If you cracked up when Rabi, Miguel, and Joe biked from zombie cows and turned a Little League afternoon into a full-on undead smackdown, you’ll love the over-the-top antics in The Last Kids on Earth. Jack and his friends hole up in a tricked-out treehouse, crack jokes under pressure, and take on waves of zombies and monsters with wildly inventive gadgets—the same kind of breezy, joke-first energy that made the meatpacking-plant mayhem so fun.

Enjoyed how Zombie Baseball Beatdown skewers a shady meat company and clueless officials—right down to the ICE raid tangling Miguel’s family—while the kids expose the cover-up? In The True Meaning of Smekday, Tip teams up with a hapless alien named J.Lo on a road trip across an occupied America, lampooning government screwups, corporate spin, and media fluff with the same sharp, silly bite. It’s social critique wrapped in laugh-out-loud escapades.

If you were hooked by Rabi and his friends uncovering the tainted feed behind the zombie outbreak and refusing to let a powerful company get away with it, Hoot hits the same nerve. Roy and his new friends discover a construction project threatening burrowing owls and take on the chain with gutsy stunts and grit. Like the boys gathering video proof at the plant, these kids outthink adults to protect their community—and nature.

If the tight bond between Rabi, Miguel, and Joe—backed by quick thinking and phone evidence—was your favorite part, you’ll click with Sal and Gabi Break the Universe. Sal (a Cuban American kid magician) literally opens wormholes, and classmate/journalist Gabi helps investigate the chaos with compassion and relentless curiosity. It blends jokes, friendship, and cultural richness with the kind of reality-bending trouble that made those zombie-cow videos so wild.

If you loved the momentum of bike chases, plant break-ins, and that final ballfield showdown, The Lightning Thief delivers the same pulse. Percy, Annabeth, and Grover sprint from one monster mess to the next, wisecracking as they piece together clues and try to prevent a much bigger catastrophe—just like Rabi’s crew racing to expose the truth before the outbreak explodes.