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Dog Man: Fetch-22, is the eighth book of the Dog Man series. It was released on December 10, 2019. The title is based on the novel Catch 22 by Joseph Heller.
The book's cover was revealed on June 1, 2019 during BookCon 2019 at Javits Convention Center, New York City.
Summary[]
Petey the Cat is out of jail, and he has a brand-new lease on life. While Petey's reevaluated what matters most, Li'l Petey is struggling to find the good in the world. Can Petey and Dog Man stop fighting like cats and dogs long enough to put their paws together and work as a team? They need each other now more than ever -- Li'l Petey (and the world) is counting on them!
Plot[]
Chapter 1: The Fair Fairy[]
During the morning at Dog Man's House, Li'l Petey sprints upstairs and tells Dog Man and 80-HD that the show, "The Fair Fairy" is about to start, so they all start running down to the TV and sit down to watch the show. When the show starts, the Fair Fairy apologizes to the audience for her ''bungle'' that happened on last week's show. Downward Dog then starts to ramble on about how the Fair Fairy went ''bonkers'' and tells Gary, one of the backstage workers to replay the episode, despite the Fair Fairy telling him not to. The clip of the previous week's episode starts to play.
The Fair Fairy greets the audience and introduces them to the guests, Tina and Ramone. Tina was upset because Ramone got two cookies, while she only got one. The Fair Fairy takes one of the cookies out of Ramone's hand, breaks it in two and gives one half to Tina and the other half back to Ramone. However, Ramone starts to complain that it wasn't fair since Tina got ice cream the previous day, yet he didn't get any. The Fair Fairy calls for Gary to give Ramone some ice cream, so he does. Tina then starts to complain about how it wasn't fair for her, since Ramone got mint chocolate chip flavored ice cream, yet she got vanilla. The Fair Fairy yells for Gary to get more ice cream. After Gary gives Tina more ice cream, Ramone complains how it STILL wasn't fair, since Tina got three scoops, yet he got two. Annoyed, the Fair Fairy yells for Gary again. After Gary gives Ramone another scoop of ice cream, the two start to complain about so many reasons as to why "IT'S NOT FAIR", which causes the Fair Fairy to snap. Furious, she smashes the bowls that the two kids had, exclaiming that the kids get nothing. The Fair Fairy then screams ''NOW IT'S FAIR!!!'' while laughing maniacally, leaving the kids and Downward Dog terrified.
After the clip ends, the Fair Fairy states that she is much calmer today and starts the show for the week. She introduces the guests, Tim and Brenda. Tim was upset that Brenda got two toys, yet he only got one. Nine minutes later, the Fair Fairy has gone through exact same experience as she did in last week's episode. She furiously breaks the toys, exclaiming that both of the kids got nothing. She then exclaims ''NOW IT'S FAIR!!!!'' while laughing maniacally again. After this, Dog Man, who was covering Li'l Petey's eyes, turns off the television. Li'l Petey asks Dog Man, "Was that show inappropriate?"
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Hours later, Dog Man, Li'l Petey and 80-HD play a game of cards when Li'l Petey tells them that it is almost 5:00 in the afternoon, which is what time Petey comes to pick up Li'l Petey every Sunday. Li'l Petey reminds Dog Man and 80-HD about their plan and begin to execute it. Soon, Petey arrives and asks if Li'l Petey is ready to go. Li'l Petey says he just needs to get his backpack. After a brief moment, Li'l Petey comes out of the door, trying to pull a gigantic backpack outside. Petey helps, and they soon go flying a few feet away from Dog Man's house, hitting their heads upon landing. Petey opens the giant backpack, revealing that Dog Man and 80-HD are inside. Petey yells at them to get out of the backpack and then turns to Li'l Petey, reminding him that they had a deal: he was supposed to live with Petey on the weekdays and Dog Man and 80-HD on the weekends. As both Petey and Li'l Petey leave, Li'l Petey waves goodbye to Dog Man and 80-HD as they both sadly wave goodbye back to him. As they walk back to Petey's lab, Li'l Petey asks Petey why Dog Man and 80-HD can't stay. Petey gives his reasons without being too mean and tells Li'l Petey that he doesn't want them living in his house. Li'l Petey starts to whine about how unfair it was. Petey then stops walking and tells Li'l Petey about how right he is about it not being fair. Petey tells Li'l Petey that he has two families and many other things, while some kittens out there don't even have the things that he has. Li'l Petey apologizes, tells Petey that he is right, and says that he will try to be more grateful. Petey then rejoices in the fact that he was right about something as he continues to walk back to his lab with Li'l Petey.
Chapter 3: The Discovery[]
The Fair Fairy is at the television studio with Sam E. Hamilton, who lists all the complaints to the Fair Fairy show. Sam tells her that she was a horrible employee, after the Fair Fairy insults that he's bald, he fires her, much to the Fair Fairy's anger. Meanwhile, Li'l Petey is researching about Supa Brain Dots, and discovers that they contain a chemical called GR-2, and if someone took too much of it, it would cause ''supa anger''. Li'l Petey says that proves that Flippy, the bionic butterfly fish was innocent, as his previous behavior was a result of an overdose of the dots. Petey objects, saying he doesn't want to get involved with him, but Li'l Petey already sent his research to Sarah Hatoff and that she will make a news story about it. While Petey puts up new letters that read Petey & Son, Li'l Petey wants to see Grampa, Petey's father. But Petey refuses, saying he Grampa had betrayed both of them and only cares about himself, saying "WE ARE NOT VISITING YOUR GRAMPA AND THAT'S FINAL!!!!".
Chapter 4: Visiting Grampa[]
On the news, Sarah Hatoff reports that a drug company has recalled all jars of Supa Brain Dots all over the stores in every city, but Chief tells them that Dog Man, his most trusted officer, is collecting the Supa Brain Dots from every store he can find in the city, saying . Meanwhile, the Fair Fairy is walking through the park, angry that Sam (or Larry, as she likes to call him even though he hates it) fired her. She hatches a plan to make things fair for her which will help her get her revenge. She sits down near a lake and says "Mirror, Mirror, by the Tree…who's the fairest? Is it me?" Suddenly, a voice exclaims ''Yeah!'', and a tadpole pops out of the lake. More tadpoles pop out of the lake, exactly 22 of them, calling her their mother. The Fair Fairy bursts into tears and then yells at Downward Dog to stop calling her "Dude".
Meanwhile, Li'l Petey and Petey are walking to Cat Jail to meet Grampa. Petey can't believe that Li'l Petey talked him into visiting Grampa. He knows that Grampa will just betray them again, but Li'l Petey just tells Petey that maybe they should just give him another chance. Soon, they arrive at Cat Jail, where Grampa is concocting a sleep gas. Soon, the prison guard comes in Grampa's cell and tells him that he has two visitors. Before he goes, he fills a red balloon with his sleeping gas. Soon, Petey and Li'l Petey arrive at the door of the visiting room. Li'l Petey is pleased to see Grampa again, but however Petey is so not pleased. Grampa gives Li'l Petey a red Balloon, then gets a pin and a gas mask out. He puts on the mask as he pops the balloon, releasing the sleeping gas. Petey and Li'l Petey collapse to the ground, asleep as Grampa whispers, "Don't worry, it's just a harmless sleep gas. And by the time you wake up, I'LL BE FREE!!"
Chapter 5: A Buncha Stuff That Happened Next[]
Dog Man meets Sarah, Zuzu, Chief, and the cameraman at the top of a hill with a wagon carrying all of the Supa Brain Dots in town. Chief tells Sarah that nobody else will develop psychokinetic brain powers or became supa angry and that nothing went wrong. Chief then tells Dog Man to shake a paw and they both shake hands with each other. However, because Dog Man shook Chief's hand with his hand that was holding the wagon, the wagon starts rolling down the hill. As soon as everyone notices, Dog Man tries to catch the wagon, but when he stops the wagon, the stopping force causes the Supa Brain Dots to go flying. The Supa Brain Dots then land into the tadpoles' pond.
Meanwhile, at Cat Jail, as soon as the sleeping gas dissipated, Grampa starts phase two of his escape plan. He swaps appearances with Petey by using a shaver, tweezers (which he uses to pull out one of his own whiskers), glue, permanent marker, a can of orange juice, and his own glasses. After he successfully disguises himself and Petey, he calls the prison guard, saying to him that his "dad" fell asleep. As the guard starts carrying Petey back to Grampa's cell, Grampa walks out of Cat Jail with a smug look, carrying Li'l Petey with him.
Meanwhile, back at the pond, the tadpoles felt the power of the brain dots. They soon see the Fair Fairy leaving them since she's not their mom. They fly and tell her not to go, but she tries to do so anyway. All of them were worried and annoyed until one of them had an idea. She made a tree come to life with the help of her siblings. The tree monster is soon alive and ambushes the Fair Fairy. Later, she is convinced with it since they are just what she needs to make everything "fair". She decides to give a name for him, but Downward Dog pitches in first.
Chapter 6: Barky McTreeface[]
The Fair Fairy thinks Barky McTreeface is the dumbest name she ever heard, but Downward Dog and the tadpoles love it so much that they sing a song for him, which annoys the Fair Fairy. Throughout the song, Barky McTreeface causes mass destruction throughout the city. After the song ends, the Fair Fairy is pleased with all of the destruction and views it as "fair". She then proceeds to destroy more of the city with the tadpoles and Barky McTreeface.
Meanwhile, back at Cat Jail, Petey wakes up, wondering what is going on as the guard is taking him to Grampa's cell. He looks into a mirror and realizes that he looks like Grampa. Petey tries to prove to the Guard that he is not Grampa, but the guard doesn't believe Petey and is not falling for Grampa's tricks again, not realizing that he already fell for Grampa's tricks. He then tells Petey that Grampa (who is disguised as Petey) left Cat Jail with Li'l Petey about an hour ago, much to Petey's shock. Petey yells at the guard to let him out, but the guard manages to trick Petey into walking into a jail cell, thinking he successfully fooled Grampa this time. Just when Petey thought things couldn't get any worse, Big Jim comes in and greets Petey.
Meanwhile, Li'l Petey wakes up in a recycling bin in front of Ken's Karaoke Club and heads back to Petey's lab, where he meets up with Grampa and instantly recognizes him. After they argue over Grampa's appearance, Li'l Petey tells Grampa that he is hungry asks for something to eat. At first, Grampa declines, but Li'l Petey tells Grampa that his papa always cooks for him and that he did say he was his Papa. An annoyed Grampa cooks food for Li'l Petey. Later, Li'l Petey asks Grampa for more popcorn, but Grampa refuses to do it. Li'l Petey tells the same exact thing he told earlier to Grampa again, so Grampa has no choice but to make more popcorn for Li'l Petey. While doing this, he angrily shouted about how Li'l Petey was driving him crazy.
Chapter 7: Flippy Returns[]
Meanwhile, in Fish Jail, Flippy is reading a story to the other fish, recalling the events from chapter 9 of "Dog Man: A Tale of Two Kitties". After he was done reading, the fish applaud Flippy for his reading. A guard then comes and tells Flippy that the Mayor is on the phone. Flippy answers the phone and the Mayor tells Flippy that he is now a free fish due to Li'l Petey's research in proving Flippy's innocence. Flippy is happy about this and the guard congratulates him. As the guard brings Flippy over to fill out the paperwork, breaking news suddenly appears on a nearby TV.
In the broadcast, Sarah reports on the tragic Barky McTreeface crisis and the 22 tadpoles controlling it. When asking Chief how it happened, he tries to blame it on Dog Man, but a disappointed Sarah tells Chief it's his fault, too (due to his optimistic thoughts from chapter 4 and his action to shake Dog Man's hand in chapter 5). In response to this, Chief tells Sarah that mistakes were made. He then puts Dog Man in charge of fetching those 22 tadpoles, and hence, sends Dog Man out. However, right as Chief is about to say "what could possibly go wrong," Sarah and Zuzu stare at Chief with a frown, causing him to stutter when saying the sentence. Sarah angrily yells at Chief to go help Dog Man. Humiliated, Chief agrees to help Dog Man, but also asks who will help him. Sarah and Zuzu look at each other and decide that it's up to them to save the world, so they follow Chief and Dog Man to the battle scene. As Chief says his catchphrase ("Oh boy, this is going to be great!"), the guard and Flippy look at each other in despair.
Chapter 8: The Fetcher in the Sky[]
Meanwhile, in Cat Jail, Big Jim sits with Petey, happy that he is roommates with "Grampa", much to Petey's dismay. He tells Big Jim that he is not Grampa (due to the fact that the real Grampa made Petey look like him), but Big Jim says he "believes" him, and boops Petey's nose, which annoys Petey. But then another news broadcast appears on the TV in the cell, with Sarah saying that Dog Man and Chief are going to town to stop Barky McTreeface. In response to this, Big Jim says "this is a job for Commander Cupcake," so he runs to his bed and puts on his costume that was in his pillow. When Petey asks Big Jim what he is doing, he tells Petey that he's not like other cats and that he "fights for frosting, stands for sprinkles, and champion the cause of carbohydrates". As Commander Cupcake says "Amen", Petey yells at him, saying that nobody cares. Petey is really mad because he is stuck in a cell with a "superhero" whose only superpower is eating cupcakes, without a key. But Commander Cupcake says that there is a way out, and he knocks on a poster, which rolls up to reveal a hole in the wall that leads to a secret room that Commander Cupcake calls his "Cupcake Corridor". Petey scolds Commander Cupcake for not telling him about the escape route earlier, but Commander Cupcake tells him that he didn't ask.
Meanwhile, Dog Man, Chief, Sarah, and Zuzu ran to the town, got nets, and prepared for an epic battle. The fight commenced, and Dog Man right away caught a tadpole in his net. But the tadpole used its psychokinetic powers to send Dog Man flying. Chief and Sarah attempted to get the tadpoles, but the tadpoles used their psychokinetic powers to control Sarah and Chief, and Sarah captured Chief and Chief captured Sarah with their own fishing nets. In the midst of that, Zuzu got an idea and zipped past the Fair Fairy. Downward Dog tells the Fair Fairy that Zuzu is getting away, but the Fair Fairy lets her go, stating "What could one tiny poodle possibly do?"
Chapter 9: Run, Zuzu, Run!!![]
Zuzu runs to Petey and Son, where Grampa and Li'l Petey are having a fight. Zuzu runs to Li'l Petey and tells him that Dog Man, Chief, and Sarah have all been captured, unspeakable evil, mindless chaos, and unlimited supa powers with no moral compass. Li'l Petey responds to this by saying that this was a job for the Supa Buddies. With that being said, Li'l Petey opens the window and calls on 80-HD to take them to save their friends. After they leave, Grampa, who has heard everything, quickly comes up with an evil plan and leaves the lab.
Meanwhile, Commander Cupcake and Petey heads down to Commander Cupcake's Cupcake Command Center. Commander Cupcake said to Petey he was going to check the Cupcake Computer (which is a drawing of a computer user interface taped to the wall and the word computer is spelled "compyuduh", and the keyboard is made of a pizza box with random letters and numbers written on it), but Petey wasn't interested. He wanted to escape and save Li'l Petey. in response to this, Commander Cupcake says, "To the Cupcakemobile", which is a cardboard box which Commander Cupcake drew on. He then says he needs to glue on the last tire (paper plate), but accidentally used too much Supa Bonding Glue, and the glue got stuck to his hand. Petey had no time for Commander Cupcake's shenanigans, so he asked to see the Cupcake Exit, but as Commander Cupcake pats Petey on the back, he didn't know he used the hand that still had the glue, so Petey got stuck onto Commander Cupcake's hand. But Commander Cupcake didn't seem to care, so he gets in the Cupcakemobile and "drives" to the cupcake exit, leaving Cat Jail with an annoyed Petey attached to his hand.
Chapter 10: My Fair Lady[]
Meanwhile, Sarah, Chief, and Dog Man are caught in the nets that they tried to use to catch the tadpoles. They are all floating above the ground, thanks to the tadpoles' psychokinetic powers. Suddenly, Flippy flies in and cuts them free. Not long after, Li'l Petey, 80-HD, and Zuzu arrive and join the battle, with Li'l Petey saying "IT'S SUPA BUDDY TIME!!!"
Meanwhile, as Commander Cupcake heads to the battle with Petey, he stumbles upon Coco's Cupcakes and notices a tall sign next to it, which he mistakes as a gigantic cupcake. He then proceeds to climb to the top of the sign with Petey to "eat" it before going to save the world, much to Petey's chagrin.
Meanwhile, back at the battle, Grampa arrives at the scene and introduces himself to the Fair Fairy as her new partner in crime. However, the Fair Fairy declines Grampa's partner offer as she is about to defeat the Supa Buddies. The Supa Buddies and their friends gave their all and put up a valiant fight, but they were heavily outnumbered. One by one, all of the heroes except Cat Kid were captured. As the powers of evil grow stronger and stronger, the Fair Fairy starts to levitate from the tadpoles' psychokinetic mind powers, deeming herself "Queen Of The World". One of the tadpoles tells the Fair Fairy that Cat Kid hasn't been captured yet, but the Fair Fairy tells him not to worry about him, stating "What could one tiny kitten possibly do?"
Chapter 11: The Cat Kid Conundrum[]
Meanwhile, Cat Kid sneaks up right behind the 22 tadpoles, about to slice them and save his friends. But then he stops. A tadpole named Molly notices Cat Kid and asks him why he didn't slice all of the tadpoles to sushi. Cat Kid tells her that he couldn't hurt them due to them being little kids. They then have a conversation, telling each other their names and talking about Cat Kid's comic club. Cat Kid tells Molly that he can teach her how to make a comic. They then become friends and laugh, causing Molly's supa anger to melt away (which is also what happens to Flippy in A Tale Of Two Kitties). Suddenly, the Fair Fairy appears and grabs Cat Kid's arm. Molly tells the Fair Fairy that Li'l Petey is her friend, but the Fair Fairy denies it and tells Molly that she is supposed to obey her, not think. The Fair Fairy takes Cat Kid to Barky McTreeface and allows him to grasp Cat Kid. She then tells the other tadpoles to finish off the heroes. Molly tries to stop the Fair Fairy, but the Fair Fairy tells Molly that nobody else has a problem with following orders and demands her to do as she's told.
Chapter 12: Good Golly Miss Molly[]
Molly moves through the other tadpoles with courage and kindness. She uses her powers to move one of Barky McTreeface's branches, successfully setting Cat Kid and Zuzu free in the process. Cat Kid gets an idea and starts running back to Dog Man's house with Zuzu and Molly. Downward Dog and the Fair Fairy notice them getting away, but the Fair Fairy lets them go, stating "What could one tiny tadpole and one tiny kitten and one tiny poodle possibly do?" Downward Dog responds with a "Dude - seriously?"
Cat Kid, Zuzu, and Molly arrive at Dog Man's house and create an antidote to Supa Brain Dots with the help of the Supa 'Puter. Afterwards, they start to execute their plan to save their friends and stop the Fair Fairy. Cat Kid and Molly head in one direction with a yellow balloon while Zuzu heads in another direction with the antidote.
Chapter 13: The Final Betrayal[]
Cat Kid and Molly arrive back at the spot where the Fair Fairy, Grampa, Barky McTreeface, and her 21 other tadpoles were destroying the city. Cat Kid tells Grampa that they are about to pop the yellow balloon, lying that the antidote is in the balloon. Li'l Petey then pretends to be distracted and tells Molly to hide in the swamp under the water so she doesn't lose her supa powers. Then, Grampa steals the balloon and tells the Fair Fairy about Cat Kid and Molly's plan to pop the "antidote gas" balloon. The Fair Fairy gets a splendid idea and orders the 21 supa angry tadpoles to hide underwater in the swamp and don't breathe the air for a few minutes. The 21 tadpoles obey her and head back to the swamp. The Fair Fairy then grabs Molly and tells her that she is in big trouble, but shortly gets confused as to why she is grinning. After the 21 tadpoles hide underwater in the swamp, Zuzu pours the vial of antidote into the purple water, which turns the water back to blue and makes the 21 tadpoles lose their powers. This causes the Fair Fairy to lose her "flying powers" and crash into Grampa. All of the heroes are freed and Barky McTreeface is turned back into a regular tree. The Fair Fairy gets angry over the antidote ruining everything. Grampa then realizes that the antidote was not in the balloon and that he was lied to and betrayed. The heroes celebrate once again and congratulate Zuzu for saving the world. However, this gives Grampa and the Fair Fairy the opportunity to get away. They run as far as they can from the heroes, but soon run out of breath and stamina upon arriving at Coco's Cupcakes, where Commander Cupcake is still on the top of the tall sign licking the "cupcake" with Petey. At first, Grampa and the Fair Fairy thought that they were the luckiest villains ever, but the top of the tall sign above them breaks off due to Commander Cupcake's weight and falls directly onto Grampa and the Fair Fairy. Two cops appear and are once again amazed by Commander Cupcake's "heroic actions". They are about to take Petey and the Fair Fairy to jail, but the Supa Buddies arrive and Cat Kid tells the cops that the cat who looks like Grampa is actually Petey. Lightning Dude proves it by cleaning Petey's face and removing all of the stuff glued on to him. The cops are convinced and proceed to take the Fair Fairy and the real Grampa to jail.
Chapter 14: Do Good, Flippy[]
The chapter starts off with all of the heroes (except Petey) congratulating Commander Cupcake.
Petey starts taking Li'l Petey back to their home, but Li'l Petey tells Petey that Flippy and Molly don't have anywhere to live. He pleadingly asks Petey if Flippy and Molly can stay with them for a while, to which Petey reluctantly accepts. Li'l Petey says goodbye to Dog Man, 80-HD, Chief, Sarah, and Zuzu and starts walking back home with Petey, Flippy, and Molly. However, Flippy tells Li'l Petey that he can't come with them because he feels that he is needed elsewhere. He thinks that the 21 tadpoles back at the swamp are feeling pretty lonely and afraid all by themselves, and he doesn't want them to go through the same thing he went through. So he decides that it's his turn to do good. Molly wants to do good as well and decides to help out Flippy. Flippy tells Li'l Petey and Petey that they can visit him and the tadpoles at the swamp anytime, and Li'l Petey tells Molly that he will teach her and the other tadpoles how to make comics. Flippy and Molly say goodbye to Petey and Li'l Petey and start heading to the swamp.
As Petey and Li'l Petey continue walking, Li'l Petey tells Petey how much of a good guy Flippy is and that he is changing the world. Petey isn't sure about it because all Flippy is doing is looking after a few baby tadpoles, which he doesn't consider to be world-changing. This prompts Li'l Petey to conclude that Flippy's actions will change their world. As the sun rises and Petey and Li'l Petey continue walking, Petey tells Li'l Petey that maybe he's right. Li'l Petey then rejoices in the fact that he was right about something as he continues to walk back to Petey's lab with Petey.
THE END
Trailer Description[]
Dav Pilkey's Dog Man is back! Part dog, part man, all hero! This time the Supa Buddies face the foul Fair Fairy, the beastly Barky Mc Treeface, and 22 supa angry psychokinetic tadpoles, not to mention Li'l Petey's greedy grandpa! Is the gang outnumbered, outmatched, and out of time? Or will the Supa Buddies foil their foes with help from their friends? Dog Man: Fetch-22. Be a Supa Buddy!
Trivia[]
- Strangely, Molly is blue on the cover. Some tadpoles are gray.
- Dog Man: Fetch-22 got its name because in the book, there are 22 tiny tadpoles which have roles as former antagonists in the book. It is also a reference to Catch-22 by Joseph Heller.
- George's dialogue in Pages 6 and 7 is based from a well-known bible quote (1 Corinthians 13:11 [KJV and NLT])
- Petey's description of 80-HD on page 35 (race car brain with bicycle brakes) was coined by Dr. Edward M. Hallowell, MD describing ADHD, the inspiration for the character 80-HD.
- Petey's rant to Li'l Petey on Page 36-38 is inspired by this quote:
- "Life is never fair, and perhaps it is a good thing for most of us that it is not." -Oscar Wilde
- Chapter 14 was inspired by The Star Thrower by Loren Eiseley as well as Joel Barker's adaptation.
- Downward Dog calling the Fair Fairy "dude" might be similar to how Marcie from the Peanuts comic strip calls Peppermint Patty "sir", even though she is actually a girl.
- The tadpoles' song about Barky McTreeface is in the same tune as the children's song Frosty the Snowman.
- Grampa calling Li'l Petey "Li'l Ralphie" may allude to the fact that Petey was originally named "Ralph" in early drafts of Super Diaper Baby 2.
Goofs/Errors[]
- On page 91, Molly's eyelashes are missing and her skin is a darker green.
- On the second panel of page 140, the orange juice tap that is supposed to be attached to the end of Petey's tail is missing.
- Also, Big Jim's fur on pages 140 and 141 is magenta instead of purple.
- On the first panel of page 146, there is a punctuation error in Sarah’s speech bubble, where a comma is placed in between the words “get” and “those”.
- On the first panel of page 180, Li'l Petey's arm is not properly aligned with his hand due to the Fair Fairy gripping him with Downward Dog.
- On the last panel of page 200, where the heroes are freed from Barky McTreeface's grasp, 80-HD is not wearing his Lightning Dude costume.
- On page 213, Li'l Petey isn't wearing his retractable steel claws.
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