However, love from Dog Man turns Li'l Petey into a do-gooder, to the surprise of Petey. Dog Man argues that people's worldviews are shaped by their environments, with Li'l Petey pointing out that ...

So L’il Petey pals up with Dog Man, and ends up being torn between his negative-nancy “papa” and nice-guy quasi-adopter. There’s also a plot involving a diabolical robot fish, ...

The playful anarchy of author-illustrator Dav Pilkey's bestselling "Dog Man" series, about a hero cop who is part-man, part-police dog, is now on screen in a new animated film, with comedian Pete ...

Dog Man’s nemesis is an evil orange tabby named Petey (Pete Davidson) who loves nothing more than to dream up wilder and wilder robots to take down his rival.

In honor of the Dog Man home release, ComicBook has partnered up with Universal Home Entertainment to share an exclusive deleted scene from the digital and Blu-ray editions of the movie. The ...

The final 20 minutes of “Dog Man” go full-throttle into action-movie territory where Mecha Flippy, a psychokinetic villain fish, kidnaps Li’l Petey and threatens to destroy any “do-gooder.” What ...

PHOENIX (AZFamily) — Part dog. Part man. All cop. Synopsis. In Ohkay City, police Officer Knight (Peter Hastings) and his trusty dog Greg are constantly trying to apprehend Petey (Pete Davidson ...

As the precinct’s star employee, Dog Man does a superhuman job, arresting and incarcerating Petey. Trouble is, his nemesis frequently escapes Cat Jail, which annoys the cantankerous Chief (Lil ...

Dog Man’s nemesis is an evil orange tabby named Petey (Pete Davidson) who loves nothing more than to dream up wilder and wilder robots to take down his rival.

'Dog Man' movie looks great but lacks the books' subversion The guerilla feel of Dav Pilkey’s graphic novels has given way to a deep message film about fatherhood, optimism and love.