DC Comics
Power Puff Girls # 43
By Koppy McFad
October 26, 2003 - 10:44

DC Comics
Writer(s): Ivan Velez
Penciller(s): Christopher Cook, Mike DeCarlo
Cover Artist(s): Philip Moy



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It's the old story about aliens who are so large, that human beings are like bugs to them. In this case, giant chickens decide to picnic on Townsville, causing all sorts of havoc. The best efforts of the Powerpuff Girls, the professor and even Mojo Jojo, to get the chickens' attention, prove useless in this issue-length adventure.

The story and art are told with a patient simplicity that truly seems intended for kids who are just learning to read. The chickens, silly as they are, do seem menacing as the girls rarely run into opponents who so totally outclass them physically. Nonetheless, this is mainly a story for kids which adults will find only slightly amusing at best. Even the usually-entertaining Mojo Jojo appears to be reduced to playing a cute buffoon in this tale. This is a pity since the Powerpuff Girls cartoons, at their best, are entertaining to both kids and adults. This issue will be a thrill for the kids but adults will be left feeling that they read something similar to this in a "Superboy" comic back in 1963-- and it was a lot more fun then.



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