Hardy Boys Digests

So this is how the Simon & Schuster digests begin: with the theft of a bicycle. After reading the final book, The Mystery of the Silver ...

So Motocross Madness is an unsatisfying ending to the Hardy Boys digests. That gives me the opportunity to ask myself: How would I have end...

So Motocross Madness is how the digests end: with Frank and Joe competing in a motocross competition while trying to find out who’s sabotag...

One Final Step is George Edward Stanley’s last published book set in anything resembling the original Hardy Boys continuity. He published a...

I approached the penultimate Hardy Boys digest, One False Step , with some trepidation. George Edward Stanley, who wrote One False Step , ha...

Farming Fear is one of the few digests with a reasonable setup that is able to deliver on that setup. In Farming Fear , written by Stephen...

By the time you get to pg. 3 of No Way Out , you’ve got a decision to make: Do you reject the reality of a story set on Cape Breton Island a...

I’ve breezed my way through these digests, and by and large, they’ve blurred as I passed them by. Some of them I have a hazy-but-fond memory...

Wreck and Roll (#185) is a standard Hardy Boys book. The plot involves Phil Cohen dating a singer in a rock-and-roll band , and — of course...

The Dangerous Transmission has precisely two things going for it: 1) a surprisingly metal cover illustration, with a raven, the scavenger o...