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Frank and Joe Hardy, famed teenage sleuths, find themselves wrongfully accused of murdering their father in the quiet resort town of Bayport. Determined to prove their innocence, the brothers join forces with the legendary Nancy Drew, initiating a tense and intricate investigation. As they unravel clues and confront hidden motives, the Hardy brothers and Nancy Drew must outwit the real culprit and clear their names before guilt becomes irrevocable.
First publish date: 2017
Genre: Comics & Graphic Novels/Graphic Fiction
Authors: Anthony Del Col
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