Bobby loves to draw, but he isn't very good at it. He practices every chance he can find, but discovers that his teacher disapproves of him using classroom time for artwork. This triggers memories of his Uncle Joe, a crafty inventor of all sorts of gadgets that can solve everyday problems but maybe he has invented a contraption that could teach people how to draw better. Bobby never could have imagined the wild misadventures that would follow a discovery he made in an old trunk up in his Uncle's attic. Join Bobby as he uncovers a power that brings his creative imagination to life, and what can happen when this new talent is used selfishly for revenge. Through the colorful and humorous artwork of legendary Mad magazine illustrator Jack Davis, the combination of Bobby's imagination and the powers of the magic pen come together to ignite a series of comical situations that will leave the reader wondering what's next. In the end, Bobby learns a valuable lesson and surprisingly becomes a much better artist, but it's his father who has the last laugh. Journey through "Bobby and the Magic Pen," and ask yourself what you might have drawn if you found the magic pen.