Detective Conan Volume 108: Release Date, Chapter List, Spoilers & Review | Case Closed

Detective Conan (Case Closed) Volume 107 was released in Japan on April 18, 2025.

Volume 108 followed on April 8, 2026, collecting eleven chapters from File 1144 through File 1154.

This guide now reflects the confirmed Japanese release date and complete eleven-file table of contents for Volume 108.

It also summarizes the three story segments collected in the volume: the Camel and RUM confrontation, the blackmail-photo case, and the opening chapter of the Hakone hot-spring case.

When Was Detective Conan Volume 108 Released?

Detective Conan Volume 108 was released in Japan on April 8, 2026.

The confirmed Japanese edition has ISBN 978-4-09-854532-2 and contains eleven chapters, Files 1144–1154.

The volume was released nearly one year after Volume 107. The earlier forecast language about a possible release window is no longer needed now that the date and contents are confirmed.

Quick Recap – The 10 Files Inside Volume 107

The stories collected in Volume 107 are:

Volume 107 concludes the Kogoro Mouri and Eri Kisaki case and reintroduces unresolved clues involving Tequila and Suguru Itakura. It does not establish that Tooru Amuro learned Conan Edogawa is Shinichi Kudo.

The article below provides an in-depth overview of Detective Conan Volume 107.

Detective Conan Volume 108: Chapter List & Spoilers

Curious which files appear in Volume 108? Below is the up-to-date table of contents.

Title note: The English chapter names above use established secondary translations and may differ from a later official localization.

Volume 108 Spoilers – Files 1–7: Camel, Wakita, and the Black Organization

At the very start of the chapter, Conan revisits memories from Volume 107—specifically the incidents involving Suguru Itakura and Tequila.

This flashback leads into the long-awaited return of FBI agent Andre Camel, making his first appearance since the “Black Organization’s Scheme” arc.

Because the Bureau has declared him dead, Camel now sports short hair instead of his former long style.

Amid the tension, RUM—under the alias Kanenori Wakita— comes face-to-face with Camel, while Haibara’s “danger sensor” instantly reacts. With the Black Organization closing in, it’s a can’t-miss development for Detective Conan fans.

This seven-file sequence runs from File 1144, “The Man Who Was Invited,” through File 1150, “The Pursuers of Chaos.”

RUM and FBI agent Camel actually crossed paths two years ago…

A key point often overlooked: Camel and RUM first crossed paths two years ago.

While Shuichi Akai was infiltrating the Organization as “Rye,” he set a trap to arrest Gin at an abandoned factory.

The operation collapsed when Camel casually addressed an elderly man who appeared on-site.

That “old man” was actually RUM. RUM has remembered Camel ever since—and now Camel finally recalls that the mysterious senior was none other than RUM himself.

Volume 108 Spoilers – Files 8–10: The Blackmail-Photo Case

Files 1151–1153 follow Masumi Sera and Conan through a hotel murder linked to reporter Tomoya Ogasawara’s blackmail photographs.

The case exposes the image Ogasawara had kept from the hotel bombing incident. That photograph connects Masumi and the de-aged Mary Sera to a new threat and brings RUM’s interest in APTX 4869 back to the foreground.

Volume 108 Spoilers – File 11: The Hakone Hot-Spring Case Begins

File 1154 opens a new case at a Hakone hot-spring inn featuring Chihaya Hagiwara and Jugo Yokomizo.

The missing-ring search turns into a murder investigation. Because File 1154 is the opening chapter, the case continues beyond Volume 108.

Detective Conan (Case Closed) Volume 108 — Quick Summary

Detective Conan Volume 108 was released in Japan on April 8, 2026, and contains eleven chapters from File 1144 through File 1154.

The volume first advances the conflict involving Camel, Wakita, and RUM. It then moves to the blackmail-photo case involving Masumi and Mary Sera before beginning the Hakone hot-spring case.

All eleven chapter entries are linked in the table above, so readers can continue from the volume overview to each individual spoiler and review article.