Looking for more books like Dog Man to keep your young reader entertained? Look no further! This article highlights some of the most popular graphic novel series that are sure to make your child laugh and keep them reading for days.
Featuring animals and friends who fight crime and embark on wild adventures, these books are perfect for inspiring your child’s love for graphic novels. So why not check out these hilarious and action-packed series today?
Officer Clawsome: Lobster Cop by Brian “Smitty” Smith
Officer Clawsome and his partner Stariana are known for their crime-solving prowess in Caper Cove. They have successfully put notorious criminals like Catburglarfish behind bars. However, when Kelpy’s Kelpcakes, the beloved bakery in town, goes missing, the duo find themselves in the midst of a peculiar mystery. Rumors of shark sightings for the first time in a century only add to the confusion.
As Officer Clawsome and Stariana delve deeper into the investigation, they realize that they are dealing with a case that could be the biggest challenge of their careers. Will they be able to solve the mystery and save the day once again?
In related news, readers can look forward to new graphic novels for tweens, including Agent 9: Flood-a-Geddon, a book similar to Dog Man books. For more books like Dog Man, check out the complete list on We Read Tween Books.
Max Meow Cat Crusader by John Gallagher
Max Meow is a regular cat in Kittyopolis who dreams of becoming a famous podcaster. However, his life takes an unexpected turn when he accidentally eats a radioactive space meatball at his best friend Mindy’s secret lab. Suddenly, Max transforms into the Cat Crusader, a superhero with incredible powers.
Although being a superhero is exciting, Max soon realizes that he has neglected his friendship with Mindy. Together, they must work to save Kittyopolis from the evil Agent M and BIG BOSS. Will they be able to overcome the odds and save the day?
In addition to the thrilling story, the Max Meow series also includes a bonus section on how to draw Max Meow. Fans of Dog Man books will love this furr-ociously funny series.
Real Pigeons Fight Crime by Andrew McDonald Illustrated by Ben Wood
Real Pigeons are not your average birds. They are a secret squad of crime-fighting feathered friends who solve mysteries and fight bad guys to keep neighborhoods safe. These pigeons won’t stop until all questions are answered, such as why have all the breadcrumbs disappeared and which food truck smells the best.
Andrew McDonald’s book, Real Pigeons Fight Crime, follows the adventures of a group of crime-fighting pigeons led by a pigeon named Rock. Illustrated by Ben Wood, the book is similar to the popular Dog Man series. Real Pigeons Fight Crime is a fun and engaging read for kids who love mysteries and animals.
Cat Kid Comic Club by Dav Pilkey
Cat Kid Comic Club is a graphic novel by Dav Pilkey that features the stories of twenty-one baby frogs who share their experiences through comics. The book follows the adventures of Li’l Petey, Molly, and Flippy as they help their classmates express themselves through their art. The story unfolds with mishaps and hilarity as the young frogs learn from their mistakes and make progress through practice and persistence.
The book includes several mini-comics, such as “Squid Kid and Katydid,” “Baby Frog Squad,” “Monster Cheese Sandwich,” and “Birds Flowers Trees: A Haiku Photo Comic.” Each mini-comic is done in a different style, utilizing humor and drama, prose and poetry, and illustrated in different media, including acrylics, pastels, colored pencils, felt-tip markers, clay, hand-made cardboard sculptures, photographs, pipe cleaners, construction paper collages, and even cookies.
Cat Kid Comic Club is a heartfelt, humorous, and thoughtful graphic novel that will have readers of all ages laughing and motivated to unleash their own creativity. The book is written and illustrated by Dav Pilkey, an award-winning author and artist who is known for his popular children’s series, Dog Man and Captain Underpants.
Readers who enjoy Cat Kid Comic Club may also be interested in other books by Dav Pilkey, such as the Dog Man series, or similar books like Officer Clawsome Lobster Cop.
Cat Ninjaby Matthew CodyIllustrated by Yehudi Mercado
Cat Ninja is a series of books written by Matthew Cody and illustrated by Yehudi Mercado. The series follows a house cat named Claude who is raised by a ninja master and becomes the secret protector of Metro City. In Book 1 of the series, readers are introduced to Claude’s early exploits as he tries to keep his secret identity hidden while battling evil crooks, robots, and a rodent nemesis who lives in the same house.
The series is similar to the popular Dog Man books and is aimed at a tween audience. The books are filled with action-packed adventures, humor, and colorful illustrations that are sure to keep young readers engaged. Overall, Cat Ninja is a fun and exciting series that is perfect for kids who love superheroes and animals.
Mischief and Mayhem Born to Be Badby Ken Lamug
Mischief and Mayhem are notorious supervillains who take pleasure in causing chaos and destruction wherever they go. They are known for their mischievous behavior, which includes spoiling new movies, stealing cake from parties they weren’t invited to, and even taking away toilet paper from good citizens.
However, Mischief and Mayhem were not always villains. They were once known as Missy and Gizmo, fresh recruits at a superhero boot camp. Missy lied on her hero application and was exposed as having no superpowers, leading to her humiliation and eventual expulsion from the camp.
Feeling alone and rejected, Missy found solace in Melvira, her fellow recruit who had her own hidden villainous agenda. With Melvira’s help, Missy transformed into Mischief, her new alter ego, and crossed the line into villainy.
But as Mischief began wreaking havoc, Missy started to have doubts about her new friend’s true intentions. Eventually, Mischief was called upon to battle her former best friend, and Missy was forced to confront the friend who was once her defender.
Agent 9: Flood-a-Geddonby James Burks
Agent 9 is a highly skilled operative of the Super-Secret Spy Service, whose primary objective is to protect the world from evil villains. However, due to some collateral damage in the past, Agent 9 is currently on probation. When the supervillain King Crab takes over the S4 headquarters, Agent 9, along with his robotic partner FiN, is the only hope to stop him from melting the polar ice caps and constructing a massive water park.
The book, “Agent 9: Flood-a-Geddon” by James Burks, follows Agent 9’s mission to save the world from a complete flood-a-geddon. The story is filled with action and adventure, as Agent 9 must overcome his impulsive behavior and prove himself as the right cat for the job.
The book is similar to the popular “Dog Man” series and is a great choice for young readers who enjoy action-packed stories with a touch of humor. With colorful illustrations and a fast-paced plot, “Agent 9: Flood-a-Geddon” is sure to keep readers engaged from beginning to end.
Sparks by Ian Boothby Illustrated by Nina Matsumoto
Sparks is a heroic duo consisting of two cats named August and Charlie, who pilot a powerful mechanical dog suit to save lives every day. August is an inventor who is afraid of the outside world, while Charlie is a fearless pilot. Despite their different personalities, they work together seamlessly to thwart Princess, an evil alien who seeks to enslave mankind.
Princess may look like a cute, diaper-wearing baby, but she is cunning, determined, and utterly ruthless. August and Charlie must use all their skills and bravery to stop her and her browbeaten servants from conquering Earth.
Sparks is a book that will appeal to fans of the Dog Man series. The story is action-packed and full of humor, making it an enjoyable read for both children and adults. The colorful illustrations by Nina Matsumoto add to the fun and excitement of the story.
Spy Camp: The Graphic Novel by Stuart Gibbs Illustrated by Anjan Sarkar
Spy Camp: The Graphic Novel is a thrilling story about Ben Ripley, a middle schooler who has been training to become a spy. The book follows Ben as he attends a rustic wilderness camp for spy survival training during the summer. However, things take a dangerous turn when SPYDER, an enemy spy organization, infiltrates the camp.
The graphic novel is written by Stuart Gibbs and illustrated by Anjan Sarkar. The combination of Gibbs’ writing and Sarkar’s illustrations creates a dynamic and engaging reading experience for young readers. The book is perfect for fans of spy thrillers and graphic novels.
With its action-packed plot and relatable protagonist, Spy Camp: The Graphic Novel is sure to captivate readers and keep them on the edge of their seats.
The Flying Beaver Brothers and the Evil Penguin Plan by Maxwell Eaton
Ace and Bub, the flying beaver brothers, are always up for an adventure. However, when a group of penguins threatens to freeze Beaver Island, the brothers must put their skills to the test to save their beloved tropical paradise.
In their quest to save the island, the brothers must also ensure that they do not miss the annual Beaver Island Surfing Competition. The penguins’ plan is to turn Beaver Island into a resort for polar-style living, which would result in environmental destruction. Will Ace and Bub be able to save the island in time, and can they still win the surfing competition?
InvestiGators by John Patrick Green
In the book series “InvestiGators” by John Patrick Green, readers are introduced to two sewer-loving agents named Mango and Brash. These agents are part of the Secret Undercover Investigation Team (S.U.I.T.) and are on a mission to solve mysteries and catch supervillains. With their spy technology and unique toilet-based travel techniques, the InvestiGators are always on the case.
In their first mission together, they are faced with not one, but two mysteries to solve. Can Mango and Brash crack the cases and catch the criminals, or will they escape their grasp? The book series is similar to other popular children’s books such as “Dog Man” and is perfect for young readers who enjoy action-packed adventures.
Ham Helsing: Vampire Hunter by Rich Moyer
Ham Helsing, a descendant of a long line of adventurers and monster hunters, is a unique pig who prefers painting and poetry to inventing dangerous ways of catching creatures. However, after his brother Chad’s death, Ham reluctantly takes up the family legacy of hunting monsters. His first mission is to hunt a vampire, but he soon realizes that he needs a good team to help him in his quest.
Ham Helsing’s story is a tale of courage, determination, and the importance of teamwork. Despite his initial reluctance, Ham rises to the challenge and proves that he is a capable monster hunter. The book is a thrilling adventure that will keep readers on the edge of their seats.
The book’s cover art depicts Ham Helsing in his vampire hunting gear, including a hat and a crossbow. The cover art captures the book’s adventurous and exciting tone.
Lunch Lady and the Cyborg Substitute by Jarrett J. Krosoczka
Hector, Terrence, and Dee are curious about their school lunch lady and what she does when she’s not serving food. Little do they know, Lunch Lady is a superhero who serves justice alongside her sidekick, Betty.
In Lunch Lady and the Cyborg Substitute, the dynamic duo must stop a cyborg substitute teacher from taking over the school. With gadgets like fish-stick nunchucks and a spatu-copter, Lunch Lady and Betty are always ready for action. This graphic novel is perfect for young readers who love adventure and superheroes.
Catwad by Jim Benton
Catwad, a blue and grumpy cat, is the main character in a collection of short comic stories created by Jim Benton. His best friend, Blurmp, is a dim-witted cat who sees the bright side of everything.
Catwad has a unique and funny perspective on life, from pizza and computers to love and happiness, and he’s not afraid to share it. The comic stories are sure to make even the grumpiest of grouches laugh. Catwad’s adventures are not to be missed by anyone who enjoys a good laugh.
Pizza and Taco: Who Reigns Supreme?
Pizza and Taco are both beloved foods, but who is the true champion? It’s a question that has sparked many debates and discussions. Interestingly, they have a lot in common. Both enjoy water slides and share friendships with Hot Dog and Hamburger. Perhaps they should hold a debate and let their friends vote to determine who is the best.
While their friendship may be put to the test in the pursuit of popularity, it’s clear that both Pizza and Taco have their own unique qualities that make them special. It’s up to each individual to decide which one they prefer. So, who do you think deserves the crown as the ultimate food champion? Cast your vote and let your voice be heard!
For those interested in reading more about Pizza and Taco, there are a variety of books available, including “Mad About Meatloaf Featuring Frank and Beans,” a book similar to the popular “Dog Man” series.
The First Cat in Space Ate Pizza by Mac Barnett Illustrated by Shawn Harris
In this adventurous children’s book, the First Cat in Space is on a mission to save the world from the rats that are eating the moon. This fearless feline, bioengineered in a secret lab, is accompanied by the Moon Queen and LOZ 4000, a toenail clipping robot. Together, they journey across a surreal lunar landscape to save the moon and the world.
The book is filled with unexpected twists and turns, as the trio faces challenges and obstacles on their quest. The Moon Queen is an imperious character, and LOZ 4000 is a quirky robot with a unique personality. The First Cat in Space is the hero of the story, and readers will root for this brave and determined feline as he faces danger and adversity.
Throughout the book, readers will wonder if the unlikely heroes will save the moon in time and if the First Cat in Space will ever get to eat some pizza. The illustrations by Shawn Harris are vivid and engaging, bringing the story to life with bold colors and imaginative details. Overall, The First Cat in Space Ate Pizza is a fun and exciting book that will delight young readers.
Banana Fox and the Secret Sour Society by James Kochalka
Banana Fox, the great detective, receives a call to find a missing turtle. However, as he delves deeper into the investigation, he uncovers the return of the Secret Sour Society, an organization causing chaos.
Along with his trusty sidekick, Flashlight, Banana Fox must put a stop to the Secret Sour Society’s plans once and for all. Will they be able to save the day? This exciting adventure is sure to captivate young readers who enjoy books like the popular Dog Man series.
Bird & Squirrel On the Run by James Burks
Bird & Squirrel On the Run is a captivating book that tells the story of Squirrel, who is afraid of his own shadow, and Bird, who is carefree. The two embark on a winter road trip down south but are pursued by Cat, who is determined to catch and eat them. The comical adventures of the trio make for an entertaining read for both kids and adults alike.
Readers who enjoy Bird & Squirrel On the Run can explore other books in the series by referring to the Bird & Squirrel Books in Order Guide. Additionally, for readers who enjoy books similar to Dog Man, The Boy Who Crashed to Earth is a recommended read and can be found on We Read Tween Books.
Lucy & Andy Neanderthal by Jeffrey Brown
Lucy and Andy are siblings who live in the Stone Age and find themselves in hilarious situations. Join them as they navigate through life with a wandering baby sibling, bossy teens, cave paintings, and even a mammoth hunt. However, their world is turned upside down when they come across a group of humans. Explore the adventures of this Paleo pair and see how they handle the challenges that come their way.
Pea, Bee and Jay: Stuck Together by Brian “Smitty” Smith
Pea, Bee and Jay are three unlikely friends who come together by chance. Pea is a pea who loves to roll and is determined to roll all the way off the farm. However, a thunderstorm throws him off course and he ends up meeting Bee and Jay. Bee is a know-it-all bee who thinks she can handle anything, while Jay is a bird who can’t fly. Together, they form a bond and set out to help Pea find his way back home.
Their journey is filled with challenges, but they work together to overcome them. Along the way, they learn important lessons about friendship, trust, and perseverance. Pea, Bee and Jay’s story is a heartwarming tale of unlikely friendships and the power of sticking together.
Narwhal: Unicorn of the Sea by Ben Clanton
Narwhal and Jelly are unlikely friends who share a love for waffles, parties, and adventures. In this early graphic novel series, readers are taken on a journey through three stories. The first story teaches readers the importance of friendship as Jelly learns that Narwhal is a really good friend.
In the second story, Narwhal and Jelly form their own pod of awesomeness with their ocean friends. Finally, in the third story, Narwhal and Jelly read the best book ever, even though it doesn’t have any words or pictures.
The book’s illustrations are colorful and engaging, making it an excellent choice for early readers. Through the adventures of Narwhal and Jelly, readers are introduced to the wonders of the ocean and the importance of friendship. Overall, Narwhal: Unicorn of the Sea is a fun and silly graphic novel that is sure to delight young readers.
Super Sidekicks: No Adults Allowedby Gavin Aung Than
Junior Justice, also known as J.J., has had enough of being a sidekick and wants to form a team of his own. He believes that sidekicks should be given more credit and recognition for their contributions to saving the world. Dinomite and Flygirl are on board with J.J.’s plan, but they must first prove themselves to the adult superheroes.
Dr. Enok’s favorite pet Goo has gone missing, and the world may need saving sooner than later. The sidekicks must work together to prove their worth and defeat Dr. Enok’s evil plan.
In “Super Sidekicks: No Adults Allowed” by Gavin Aung Than, readers are taken on a thrilling adventure filled with action, humor, and teamwork. This graphic novel is perfect for young readers who love superheroes and want to see sidekicks take on the world.
Phoebe and Her Unicorn by Dana Simpson
Phoebe and Her Unicorn is a comic strip series created by Dana Simpson. It tells the story of Phoebe, a nine-year-old girl, who accidentally hits a unicorn named Marigold Heavenly Nostrils with a rock while skipping it across a pond.
This improbable event leads to Phoebe being granted a wish, which she uses to make Marigold her obligational best friend. Despite their differences, the two characters forge a connection and embark on numerous adventures together.
The series has gained popularity among both children and adults due to its humorous and relatable content. It has also been adapted into several books, including Phoebe and Her Unicorn: A Heavenly Nostrils Chronicle, Unicorn Crossing, and The Unicorn Whisperer. Additionally, a related book guide titled Phoebe and Her Unicorn Books Complete Guide is available for readers who want to explore the series further.
Mr. Wolf’s Class by Aron Nels Steinke
Mr. Wolf is a new teacher at Hazelwood Elementary, and he wants the first day of school to go well. However, he faces a challenging task of managing his new class of fourth-grade students. The students in his class have unique personalities, including Margot, who is new in town and trying to make friends, Sampson, who brought something special for show-and-tell, and Aziza, who wants everyone to be quiet and do their work.
One of Mr. Wolf’s students, Penny, is very sleepy because she has a new baby brother at home and goes missing. This delightful new series captures the everyday ups and downs of a fourth-grade classroom, including unexpected events like Penny going missing.
For those who enjoy books similar to Dog Man, Bird and Squirrel On the Run is a recommended read. The Mr. Wolf’s Class series is a great addition to any young reader’s bookshelf.
The Boy Who Crashed to Earth by Judd Winick
“The Boy Who Crashed to Earth” is a children’s book written by Judd Winick. It tells the story of D.J. and Gina, two ordinary kids who meet Hilo, a boy who fell from the sky and doesn’t know where he came from. Hilo’s arrival on Earth is accompanied by a series of strange events, including going to school in only his underwear.
As D.J., Gina, and Hilo become friends, they discover that Hilo may not be the only thing to fall to Earth. Together, they embark on an epic adventure to unlock the secrets of Hilo’s past and save the world from impending danger.
The book is a perfect blend of humor, friendship, and adventure, making it an enjoyable read for children and adults alike. “The Boy Who Crashed to Earth” is the first book in the Hilo series, which has gained popularity among young readers.
For readers who enjoy similar books like “Dog Man,” “Taco and Pizza Who’s the Best” is a recommended read. It is one of the many books like “Dog Man” listed on “We Read Tween Books.”
Summary
There are several books that are similar to “Dog Man” in terms of genre and target audience. These books are generally geared towards children and feature animal protagonists in humorous and adventurous situations. Some popular titles include “Captain Underpants,” “Diary of a Wimpy Kid,” and “The Bad Guys.” These books often utilize graphic novel format and are known for their engaging illustrations and easy-to-read text.