The Powerpuff Girls #22
☆ Be the first to review + Add to your collection — Join freeIn "My Fair Fuzzy," Buttercup’s earnest attempt to be kinder after offending the Mayor leaves her feeling unrecognizable—until a brash, destructive monster invades Townsville, mocks her sisters, and forces her back to her no-nonsense, take-no-mercy self. Written by Trina Robbins and brought to life by Ricardo Garcia Fuentes’ dynamic art, with inks by Mike DeCarlo, colors by Dave Tanguay, and letters by Jenna Garcia, this 2002 DC issue captures the chaos and heart of the Powerpuff Girls with a touch of self-discovery and a splash of familiar fury. The cover, by Phil Moy, perfectly captures the moment’s defiant energy.
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Buttercup tries very hard to be more polite after she was rude to the Mayor, but now everyone hardly recognizes her. A fight with an obnoxious monster who tears up Townsville and insults her sisters restores Buttercup to her usual prickly self.
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