▶ Seishi Yokomizo Set Part 3 / Kosuke Kindaichi: Full-Length Novels Classic mysteries can be off-putting to both beginners and experts, but they're actually quite interesting when you reread them. Even for those who have only seen the adaptations, they might surprisingly enjoy them. However, it's written in the style of Gaston Leroux, so it's best for those who don't mind that. Personally, I find the author's phrasing patterns interesting. Phrases like "inky black" or "u-fu-fu (laughter)" and the frequent use of English are very Showa-era. However, since he also uses many words that are not often heard in modern times, it's very educational. Wherever Kosuke Kindaichi goes, there's always a hint of a case. All are from the original editions and do not have ISBNs. They are books from the early to mid-Showa era, so there is considerable yellowing, etc. There is no problem with reading them. Shipping is undecided, but it will be anonymous delivery. However! I am currently rereading them before decluttering, so they will be shipped after I finish reading them. Please be aware that it may take about a week. Numbering is based on the spine of the Kadokawa editions. Prices are based on the internet. 28. The Devil's Hundred Lips: 500 yen July 20, 1977, 8th edition ────── 29. The Black Panther of the Night: 500 yen July 20, 1977, 10th edition ────── 31. Queen of Spades: 600 yen May 20, 1977, 8th edition ────── 38. Masquerade: 800 yen May 10, 1977, 7th edition ────── 41. The Bride in the Labyrinth: 600 yen April 30, 1977, 6th edition ────── Total: 3,000 yen + shipping + handling fees