-09-123376-7 | July 5, 2005 | ISBN 1-59116-838-4 |
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Who is this mysterious masked man? And why does he know Conan's true identity? Plus an investigation of an extramarital affair leads to a bloody murder. Also, Conan's elementary school friends decide to become super sleuths when they form the Detective Boys. But will they get into more trouble than they can handle?
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| 07 | 61-70 | November 18, 1995 | ISBN 4-09-123377-5 | September 8, 2005 | ISBN 1-59116-978-X |
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From a remote island, a job request comes to Kogoro from a pianist who's been dead for over 10 years. Can Conan solve the case of the cursed piano? Later, a mysterious woman shows up claiming to be Shinichi's girlfriend. The only problem is, Conan's never seen her before in his life!
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| 08 | 71-80 | December 9, 1995 | ISBN 4-09-123378-3 | November 15, 2005 | ISBN 1-4215-0111-2 |
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Conan enters a mystery contest where he must be the first to discover the true identity of the enigmatic Night Baron, but the fun and games end when the contest turns into a real-life murder. Later, Ran's middle school teacher is about to get married, but the wedding bells stop ringing when someone tries to murder the beautiful bride.
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| 09 | 81-90 | January 18, 1996 | ISBN 4-09-123379-1 | January 17, 2006 | ISBN 1-4215-0166-X |
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The Detective Boys take action! While playing hide and seek, first-grader Ayumi discovers a chopped-off head. Will Conan and his friends be able to save Ayumi from a serial murderer? When Kogoro Mouri attends a reunion of his college friends, one of them ends up with a bullet hole to her temple and a gun in her hand. Was it suicide or murder?! Later, Conan, Kogoro, and Ran attend the birthday party of the daughter of a wealthy financier. But Conan's deductive skills are put to the test when the birthday girl ends up missing and someone turns up dead.
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| 10 | 91-100 | April 18, 1996 | ISBN 4-09-123380-5 | March 21, 2006 | ISBN 1-4215-0316-6 |
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A diplomat is found dead in his study and Conan's on the case. But what exactly happened? The elder statesman was definitely murdered, but the door and windows to his private chamber were all locked from the inside. How in the world did the killer escape? And who will solve the mystery first, Conan or Heiji? Later, as if that wasn't bad enough, Conan and his pals get swept up in a missing person caper at the local library. Murder, kidnapping and drug smuggling aren't exactly the sorts of things condoned by librarians. What's the connection? Conan thinks he knows the answer but he's got more pressing things to worry about-like escaping the deadly grasp of the fiendish miscreant!
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