Cover: Phil Moy

The Powerpuff Girls #22

Feb 2002 · DC · 1.99 USD; 3.25 CAD

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In "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.

Contains 2 stories

My Fair Fuzzy

12 pp · Children, Superhero

ButtercupBubblesFuzzy LumpkinsMayorSara BellumProfessor Utonium

When the Powerpuff Girls take it upon themselves to help Fuzzy Lumpkins refine his manners and speech, they don’t expect his newfound eloquence to spiral into chaos—especially when he realizes the rest of Townsville doesn’t measure up to his new standards. With the Mayor in disbelief, Sara Bellum baffled, and Professor Utonium scratching his head, the girls must figure out how to calm the situation before Fuzzy’s perfect speech turns into a full-blown tantrum.

Brat Worst

10 pp · Children, Superhero

ButtercupBubblesProfessor UtoniumMayorSara BellumMojo JojoPrincess MorbucksGangreen Gang [AceBig BillySnakeGrubberLi'l Arturo]

In "Brat Worst," Buttercup’s earnest attempt to be polite after offending the Mayor leaves her feeling invisible—until a monstrous, insulting menace rampages through Townsville, forcing her to reclaim her trademark spunk. With her sisters, the Mayor, and even Mojo Jojo and Princess Morbucks caught in the chaos, Buttercup must decide what kind of hero she wants to be—when the world demands her worst.