Cover: Phil Moy

The Powerpuff Girls #66

Nov 2005 · DC · 2.25 USD; 3.00 CAD

📊 ~4,387 copies sold its debut month

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In "Rain Rain Go Away," the Powerpuff Girls face a bizarre threat when a sea monster near Townsville tricks the entire city into performing a rain dance—just to flood the streets and seize the chaos. Written by Jon Lewis and illustrated by Christopher Cook, with inks by Mike DeCarlo and colors by Heroic Age, this 2005 DC adventure blends whimsy and mischief, all wrapped in a cover by Phil Moy.

Contains 3 stories

Rain Rain Go Away

10 pp · Children, Superhero

BubblesButtercupProfessor Utonium

Bunny Test

2 pp · Children, Superhero

BubblesButtercupBig Billy

When Big Billy shows up at the Cutest Bunny contest dressed as a rabbit, the Powerpuff Girls are on the judging panel—and they’re not fooled by his disguise. Bubbles and Buttercup find themselves torn between their duty as judges and their amusement at the big guy’s antics.

Spare Tyrant

8 pp · Children, Superhero

BubblesButtercupMs. KeanePrincess Morbucks

When Princess Morbucks decides to turn her school report on Splatvia into a hands-on project, she takes a dramatic shortcut—buying the entire country and summoning its army to invade Townsville. With Bubbles, Buttercup, and Ms. Keane caught in the chaos, the girls must figure out how to stop a tyrant who’s not just playing pretend.