Phineas and Ferb: Hey, Where's Perry? #[nn]
☆ Be the first to review + Add to your collection — Join freeThis comic reader collects the first story arc from the 2010 Disney series, following Phineas and Ferb as they try to find their missing pet platypus, Perry, who is secretly the superhero Agent P. The volume adapts the TV special into a comic format, featuring the usual summer inventions and the ongoing rivalry with Dr. Doofenshmirtz.
In "Oh, There You Are, Perry!", Perry the Platypus finds himself on the run when Agent Dennis goes rogue and takes refuge with Candice, who surprisingly takes him in as a pet. With Perry under watch at the Flynn residence and Dennis now infiltrating O.W.C.A. headquarters, chaos brews as Doofensmirtz's latest scheme fails and the boys' invention—unexpectedly—creates a mountain of carrots that may just be the key to stopping the plan. Written by John Green and the Disney Television Animation team, with art and inks by the same, and a cover by Disney Television Animation, this 2010 issue delivers a delightfully absurd twist on the usual spy vs. mad scientist showdown.
In "Oh, There You Are, Perry!", Perry the Platypus finds himself temporarily living with a new family while taking on a fresh threat, all while navigating the chaos of Dr. Doofenshmirtz’s latest scheme. With a little help from his bumbling nemesis and a surprisingly catchy tune, Perry keeps the peace—though not before a few laughs and a few close calls.
When Agent Dennis goes rogue and Candice takes him in as a pet, he sneaks into the Flynn house to spy on Perry—only to end up caught in a carrot-based trap engineered by Phineas’s latest invention. As Dennis infiltrates O.W.C.A. headquarters and Doofensmirtz’s latest scheme fizzles, the real surprise lies in how far a single, unexpected success can go.
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