Bee and puppycat series#

In order to help Bee pay the bills, Puppycat arranges inter-dimensional temp jobs where they go to other worlds to fight creatures and solve other people’s problems. In case you’re not familiar with Bee and Puppycat (First Madoka and now this? Sheesh, pal, step up ya animation game), it’s only had one wildly successful pilot revolving around twentysomething Bee (if I can add one more reference, think of a G-rated version of Abbi from Broad City) and a half-canine half-feline creature named Puppycat.

Bee and puppycat series#

I don’t know how much of our readership is familiar with Puella Magi Madoka Magica, an anime that could be described as an extremely disturbing version of Sailor Moon, but let’s hope that Bee and Puppycat doesn’t suddenly drop into the latter show’s tendency for despair-addled plots because, for now, Natasha Allegri’s Bee and Puppycat is one of the most adorably action-packed shows around - and now with a new series from KaBOOM! studios, it has become one of the sweetest comics too. Okay, before we start with the review proper, the solicit has one inspiration that is not like the other. You might already love it if you’re one of the thousands who supported the Kickstarter campaign, but for those of you just joining us, if you like stories that feature magical girls like SAILOR MOON, MADOKA MAGICA, and POWERPUFF GIRLS, you will enjoy BEE AND PUPPYCAT! It’s a slice-of-life story with a twist, and it has so much comedy and enchantment you can’t help but be swept up. Written by Natasha Allegri and Garrett Jackson