Dog Man 3: A Tale of Two Kitties

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This is the only book to have chapters named like " Chapter the first " Unlike every other Dog Man Book which name Chapters like " Chapter one " Petey eventually misses his clone, the only being who ever showed him love, but by the time he goes looking for him it's too late. Dog Man has already found Li'L Petey, and instinctively protects him from a world of threats. Dog Man isn't the kitten's "Papa", but he cares for him as Petey refused to, and their bond is set for life. Could Dog Man and the original Petey have hit it off this well if Petey hadn't been corrupted years before their paths crossed? The older cat invents an 80-Hexotron Droidformigon (80-HD...think about that a moment), and kidnaps Li'L Petey from Dog Man's doghouse. The kitten isn't physically capable of the criminal activities Petey at first had in mind for him, but the 80-HD body suit gives him supernatural strength. How deep, though, does Dog Man's influence over Li'L Petey run? Dr. Dookie is interviewed by Sarah Hatoff about The Flippy Experiment. He claims that after they dug him up the mountain, he was still preserved in ice, and Dog Man brings him out of the aquarium. But it must've gone too far, because Dog Man rolled around on Flippy's dead body. Dr. Dookie lost his temper and held up Flippy, and shouted " FLIPPY IS SQUASHED! ". Dookie and his assistant forced Dog Man to sit over there and look sad. Than, his assistant told him her idea to turn him into a robot. He then made it official. Soon at the lab, they did his assistant's idea, and moreover it was a good thing Flippy was dead. They then leave Dog Man with the bionic dead Flippy. But when they slammed the door, these happened:

Dog Man, feeling irresponsible for not managing to catch him. Runs over to the COPS Station, where two of the officers are confused and force him to tell them what's happening.In college, Dav met a teacher who encouraged him to illustrate and write. He won a national competition in 1986 and the prize was the publication of his first book, World War Won. He made many other books before being awarded the 1998 California Young Reader Medal for Dog Breath, which was published in 1994, and in 1997 he won the Caldecott Honor for The Paperboy. Illustrations: The illustrations are awesome, I love the Flip-O-Rama because I’m not just sitting there reading but physically and visually looking at the illustrations move. (With the help of my fingers) I like how there’s drawing out of the lines because it makes it much funner to read. The colors are bright and bold, that it made me not be able to focus on only one illustration but look at all of them. ( in a good way) The text has misspelling, which I think makes it even more enjoyable to read. The type of text being use even looks as if a child wrote it. There’s small amount of text in comics and a lot when it comes to author not using the comics to tell the story. Everyone cheered for Dog Man, while Petey said, "Phooey!" Soon Sarah told Flippy she will call the cops on him. But he before he gets arrested, he asks Li'l Petey if he can borrow the book he made. Li'l Petey said he can keep it, and they can be pen pals, making Flippy convinced. And two weeks later, he receives a new book called "Flippy and me meet Mr. Bug". Dog Man is half cop, half canine. Despite a good heart and good intentions, his impulsiveness constantly gets him in trouble. Throw a megalomaniac cat with a clone machine into the mix, and you have a recipe for disaster.

While reading this book I felt happy because this book looks as if a child made it . ( in a good way) There’s misspelling, and crossing out going on. Though I’m 21 years old I felt excited when I saw the Flip -O-Rama because it seems as if the characters are fighting right in front of my face not just on a paper. I felt cheerful seeing how the author made ADHD not a disability but a powerful robot in the book. Dog Man and Li'l Petey gather all of 80-HD's pieces and tells Dog Man he'll rebuild him as they get home. But they reached bedtime, so he decides to move it the next morning. Once Li'l Petey is done bathing, he reads him a bedtime story about a squirrel, Dog Man growls as he reads, and Li'l Petey does the same. And they growl all night as they read the story, and with two cops calling from afar. The majority of its book's storyline, along with the first 2 Dog Man books (in short) has also been based for the Dog Man: The Musical.Meanwhile, the gang returned to where Chief parked his car. They all hid inside an art supplies shop, with Dog Man and Li'l Petey staring at the window. Chief and Sarah think there's nothing they could do. But Li'l Petey had an idea. He grabbed papers, a pencil, and crayons and starts drawing.