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Bee and PuppyCat #3
Bee and PuppyCat, Vol. 3
AND THAT'S WHAT HAPPENED!
Join Bee and Puppycat as they continue work for some hard-earned cash in the most-weird situations. From cleaning a windmill to fixing a giant egg, a magic girl does what a magic girl can do to make ends meet!
Created by Natasha Allegri, this adorable series continues with brand-new stories by “Pretty” Patrick Seery and illustrator Ji in Kim.
Join Bee and Puppycat as they continue work for some hard-earned cash in the most-weird situations. From cleaning a windmill to fixing a giant egg, a magic girl does what a magic girl can do to make ends meet!
Created by Natasha Allegri, this adorable series continues with brand-new stories by “Pretty” Patrick Seery and illustrator Ji in Kim.
112 pages, Paperback
First published April 20, 2016
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February 17, 2017
Fluffy, too. Still prefer the stories and artwork in Volume one. Though I do like the cover art at the back.
November 28, 2021
Well that settles it. I'm rewatching the show.
For the 5th time.
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2nd read: Nov 2021
Still so cute! I wish the series was longer 😩 i could read this forever~
Also, volumes 1-3 are available on kindle unlimited!
For the 5th time.
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2nd read: Nov 2021
Still so cute! I wish the series was longer 😩 i could read this forever~
Also, volumes 1-3 are available on kindle unlimited!
May 13, 2017
I loved volume one and volume two, but volume three was meh. I thought that the stories and artwork weren’t as strong as the previous volumes. It felt more like fluff, than a continuation of the stories/life of Bee and Puppycat. It was disappointing for me, but probably still a good read for younger kiddos.
February 26, 2020
This one was really cute, and short. Best of the volumes thus far imo.
April 27, 2022
I'm just a Bee and Puppycat stan what can I say it's all just so comforting
December 5, 2022
cutest one yet :)
January 21, 2017
Seriously the cutest thing ever written!
Ah, how I love Bee and Puppycat! The stories just make you feel all warm and fuzzy inside. I honestly feel like Natasha Allegri created a cartoon version of me. I relate to Bee so much. This volume was much shorter than the last two with a little less action, but it was still full of temp jobs, delicious pastries, and all things pink.
The artwork is gorgeous and the stories always manage to stay true to the core of the Bee and Puppycat miniseries. If you love cutesy artwork or are lovers of Sailor Moon, then definitely read this! It's so endearing. You'll definitely find a special place in your heart for Bee and Puppycat.
Ah, how I love Bee and Puppycat! The stories just make you feel all warm and fuzzy inside. I honestly feel like Natasha Allegri created a cartoon version of me. I relate to Bee so much. This volume was much shorter than the last two with a little less action, but it was still full of temp jobs, delicious pastries, and all things pink.
The artwork is gorgeous and the stories always manage to stay true to the core of the Bee and Puppycat miniseries. If you love cutesy artwork or are lovers of Sailor Moon, then definitely read this! It's so endearing. You'll definitely find a special place in your heart for Bee and Puppycat.
November 3, 2021
the word cute might be redundant and overused after reading all 3 volumes but this is cute. adorable. light-hearted. ㅇㅅㅇ and deserved all of the emoticons and the cartoon deserves all of the viewership (it's on YouTube)
December 22, 2024
After a disappointing second volume, “Bee and PuppyCat” returned to form in Volume Three with a collection of tales that were charming if not particularly memorable.
The main requirements of fiction are conflict and resolution; the stories in Volume Two mostly lacked one or the other or both. Ignoring these requirements for a comic-book adaptation of a TV show would have been a bold choice if done on purpose—the show was usually more about vibes than plot anyway—but if the contributors had experimental intentions, they were unsuccessful, as the results were flat and uninteresting.
We get one such story in Volume Three. Called “Fairy PuppyCat,” it briefly retells the story of Cinderella with Bee as the eponymous heroine and PuppyCat as the fairy. In Volume Three, however, the conflict was introduced in a manner that signaled the resolution almost immediately. In one story, PuppyCat accused Bee of being a hoarder and demanded that she get rid of some junk. To Bee’s relief, their argument was interrupted by a new temp job, which in turn helped Bee see why PuppyCat might have a point. Although the setup and conclusion were as tidy as PuppyCat wanted Bee to keep their apartment, as in any story, it’s the *how* that mattered, and writer Patrick Seery and artist Ji in Kim made Bee’s bit of self-discovery sweet and moving.
The main requirements of fiction are conflict and resolution; the stories in Volume Two mostly lacked one or the other or both. Ignoring these requirements for a comic-book adaptation of a TV show would have been a bold choice if done on purpose—the show was usually more about vibes than plot anyway—but if the contributors had experimental intentions, they were unsuccessful, as the results were flat and uninteresting.
We get one such story in Volume Three. Called “Fairy PuppyCat,” it briefly retells the story of Cinderella with Bee as the eponymous heroine and PuppyCat as the fairy. In Volume Three, however, the conflict was introduced in a manner that signaled the resolution almost immediately. In one story, PuppyCat accused Bee of being a hoarder and demanded that she get rid of some junk. To Bee’s relief, their argument was interrupted by a new temp job, which in turn helped Bee see why PuppyCat might have a point. Although the setup and conclusion were as tidy as PuppyCat wanted Bee to keep their apartment, as in any story, it’s the *how* that mattered, and writer Patrick Seery and artist Ji in Kim made Bee’s bit of self-discovery sweet and moving.
August 12, 2019
This series are quick reads and not a bad way to spend a hour or so. I do think it helps reading them in order as you get a little more of the back story or set up in the first one, then get more of the feel of the characters reading more in the second one. I haven't read a graphic novel like these so not sure this is the format of story set up for me. I would try some more before I say one way or other. I did like some of the sections where others I could take or leave them. So I gave 3 stars as liked it okay but didn't love them.
September 17, 2019
The latest collection of comics inspired by animator Natasha Allegri’s charming YouTube cartoon, Bee and PuppyCat Volume 3 is really more of the same as I discussed in my review of the last collection; cute and gentle, but a little insubstantial. Written by Patrick Seery, another Adventure Time alumnus (and the voice of Pretty Patrick), the main stories do capture the feel of the show pretty well, so for fans, it’s worth checking out.
May 17, 2017
The third volume of Bee and Puppycat is cute, but meh which is exactly what I thought about the first volume as well. Perhaps I should stop picking these up from the library given my deep ennui towards the series. These are probably popular among younger readers, though the action in this one is pretty lacking. It's been a day since I read it and all I remember is that the main character lost a scarf :l
September 21, 2019
Loved it!
This is the best comic I have ever read in my entire life! I loved the Bee and Puppycat indie cartoon, and I was so excited when I heard that there were comics! I'm reading all of them, and they are really cute and fun and funny! I loved this book the most, but they are all great!
This is the best comic I have ever read in my entire life! I loved the Bee and Puppycat indie cartoon, and I was so excited when I heard that there were comics! I'm reading all of them, and they are really cute and fun and funny! I loved this book the most, but they are all great!
July 24, 2018
Otra vez, como los primeros dos volúmenes: adorable y entretenido. Me gusta la relación de amistad entre Bee y Puppycat y también entre Bee y Deckard aunque es bueno que no se enfocan tanto en esta última.
October 25, 2022
Super cute and wholesome adventure graphic novel. Collections of short story adventures of Bee and Puppycat who work magical temp jobs. Varying art styles depending on the author of the short story. Loved this! So much extra art at the back too!!
August 2, 2025
Follow a cute chubby girl with her Cute Cat in a hard Cash-earned missions. Also a greet comic to fall asleep on Seriously every volume I read l Sleapt in the middle of My reading even if it was not my usual Sleeptime. I Loved The drawing Style so much It was lovely and Colorful.
August 10, 2017
Still no update on the to be continued story about Wallace from volume 1, but it's great to learn more about the jobs Bee and Puppycat take on and how their friendship continues to grow.
September 9, 2017
So beautiful!
September 14, 2017
Love the colors and how cute it is. I like that all the stories can be stand alone and you don't have to read them in order.
October 16, 2017
Cute as usual!!!
April 12, 2018
Just a bunch of short stories that were pretty bland. The artwork was cute though.
January 24, 2018
This book was great. The artwork was amazing as always. It was a fun and quick read.
June 5, 2018
Best out of all the Bee and Puppycat volumes.
June 29, 2018
Free with KindleUnlimited
I really loved some of the art styles
This applies to all 3 volumes
It was nice to have little bitesizes stories of the adventures of bee and puppycat
I really loved some of the art styles
This applies to all 3 volumes
It was nice to have little bitesizes stories of the adventures of bee and puppycat
September 11, 2018
This feels much less than the previous volume. Not as much whimsy.
January 7, 2019
Kindle edition is messed up and its somewhat out of order.
August 25, 2019
2.5 stars ⭐
There wasn't really much about this one, it was okay but I didn't like the art style. The Cover Gallery was nice. seeing deckard and bee hugging was nice though
There wasn't really much about this one, it was okay but I didn't like the art style. The Cover Gallery was nice.
October 6, 2019
This one's probably my favorite. Even though the stories seemed shorter, they were still adorable! I also really liked the art in this one too.
April 9, 2020
I liked this one more than the last! The stories were longer and thus more enjoyable. Overall a cute, funny little series.
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