Powerpuff Girls: Super Smash-Up!

The Powerpuff Girls: Super Smash-Up! is an crossover comic miniseries published by IDW Publishing. As the title suggests, the comic focuses on The Powerpuff Girls's regular "team-ups" with various heroes similar to the most well-known version of the original Cartoon Network series. It was schedule to be released in January 28, 2015.

Overview[]

Each issue of The Powerpuff Girls: Super Smash-Up! features the main characters (Blossom, Bubbles, and Buttercup) teaming up with other characters from the Cartoon Network such as Dexter's Laboratory, Courage the Cowardly Dog, Johnny Bravo and more.

Synopsis[]

Issue One: Just when you thought you'd seen it all, Cartoon Network Crossover Craziness continues! After their victory in the Super Secret Crisis War!, the Powerpuff Girls take it easy with a rare VIP tour of Dexter's Laboratory! But when tag-along Dee Dee accidentally activates Dexter's newest invention, the fate of the entire multiverse is suddenly at stake! Plus: a bonus Courage the Cowardly Dog story by the Glyph- and Eisner-nominated Princeless's Jeremy Whitley!
Issue Two: The Powerpuff Girls’ inter-dimesional search for Dexter’s mutated sister Dee Dee has brought them to the Bagge Farmhouse in the middle of Nowhere! But when they are mistaken for dog sitters, the Girls find themselves thrust into the disturbing nightmare that is Courage’s life. Plus, a Foster's Home for Imaginary Friends story—Bloo starts a “Small Club” while Wilt starts a “Tall Club” in response…
Issue Three: The Powerpuff Girls follow the monstrously mutated Dee Dee's trail to the world of Cow and Chicken! Too bad Red Guy has gotten to her first! His plan? Make Dee Dee a superstar! Can Cow, Chicken and the Powerpuff Girls reach Dee Dee before she signs her life away?? Plus, a short story featuring The Grim Adventures of Billy and Mandy...and a beauty pageant? That's not gonna be pretty...
Issue Four: The Girls have tracked the mutated Dee Dee to Foster's Home for Imaginary Friends! Too bad it's right in the middle of Ultimate Hide n Seek!. Plus, a bonus Mojo Jojo story by Ivan Cohen with art by Nneka Myers! In "No Money, Mojo Problems", Mojo seeks... alternative funding... for his evil deeds.
Issue Five: The Powerpuff Girls enlist Mojo Jojo to help them catch Dee Dee in Camp Kidney before the entire multiverse falls apart! What could possibly go wrong? Plus, a puuurrrr-fect bonus Dexter's Laboratory story, Dexter accidentally turns himself into a cat and must try and get Dee Dee to turn him back without being able to communicate.

Characters[]

The Powerpuff Girls

Blossom
Bubbles
Buttercup
Professor Utonium
The Mayor
Ms. Bellum
Talking Dog
Mojo Jojo
Fuzzy Lumpkins
Him
Princess Morbucks
Gangreen Gang
Sedusa
Steve the Monster
Ya-Mon
Narrator

Dexter's Laboratory

Dexter
Dee Dee
Monkey
The Justice Friends
- Major Glory
- Valhallen
- Krunk
- Miss Spell

Courage the Cowardly Dog

Courage
Muriel
Eustace
The Spirit Of The Harvest Moon

Foster's Home for Imaginary Friends

Mac
Bloo
Eduardo
Wilt
Coco
Mr. Herriman
Cheese
Duchess
Fluffer Nutter
Jackie Khones
Bloppy Pants
Burple Bear
New Guy
Berry
Keystone Blop
Uncle Pockets

Cow and Chicken / I Am Weasel

Cow / Supercow
Chicken
Mom
Dad
Flem
Earl
Red Guy
I.M. Weasel
I.R. Baboon

The Grim Adventures of Billy & Mandy

Camp Lazlo

Lazlo
Raj
Clam
Chip
Skip
Scoutmaster Lumpus

Ed, Edd n Eddy

Ed
Edd
Eddy

Johnny Bravo

Johnny Bravo

Codename: Kids Next Door

Numbuh 1

Ben 10: Omniverse

Ben Tennyson
Vilgax

Samurai Jack

Jack
Scotsman
Aku

Trivia[]

Despite being a crossover comic, is actually part of the franchise of The Powerpuff Girls.
The comic is inspired by the DC Comics Television series Batman: The Brave and the Bold.
Grim, Billy and Mandy were made cameos in the main story:
- In the first chapter, one of the interdimensional portals Dexter's Laboratory.
- In the fifth chapter, in describing Mojo Jojo's "Mojoverse". On this occasion, they appear transformed into apes.
In "Issue Three"'s Bonus Story:
- The title "Scream Queens" is a reference to the 2015 American horror-comedy anthology television series.
- The drawing style comic is quite different to "Super Secret Crisis War!" as more serious and realistic design.
- Billy's shirt is slightly different to have the blue sleeves. Similarly, Mandy's flower on her dress is completely white.
- Hoss Delgado and Abraham Lincoln made a very small cameo on "President Evil" video game cover, it also a reference to "Resident Evil".
- The "President Evil" video game was the second time in the series appear, the first was in "Brown Evil".
- It is the second time that Mandy is presented to a beauty contest, the first was in "My Fair Mandy".
- Although the Powerpuff girls not appear in Scream Queens, the girls wear the dresses in the contest with their respective colors.
- Mandy smiles once when Grim use his scythe to scare the girls making them see ugly creatures.

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Information about the series