Considering that the film was itself a spinoff of Captain Underpants, DreamWorks seems intent on continuing this universe. While this could take the form of another spinoff or a more direct sequel ...

Today, the Libraries wants to draw attention to one of this year’s Festival entries. The "Captain Underpants" cookie. Did you know the "Captain Underpants" books are among the American Library ...

“I’m familiar with Captain Underpants from many years ago, when I looked at books with my son, and it just always had a fondness for…” Hastings told ComicBook.com in a 2020 interview.

After the punishment for a particularly excellent pep-rally prank proves too much for the boys to endure, they hypnotize Principal Krupp into assuming the identity of one Captain Underpants ...

Case in point: her compellingly complicated relationship with the 2018 movie Captain Underpants, which she shared in a recent interview mesmerized her so intensely that a thief posing as an agent ...

Dav Pilkey's Captain Underpants novels began the chapterbook category in kids' fiction in 1997. The series revolves around two fourth graders, George Beard and Harold Hutchins. Creating comic ...

The book featured problematic imagery of Asian stereotypes. A children's graphic novel is being taken off of shelves for what its publisher Scholastic calls "passive racism." The 2010 book ...

NEW YORK (Reuters) - Publisher Scholastic Corp has halted publication of a book by children's author Dav Pilkey, best known for his "Captain Underpants" series, who offered an online apology for ...

Publishing company Scholastic pulled a graphic novel based off the popular "Captain Underpants" series over "passive racism" concerns, prompting reactions that overwhelmingly ridiculed the move.

Scholastic has pulled a spin-off of the popular “Captain Underpants” series from circulation because it contains “passive” racist stereotypes and imagery of Asians. The children’s book ...

A children's graphic novel from the immensely popular "Captain Underpants" series will no longer be found in library and book store shelves after the publisher deemed it to contain "passive racism.