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Hupo and the Doom Lagoon

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64 pages, Paperback

Published May 5, 2026

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Billy Partridge

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936 reviews23 followers
May 20, 2026
“Hupo and the Doom Lagoon is a wildly imaginative and delightfully chaotic middle-grade adventure that blends fantasy, mystery, humor, and heartfelt friendship into a fast-paced and visually inventive story. Billy Partridge creates a world overflowing with strange creatures, unpredictable danger, and wonderfully absurd situations, while still grounding the narrative in emotional warmth and relatable character dynamics. The result is a graphic novel that feels energetic, funny, and endlessly entertaining from beginning to end.”

“What stood out most was the balance between comedic adventure and genuine emotional sincerity. Hupo’s determination, curiosity, and loyalty make him an instantly engaging protagonist, while the bizarre dangers and eccentric worldbuilding keep the story constantly surprising. The atmosphere of the Doom Lagoon itself feels wonderfully eerie and imaginative without becoming overwhelming for younger readers, creating the perfect blend of suspense and playful adventure. The artwork carries tremendous personality and movement, amplifying both the humor and emotional beats throughout the story. Beneath the chaos and comedy, the novel also explores courage, friendship, trust, and self-discovery in ways that feel sincere and emotionally rewarding. Fun, creative, and packed with charm, Hupo and the Doom Lagoon is the kind of middle-grade graphic adventure that leaves readers eager for the next installment.”
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1,234 reviews59 followers
June 26, 2026
The second book is never as good as the first, but it does have an airship in it.
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