 This
new graphic novel series from publisher Papercutz turns back the clock and
modernizes Nancy Drew and her friends by setting them in a modern setting as
elementary school students. In this story, Nancy and the Clue Crew (her friends
Bess Marvin & George Fayne) want to build a grand science project for the
science fair. However, before their project can even be finished, all of the
other projects at the school disappear and it’s left to Nancy and the Clue Crew
to figure out who did it.  The illustrations
are drawn in a style similar to comics such as “Archie.” Graphic novels like
this are usually aimed at younger boys. NANCY DREW AND THE CLUE CREW #1: SMALL
VOLCANOES is aimed at young girls. The story isn’t as interesting as the
original Nancy Drew books, but it might inspire really young female readers to
seek out the original series.
This
new graphic novel series from publisher Papercutz turns back the clock and
modernizes Nancy Drew and her friends by setting them in a modern setting as
elementary school students. In this story, Nancy and the Clue Crew (her friends
Bess Marvin & George Fayne) want to build a grand science project for the
science fair. However, before their project can even be finished, all of the
other projects at the school disappear and it’s left to Nancy and the Clue Crew
to figure out who did it.  The illustrations
are drawn in a style similar to comics such as “Archie.” Graphic novels like
this are usually aimed at younger boys. NANCY DREW AND THE CLUE CREW #1: SMALL
VOLCANOES is aimed at young girls. The story isn’t as interesting as the
original Nancy Drew books, but it might inspire really young female readers to
seek out the original series.A blog of the great "TV", an international man of mystery and distinguished gentleman. Adventures in education, useless trivia, spiritual observations, the life of a struggling actor, and rants on movies and books are just a minute sampling of the day-to-day experiences in the life of TV. Come, read about it, and enjoy the ride.
Thursday, April 04, 2013
Book Review, Graphic Novel: NANCY DREW AND THE CLUE CREW #1: SMALL VOLCANOES
 This
new graphic novel series from publisher Papercutz turns back the clock and
modernizes Nancy Drew and her friends by setting them in a modern setting as
elementary school students. In this story, Nancy and the Clue Crew (her friends
Bess Marvin & George Fayne) want to build a grand science project for the
science fair. However, before their project can even be finished, all of the
other projects at the school disappear and it’s left to Nancy and the Clue Crew
to figure out who did it.  The illustrations
are drawn in a style similar to comics such as “Archie.” Graphic novels like
this are usually aimed at younger boys. NANCY DREW AND THE CLUE CREW #1: SMALL
VOLCANOES is aimed at young girls. The story isn’t as interesting as the
original Nancy Drew books, but it might inspire really young female readers to
seek out the original series.
This
new graphic novel series from publisher Papercutz turns back the clock and
modernizes Nancy Drew and her friends by setting them in a modern setting as
elementary school students. In this story, Nancy and the Clue Crew (her friends
Bess Marvin & George Fayne) want to build a grand science project for the
science fair. However, before their project can even be finished, all of the
other projects at the school disappear and it’s left to Nancy and the Clue Crew
to figure out who did it.  The illustrations
are drawn in a style similar to comics such as “Archie.” Graphic novels like
this are usually aimed at younger boys. NANCY DREW AND THE CLUE CREW #1: SMALL
VOLCANOES is aimed at young girls. The story isn’t as interesting as the
original Nancy Drew books, but it might inspire really young female readers to
seek out the original series.
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