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Abby Denson

b. 1970

writer
Abby Denson
Known forThe Powerpuff Girls
Issues credited24
Active2000–2017
Primary rolewriter

Abby Denson is an American cartoonist, writer, and musician best known for her young-adult LGBTQ+ comic series *Tough Love* and her illustrated travel guides to Tokyo and Japan. Born in 1970, she entered the comics industry in the early 2000s, quickly establishing herself as a versatile writer for licensed properties. Over a career spanning 2000 to 2017, she wrote more than two dozen issues, with her most frequent credits including *The Powerpuff Girls*, *Sabrina the Teenage Witch*, *Simpsons Comics Presents Bart Simpson*, and *Cartoon Network Block Party*. Her work often blends humor with heartfelt character dynamics, and she collaborated with artists such as Ben Caldwell and John Green on various projects. Beyond her licensed work, Denson co-created *Tough Love*, a series that explores romance and identity through a gay teen lens, earning her a dedicated readership. Her travel comics, including *Cool Japan Guide* and *Cool Tokyo Guide*, showcase her passion for Japanese culture and food, presented in a friendly, accessible style. Denson’s later career has focused on these travelogues and independent projects, cementing her legacy as a creator who bridges mainstream comics and personal storytelling. She has received multiple awards, including the 2018 Independent Publisher Book Award for her travel work.

Full bibliography · 9 series

The Powerpuff Girls (2000) · 9
Sabrina the Teenage Witch (2003) · 5
Simpsons Comics Presents Bart Simpson (2000) · 2
Cartoon Network Block Party (2004) · 2
Simpsons Comics Treasure Trove (2007) · 2
Archie & Friends (1992) · 1
#84
Girl Comics (2011) · 1
Powerpuff Girls Classics (2013) · 1
#2
Monster High: Free Comic Book Day (2017) · 1
#0

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