"This volume contains the Steam detectives installments from Animerica extra vol. 4, no. 12 through vol. 6, no. 1 in their entirety."--T.p. verso.

"This volume contains the Steam detectives installments from Animerica extra vol. 4, no. 12 through vol. 6, no. 1 in their entirety."--T.p. verso.

Boy detective Narutaki, his butler, Ling Ling the nurse, and Ling Ling's steam-powered robot, Goriki, face off against Narutaki's arch enemy, the Phantom Knight. Then Goriki faces a Shadow Bolt created by Dr. Guilty from Goriki's blueprints. And, the Red Scorpion and her henchmen hire onto a movie set as extras, leaving Narutaki wondering what they are up to.

"This volume contains the Steam detectives installments from Animerica extra vol. 4, no. 12 through vol. 6, no. 1 in their entirety."--T.p. verso.

In the Londinium neighborhoods, someone has been collecting a limited series of objets d'art, busts of a famous French emperor -- by stealing them. When one of the owners is slain, however, the steampunk sleuth knows he is dealing with more than an overzealous art thief.

Steam technology has advanced Victorian society greatly, but crime keeps apace too. An elderly noble is found mysteriously dead, and his only heir may be next. London's celebrated steampunk sleuth is summoned, and he brings all his brilliance to bear. But is this killer truly an ancient curse, or something far more modern and metallic?

No less than a king has come to beg the aid of London's greatest detective. To avoid severe political scandal, he needs back evidence of a brief affair, but his previous paramour refuses. Can the steampunk sleuth secure the goods and the peace, or will rash royal romance lead to airship warfare?

Daigo is fresh out of the fire fighting training academy and has been newly assigned to the Medaka-GA-Hama fire station. Cocky and overconfident, Digo goes out on a few calls and is quickly humbled. He's still got a lot to learn before he can call himself a true firefighter. What he does have is an uncanny abillity to save lives. BUt with his unorthobox methods and lack of disclipline, is Daigo more of a liability than asset?

"This volume contains the Steam detectives installments from Animerica extra vol. 4, no. 12 through vol. 6, no. 1 in their entirety."--T.p. verso.