Kermit the Frog is still unconscious, having taken an accidental brick to the noggin backstage. Which means that his detective alter ego, Flip Minnow, gets to continue his search for the missing pie heiress.

Of course, we readers have spotted Meringue Crustworth in disguise several times over the course of this series so far, but the silly amphibian private eye has been blissfully unaware. This time, however, he receives a new clue; can he finally use his powers of observation to track down Miss Crustworth?

This is such a fun series. Writer/artist Roger Langridge is clearly having a ball, with plenty of silly puns, excellent visual gags and a daft, low stakes mystery to solve. There’s lots to like, and as we head towards the concluding issue, this third part seems to be proceeding at a decent pace.

It’s a really nice twist on the Muppet style of placing the beloved characters into a recognisable story (or genre, in this case), and doing so in a clever, entertaining way.

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