While it is a comic club, I love the different artistic styles that get showcased here, including colored pencils, acrylic paints, photography, watercolors, and so on. Momma went to the fridge to start making the Muenster cheese sandwich, but she got the wrong kind of cheese (monster cheese) by accident. Melvin and Naomi often take the spotlight through their arguments and pursuits of getting published, but all the kids get a chance to shine by showing off their own collaborative comics, which also have ongoing stories and evolve throughout the whole series. Regardless, Cat Kid Comic Club continues with the genius of the first two volumes and evolves it even more. This is such a creative series, where the baby frogs get to share their perspectives using their medium of choice.

I wish DC would publish more superhero GNs for tweens like Superman Smashes the Klan and Superman of Smallville. It’s tamer, not as funny (either in a witty sense or potty talk humor) and the main storyline didn’t move very quickly at all. Yes, I know they have potty humor at times but the boys who didn’t like to read are racing through them to get to the next one.I used to feel the same way about the poor spelling and other grammatical issues with Captain Underpants until I realized that kids with dyslexia live that all the time. The Cat Kid Comic Club series is the continuing saga of 21 creative baby frogs and the club they share with Molly and their friends Li’l Petey and Flippy. Utilizing humor and drama, prose and poetry, they are illustrated in different media including acrylics, pastels, colored pencils, felt-tip markers, clay, hand-made cardboard sculptures, photographs, pipe cleaners, construction paper collages, and cookies. With this mindset, there's nowhere to go but up because failing is just another part of the process.

The hilarity is nonstop as the baby frogs navigate sibling relationships, follow their path, and create art -- with purpose! Lots of comics fans miss the fact that comics sell incredibly well to tweens right now; and that it’s mainly DC and Marvel floppies for senior citizens that are dying out. Celebrate the 25th and a half anniversary of THE ADVENTURES OF CAPTAIN UNDERPANTS with a special edition featuring a BRAND NEW 32-page DOG MAN comic! Naomi, Melvin, Pedro, and Poppy are just a few of the twenty-one rambunctious, funny, and talented baby frogs who share their stories in the Cat Kid Comic Club.Bestselling author-illustrator Dav Pilkey shows the reader that the best way to influence people is to be open, gentle, and kind. The thing that pushed this specific entry in the Cat Kid Comic Club series OVER THE TOP for me was the amazing "sensitivity read" of the publisher rejection. It was pretty funny, though I felt a little let down after all this outrage and there weren’t even any naked people.

She took a star because she didn't like the reporter recording all the chaos and thought it was mean spirited. The Baby Frog Squad's original spaceship from Book 1 got sat on accidentally, but replaced with the robot frog. On page 6 considered to be inside the comic and page 125 if you're talking about the whole book, there's a haiku explaining haikus. Wacky comic book fun continues in week 3 of Cat Kid’s Comic Club in which comics are submitted to a publisher with different results.

For parents who disliked the deliberate misspellings of the Captain Underpants series, you don't have to worry about that with this series.