Unfortunately, this one fell short for me. I was not a fan of the added potty humor (I.P. (You Pee?), and G.I. tract character). I also felt like a lot of the humor was referenced for older kids and even adults. I'm not confident kids (ages 8-10) would fully understand most of the humor in it. The word humor was mostly good, and the badgers were honestly my favorite part. One Illustration did "enhance" Bigfoot's butt, which I was not a fan of! Also, the main bad guy was a ghost who possessed one of the other character, and later they talked about needing an exorcist. They made a joke out of it, but I really am not a fan of exposing younger kids to these kinds of topics as they are a bit much. Thank you Netgalley, and the publisher for the advanced copy in exchange for my honest opinion.

Another part of the agents of SUIT with crazy anagrams and puns throughout. We follow a junior agent who is running a wool dying business on the side as they work to convince the other agents that something is afoot.

The ghost of GI Tract is running around trying to solve the mystery while the agents of SUIT keep bumping into each other to figure out why Tract is a ghost.

Cute and worth the read

John Patrick Green knows his young audience! Full of the shenanigans we've come to rely on, this adventures brings in a new character, Zeb, to solve a new mystery - why is General Inspectre still on this earth? And how do they get his ghost to leave before more hijinks ensue?! This third in story in Agents of SUIT is sure to delight audiences!

My 9-year-old adores graphic novels. He's been enjoying the InvestiGators series for a while, so he was excited to get to read the latest installment early since we received a review copy through NetGalley. Here are his thoughts:

This story is as good as the other books in the series. I highly recommend that you read the first books of the series before this book in order to fully understand the plot. It's not scary, but it's hilarious and has very good illustrations. It's very silly but has a good plot. I will keep on reading this series as long as it keeps on coming out! I highly recommend this book to others.

Note: I received a review copy of this book via NetGalley.

Planning to review on Amazon after publication.

We return to the Agents of S.U.I.T and this time, we're following the story of Zeb, the sheep (periwinkle blue for this story). Something is not right with Monocle and Zeb is determined to find out, especially when everyone thinks he's behind the issue (or he's just wrong). What follows is a whirlwind chase to follow Cheif InSpectre to find all the unsolved mysteries and why the various Cryptids have disappeared. Preivous agents reappear in this books and all 4 come together to save the day (as they do, because you know those Badgers). Will this be the end of these side stories? I sure hope not! These have been a lot of fun as they solve the mystery of the missing General Cheif Inspector. Overall, another solid work and it even pokes a little fun at the famouse Dog-Man and the creators of the books while being a little bit meta. Kids will love these!

These books are always interesting. It’s like the best 80s camp movies that were incredibly stupid are turned into a similar style graphic novel. Throw in a little Captain Underpants humor and you get the agents of suits books. Kids love them and they should. Their wild mystery adventures that don’t always make sense Until everything is wrapped up in the end. But kids love them from beginning to end and this will be no different.

Thank you to Net Galley and First Second Books for the ARC of Agents of SUIT: Wild Ghost Chase. This is another great title from John Patrick Green! This story follows junior agent Zeb, with the help of the B/C teams, and even has a cameo of Mango and Brash! This was a very entertaining and enjoyable read. Lots of funny moments and just an all around good time. Definitely my favorite installment of Agents of SUIT so far.