Head transplants are often unsuccessful, but the one in Dog Man becomes not only successful but also gives us the titular Dog ...

“Wishbone” meets “RoboCop” in “Dog Man,” the latest ... But when Petey clones himself, inadvertently producing not a supervillain 2.0 but a cute little kitten who has yet to become ...

Anyone who knows an elementary school student probably knows Captain Underpants—the principal-turned-superhero who isn’t so super at his job. But what most people don’t know is why he’s a principal in ...

But everything changes when Petey, fed up with his assistant ... and the fears and challenges of raising a little version of yourself. “Dog Man” is a very obvious and emotionally naked tale ...

Irreverent jokes fly a mile a minute with little time to land in this ... There’s a terrific tactile look to Dog Man’s velvet-soft face and Petey’s familial crayon-striped furry coat.

So lickety-split juvenile comedy is the order of the day, courtesy youth-oriented graphic-novelist Dav Pilkey, who mines random-ass puns and gags and little ... takes Dog Man off the Petey beat ...

"He looks a little bit different," he said ... It was an offer to play Dog Man's nemesis, Petey the Cat. Davidson said it was fun to play the villain: "It's a really fun, loud, layered character ...

In the story, Dog Man tries to save the city from Flippy, the evil fish and his team of Beasty Buildings, as well as Petey, the world’s most evil cat, who has cloned himself in the form of Little ...