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A review by ricksilva
Lord of the Fleas by Dav Pilkey
4.0
The Lord of the Flies parody only takes up a couple of pages of this book, but there is are still plenty of literary references to be had as this story focuses on a Petey's past coming back to haunt him in the form of three childhood playmates turned villains. And their robot brontosaurus.
Also making their debuts here are the alternate superhero identities of Dog Man, Lil' Petey, and 80HD.
This issue featured some amusing running jokes, mostly centered around Lil' Petey, plus a bit more complex action sequences than we've seen previously in the series.
It did drag a bit in the second half, as the (not all that competent) villains have mostly run out of tricks pretty early on in the action, and they never really seem like much of a threat to anyone.
That being said, this still had lots of laughs, a couple of tender moments, and plenty of Flip-O-Rama.
Also making their debuts here are the alternate superhero identities of Dog Man, Lil' Petey, and 80HD.
This issue featured some amusing running jokes, mostly centered around Lil' Petey, plus a bit more complex action sequences than we've seen previously in the series.
It did drag a bit in the second half, as the (not all that competent) villains have mostly run out of tricks pretty early on in the action, and they never really seem like much of a threat to anyone.
That being said, this still had lots of laughs, a couple of tender moments, and plenty of Flip-O-Rama.