Dog Man #11: Twenty Thousand Fleas Under Sea Dav Pilkey (Farsi)

Dog Man is a popular graphic novel series written and illustrated by Dav Pilkey, the creator of the beloved Captain Underpants series. The Dog Man series follows the adventures of a half-dog, half-human police officer named Dog Man, who is created after a police officer, Petey the Cat, gets involved in a bizarre accident. When Dog Man’s human body is severely injured, doctors decide to attach a dog’s head to the body, resulting in a unique hybrid character with the mind of a human and the instincts of a dog. Dog Man, with his loyal companion, Petey the Cat’s son, Li’l Petey, embarks on various adventures to stop villains, solve crimes, and protect his city. The stories often blend action, humor, and heartwarming moments, with Dog Man tackling challenges with courage, humor, and a big heart. The character of Dog Man is both heroic and comedic, as he tries to balance his dog-like behaviors with his responsibilities as a police officer. The Dog Man series is known for its humorous storytelling, quirky characters, and engaging comic-style illustrations, making it particularly popular with young readers. The books also tackle themes of friendship, justice, and redemption while providing plenty of fun and excitement. With over ten books in the series, Dog Man has become one of the best-selling graphic novel franchises for kids, gaining a large and dedicated fanbase. The success of Dog Man has also led to merchandise, spin-offs, and adaptations, solidifying it as a favorite among children and educators alike. With each new installment, the adventures of Dog Man and his friends continue to captivate audiences and encourage young readers to dive into the world of graphic novels.