Powerpuff Girls Classics #3
In "Shutter Thug," the Powerpuff Girls face a surprisingly artful adventure when Bubbles’ sketch is declared a masterpiece by the Townsville Art Commission—only for Mojo Jojo to launch a series of increasingly absurd theft attempts to claim it. Written by Trina Robbins and brought to life with vibrant energy by Bill Alger, Mike DeCarlo, and Dave Tanguay, the story turns a simple drawing into a hilarious clash of perception and pride, all capped by a cover by Phil Moy.
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The Townsville Art Commission decides that a picture Bubbles drew is a great masterpiece and must be exhibited in the museum, where Mojo Jojo tries repeatedly to steal it. But when Bubbles finally gets the chance to tell everyone that they were looking at it upside down, they decide it is not a masterpiece after all.
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