- Comedy
- Graphic Novels
- Ages 6–10
The shape of it
One universe, several ways in.
InvestiGators is John Patrick Green's hugely accessible comic franchise about Mango and Brash, two alligator investigators who work for S.U.I.T. and solve extremely silly, pun-heavy cases. The main series is bright, fast and joke-dense, with spy gadgets, toilets, villains, robots, science nonsense and friendship at its centre. Agents of S.U.I.T. expands the world through other animal agents and slightly different case styles. The franchise is one of the best modern bridges for reluctant readers who want comics that feel substantial but still prioritise laughs, momentum and visual clarity.
A very funny, pun-packed graphic novel franchise about alligator detectives, spy gadgets, animal agents and extremely silly cases.
Primary themes
Tone palette
- Funny
- Silly
- Absurdist
- Exciting
Two series inside
Pick a way in.
InvestiGators
Best for reluctant readers who want bright, silly, fast-moving graphic novels with puns, gadgets and animal-detective chaos.
Books
9 of 10Ages
6–10Status
Ongoing- Funny
- Silly
- Absurdist
- Exciting
Agents of S.U.I.T.
Best for InvestiGators fans who want more animal-agent cases, gadgets, puns and fast comic mystery.
Books
4 of 4Ages
6–10Status
Ongoing- Funny
- Silly
- Absurdist
- Exciting
Cultural footprint
A shelf of evidence.
What InvestiGators has done
- Bestseller list
Cultural ubiquity
4/ 5Widely-known cultural fixture — just below household-name status.
Sensitivity
Low, and collection-wide.
Across the collection
All 13 books.
About the creator