The Opposite Numbers... (Hardy Boys Graphic Novels: ... (ISBN 1597070343)

Pac-Man on The Hardy Boys Undercover brothers G.N. #10:
There are many things in life I don't understand. One is why the last reviewer gave my favorite graphic novel 2 stars. This is the best one of the series and deserves no less than 5. Plot: the Hardy boys take a train ride to where book 8 will be set. (You don't have to read this to under stand #8) But on the train some one is trying to frame them for being killers. While saving the lives of the people aboard the Hardys must unravel a mystery leading to two of the most dangrous villains they ever meant. Here are the pros and cons: Pros: 1. Chet, Callie, and Iola are in this one (Only a bit. But hey they are there) 2. An introduction of 2 soon to be reoccurring villains 3. Good story with lots of mystery and action 4. The drawling is good; it is anmi for the most part put is not so unrealistic or over animied that it bothered me. And good drawling is essential for all Graphic novels. Cons: There is not much here only that some times a chacter's motivation is a little unclear but it doesn't weigh the story down. So the bottom line is this is a great comic and I am glad I bought it.

Interesting incarnation of the brother's Hardy.:
A Summer 2007 reading list mini review. What does one do, when one has already descended to include a Hardy Boys adventure and a graphic novel as part of one's summer reading list? Follow it up by reading A Hardy Boy's graphic novel, of course! I must admit, I was not aware that such an animal as a Hardy Boys graphic novel existed let alone an entire series. The artwork reminds me quite a bit of the classic speed racer cartoons. The story was plausible for the most part, but something left me wanting. I am not sure if the graphic novel is the best venue for the Hardy Boys, I however am willing to stave off judgment until I have read a few more episodes.