Blurmp A blurmp in time A blurmp in time /

Jim Benton

Book - 2026

"Join Blurmp as he travels through space and time, "helping" with the creation of the pizza in 18th century Italy, making friends with zombies, even venturing to a world full of other Blurmps, and muchmore"--Provided by publisher.

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Subjects
Genres
Time-travel comics
Funny animal comics
Comics (Graphic works)
Humorous comics
Graphic novels
Published
New York, NY : Graphix, an imprint of Scholastic 2026.
Language
English
Main Author
Jim Benton (author)
Edition
First edition
Item Description
Spin-off of the Catward comics series featuring Catwad's friend Blurmp.
Physical Description
124 pages : color illustrations ; 23 cm
ISBN
9781546186557
9781546186564
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Review by Kirkus Book Review

An absurdly tenacious tabby tumbles through time. Did you know a time-traveling cat invented pizza? And that the same fuzzy innovator inspired ancient Egyptians to create mummies when he arrived tangled in toilet paper? Can you believe that if you cover up the first two letters intime machine, a "me machine" transports you to a dimension full of copies of yourself? In his first solo outing, Blurmp, the simple-minded sidekick from Benton's Catwad series, experiences the mysteries of the universe thanks to the magic of a cardboard box labeled "Time Masheen." He visits the dinosaurs right before the asteroid hits, discovers and thoroughly annoys a species of reverse mermaids (fish with human legs), diagnoses a horde of near-future zombies with bellyaches and offers them "tummy medicine," and ultimately frustrates cats of the future so thoroughly that they ban time travel to avoid meeting him again. Blurmp's antics are reliably slapstick and silly, leaving everyone he meets flabbergasted by his foolishness, but his literally wide-eyed innocence and preposterous perseverance make him an appealing hero to accompany on his fantastic voyage. Between Blurmp's persistently goofy grin, the countless commotions he cultivates, and Benton's frenzied artwork, it's a funny, feel-good escape for the cartoon-craving reader. An episodic, energetic time-travel gag comic just for laughs.(Graphic fiction. 7-12) Copyright (c) Kirkus Reviews, used with permission.

Copyright (c) Kirkus Reviews, used with permission.