See also: Dog Man by Dav Pilkey, The 13-Story Treehouse by Andy Griffiths, Meet the Super Duper Seven by Tim Hamilton ( )

This loopy, goofy superhero parody intended for the middle-school or younger crowd actually amused me more than I would have thought possible since the Batpig strips were my least favorite part of Rob Harrell's Wink graphic novel. But the potty humor and metafiction works for me. I also like the weird unaddressed queasiness caused by a world where humans and anthropomorphize animals cohabitate while humans still eat those animals' meat. Hooooowwww? ( )