| TITLE |
RATING |
SUMMARY |
DATE WRITTEN |
| Stooge Fright | G |
A Powerpuff/Three Stooges crossover. My very first fanfic, comedy, in TV script format. |
March-April 2000 |
| The 'Puff No One Wanted |
G |
A poem inspired by a visit to a toy store. |
April 2000 |
| The 'Puff No One Wanted |
G |
The poem in comic strip form. Art by Christopher Cook. |
May 2000 |
| The 'Puff No One Wanted |
G |
The comic, as colored by Dan Vincent. |
August 2000 |
| When 'Puffs Collide |
PG |
The Powerpuff Girls investigate an alien ship and encounter some very nasty versions of themselves. A dramatic comedy in a movie-length script format. |
May-June 2000 |
| Fight the Big Apple |
G |
A crazy comedy and my first book-style story. The Utonium family (minus Blossom) takes an unexpected New York vacation and meets a host of 'real' folks along the way. |
June-July 2000 |
| Gone With the Wand |
G |
The Girls meet a mysterious new villain who is out for revenge. But why? In comic-book script format. |
July 2000 |
| To Heck and Back |
G |
The evil HIM dreams up his most diabolical scheme yet. Can the Girls get out of this one? Comedy, TV script format. |
July 2000 |
| The Awful Truth About the Powerpuff Girls |
PG-13 |
Blossom's world is turned upside down when she learns the real reason the Powerpuff Girls were created. Horror, book format. Illustrations by Chris Cook. |
August-September 2000 |
| Meteor Doom |
PG |
Every November the Girls get sick. But why? The answer lies in the skies and now Mojo knows it, too. Can you say Kryptonite? Drama, book format. |
August-Septemnber 2000 |
| Patent Pending |
G |
Who owns ya, baby? The Girls and the professor find themselves in the custody battle of the century. Comedy, and my first 'show-episode' length script. |
September 2000 |
| The Keane Mutiny |
G |
The good ship Pokey Oaks Kindergarten is in trouble. Will the Powerpuff Girls help their teacher regain control or will THEY make her walk the plank? Comedy, TV episode-length script. |
October 2000 |
| Maximum Overbite |
G |
Buttercup has a little problem with her teeth. Comedy, TV episode-length script. NOTE: 'MORAL DECAY' first aired in February 2001. |
October-November 2000 |
| Curses-A Poem by Buttercup Utonium |
PG |
A bit on the dark side, it shows Buttercup's 'middle-child' syndrome....to the extreme. |
November 2000 |
| Dying To Live (Written as 'I am a good fighter') |
PG-13 |
We've all asked the question, 'What if I could live my life over?' Well, what if you were forced to, with no choice in the matter? Blossom finds out, in a story told to her diary. Horror. A novella-length adaptation of the 1986 Ken Grimwood novel, 'Replay'. |
July, November-December 2000 |
| The Boys are Back in Town |
PG |
Mojo recreates the Rowdyruff Boys to help him take over Townsville. But the boys have their own agenda...destroy the Powerpuff Girls! Comedy, TV episode-length script. |
December 2000 |
| Worst Cake Scenario |
G |
A 'sequel' of sorts to the episode 'JEWEL of the AISLE'. The Girls are asked to be judges in a cake-baking contest, but it might be Judgement Day for them instead. Comedy, TV episode-length script. |
December 2000-January 2001 |
| THE NEW DETECTIVES: Fowl Play In Townsville |
G |
A parody of The Discovery Channel's 'real life' police forensics show. Forensic medicine is used to solve a 'horrific' crime. Told in the 'ND' format. In spite of the seriousness of the narration style, it's very much a comedy. TV script format. |
February 2001 |
| A Tale of Three Sisters |
G |
Drama, book format. Combines my favorite sport, hockey, with my favorite cartoon characters. Taking place in the future when the Girls have lost their superpowers, it uses sports as a metaphor for life, and is really about the unbreakable bonds of sisterhood. Includes the poem 'The Shootout', which I wrote first and felt needed a supporting story. Definitely worth a look, even if you aren't a sports fan. |
March-April 2001 |
| Weekend At Bubbles' |
PG |
A black comedy. Something 'shocking' happens to poor Bubbles. Now she, her sisters and the professor have to move fast to fix the problem before it haunts Townsville forever. Book format. |
March-April 2001 |
| Duo Ex Machina |
PG |
When Mojo builds a Rowdyruff version of the DyNaMo, the Girls bring the battle robot out of mothballs. But something goes wrong, and it looks like...Robot Love! |
April-May 2001 |
| Code Blue (Written as 'I am a good fighter') |
PG-13 |
When Bubbles falls seriously ill a ruthless young TV reporter's efforts to break the story lead to disaster. A very intense hospital drama. Novella-length, this is the second re-write. I learned a lot about tearing a story apart and reworking it with this one and I am very proud of it. |
July-August 2001 |
| Code Blue-1st draft (Written as 'I am a good fighter') |
PG-13 |
Pretty short. It captures the sentiments I wanted but is a very flawed story nonetheless. Read it only if you're interested in seeing how a story evolves. |
June 2001 |
| Code Blue-2nd draft (Written as 'I am a good fighter') |
PG-13 |
I took care of the big flaw but wrote a story someone else wanted me to write. I pretty much hated it. Starts out the same but has a very different and much less serious ending. Step 2 in the evolution of a story. |
June 2001 |
| Area 52 (Written as 'I am a good fighter') |
PG |
It's almost summer. A perfect time for some of Ms. Keane's kindergarten class to go camping. To sit around a campfire, eating S'mores and telling scary stories. And Buttercup has a doozy...Science-fiction/suspense, book format. And a very nice escape from the frustrations of writing 'Code Blue'. |
June 2001 |
| The Fall of Townsville |
PG |
An introspective story in book format. How will the Powerpuff Girls deal with it when the inevitable happens? It's different...but the idea just wouldn't 'leaf' me alone. |
October 2001 |
| Do It Again |
PG |
Professor Utonium has a recurring dream...what would have happened had there been no Chemical X? Would the 'perfect girl' formula still have worked? He just HAS to know...Comedy, TV episode-length script. |
October 2001 |
| Samurai Powerpuffs |
PG |
A novella-length Powerpuff Girls/Samurai Jack crossover. Based on the PPG episode 'Speed Demon' and the SJ pilot movie. The Powerpuff Girls are sent into the future, where they meet the samurai known only as Jack, and their fates are forever joined. |
November 2001 |
| My Day as a Powerpuff Girl |
G |
A story written from the perspective of a seven-year-old girl, based on a live-action PPG show I attended; and with my 9 and 10 year old great-nieces in mind. Fantasy-comedy, book format. With (crappy) photos I took at that show. |
December 2001-January 2002 |
| Too Ruff For Girls (Written as 'Powerpuff 79') |
PG |
Only minutes after the Powerpuff Girls give the Rowdyruff Boys the big kiss-off, a freak accident brings the RRB back. They aren't evil anymore but they quickly become an even bigger problem. Comedy, TV episode-length script format. |
February 2002 |
| Part Time Heroes (Written as 'Powerpuff 79') |
PG |
The Beat-Alls reunite, and it appears the Powerpuff Girls have been broken up this time. Can they pull themselves together or will they forever be 'part time heroes'? Comedy, TV episode-length script format. |
March 2002 |
| It's a Terrible Life (Written as 'I am a good fighter') |
PG-13 |
If you could undo the past, would you? Or, perhaps, the better question to ask is...should you? Horror-suspense, book format. |
April 2002 |
| The Mother's Day Present |
PG |
Every May we honor that special someone in our lives. But does that special Sunday hold the same meaning for the Powerpuff Girls? Drama, book format. |
May 2002 |
| Bad Reviews |
G |
My response to the horrendous Ebert & Roeper review of The Powerpuff Girls Movie. It's the day the Powerpuff Girls have been waiting for...but the theaters are all but empty. When they discover two movie critics are responsible, they express their opinions...Powerpuff style! Parody, TV episode-length script format. |
July 2002 |
| Final Wishes |
PG |
It's a testament to Buttercup's will that she is able to con her sisters into a little computer snooping. But none of them are prepared for the shock of discovering Professor Utonium's...Final Wishes. Suspense, book format. |
August 2002 |
| What's a Hero? |
PG |
A short introspective piece inspired by the death of one of my childhood heroes on September 11, 2002. |
September 2002 |
| The Case of Series 2 |
PG |
One of Edgar Allan Poe's classic tales provided me with the vehicle for combining my two big 'obsessions', and in writing it I unintentionally swerved into another of his spooky tales. See if you can guess which two. |
December 2002 |
| Party Animal |
G |
A big celebration is planned but Townsville's Number One villain has other ideas. A short story written at a young child's reading level. Submitted to Cartoon Network for the Scholastic Books program. I never heard back from them. |
September 2002 |
| Root Of All Evil |
G |
We saw what the love of money did to Buttercup in Moral Decay. Now, HIM decides to branch out and target all three Girls. If he succeeds, it will cost them what they value most...their reputation. Comedy, TV episode-length script format. |
January 2003 |
| Where Have All The Octis Gone? |
G |
Bubbles loses her beloved toy. Now, the person responsible must solve a mystery to fix things. Based on an idea from a new writer I was unable to convince to write it himself, it was too good to let pass. Comedy-suspense, book format. |
April 2003 |
| The Cat's Meow |
G |
A satirical, poetic response from Ms. Keane's perspective to the poem 'The Professor's Lament'. Inspired by that poem and the episode 'Keen On Keane'. |
April 2003 |
| Signs of Life |
G |
An evening out to dinner turns to adventure and discovery when the Powerpuff Girls find...Signs of Life. Comedy, book format. |
May 2003 |
| Crock Market |
G |
The Mayor has a plan designed to reward investors for correctly predicting crime, thereby making Townsville safer. Someone else has a plan to cash a huge payday by beating the system. What someone will you bet on? Satire, book format |
July 2003 |
| Total Recall |
PG |
Princess Morbucks wants to be mayor in the worst way, and she just may get it...in the worst way possible. Move over, California. Townsville's about to have its own...Total Recall. Satire, book format |
Sept-Nov 2003 |
| Coal for Christmas |
G |
Someone mean is out to spoil Christmas for the Powerpuff Girls. Poem. |
November 2003 |
| One Foggy Christmas Scheme |
G |
Mojo Jojo has a big, bad fog machine. Rudolph goes missing. And the Powerpuff Girls may never get to open their presents. Show-type comedy in Scholastic Books format. |
November 2003 |
