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(W) Boothby (A) Delaney Who would have thought that the passing of Comic Book Guy would bring Springfield to the brink of civil war?! Brace yourselves as nerd takes on geek for a beatdown in the streets! (Fanny packs, Spock ears, and asthma inhalers will be required.) Then, Bart goes on a search for a new hobby, and Lisa investigates the death of Comic Book Guy with her stalwart apprentice, Ralph Wiggum, in tow.
(W) Boothby (A) Delaney Lo, there shall come an ending to this mini-series! All will be revealed in the startling and life-affirming conclusion to the epic ""The Death of Comic Book Guy!"" saga, and everything will return to be as it was before the good people at Bongo had the audacity to mess with The Simpsons status quo or will it?
Collecting THE FLASH: THE FASTEST MAN ALIVE #7-13 and material from the DCU HOLIDAY SPECIAL! In this volume, Bart must battle his dark twin, Inertia, who is intent on outracing his nemesis at any cost. Plus, the Rogues are back, determined to end the legacy of The Flash. [Written by Danny Bilson, Paul DeMeo, Mark Guggenheim and Ian Boothby / Art by Ron Adrian, Art Thiber]
Bender becomes the star of a hit TV show on which he terrifies the public with predictions about the imminent end of the world. Meanwhile, Fry and Leela work off an amusement park debt as carnies on the moon. And when a real threat to Earth appears on the horizon, Bender and the Planet Express crew must warn a wary and weary populace that has braced itself for disaster one too many times. [(W) Ian Boothby (A) James Lloyd (CA) Jason Ho, Andrew Pepoy]
The Planet Express crew delivers big-time laughs in this newest anthology of comic adventures. First, Fry, Leela, and Bender find themselves in over their heads when they join an intergalactic competitive swurling team. Then, in a future society where the common cold has long since been cured and forgotten, an infectious 20th century Fry becomes the most influenzal man in New New York City. Throw in a trip to the circus where the crew is abducted and displayed as sideshow freaks and a deal with the Robot Devil that makes Bender ruler of Robot Hell, and you have an all-new Futurama collection made expressly for you! (Collects issues #10-14 and more). [by Groening, Rogers, & Boothby]
Fry, Leela, Bender, and Professor Farnsworth’s clone/ward Cubert take an intergalactic trip, and when they return to Earth, they find the planet uninhabited. [Boothby/Lloyd/Delaney]
(W) Boothby (A) Costanza After Bart attempts to scare Lisa with the help of an urban myth, Grampa Simpson decides to teach them both a lesson or two with a trio of myth-informed tales drawn very loosely from Greek, Norse, and modern-day super-heroic mythology. [Boothby, Costanza]
(W) Boothby (A) DiGerolamo, Ortiz, Ho, Delaney Marge and Homer turn one of her homemade cleaning concoctions into the newest informercial product sensation, wiping away all the other competition, but their commercial success soon leaves their marriage in a mess. In the meantime, Bart grows a conscience, one named Ralph Wiggum. Also, Angry Dad changes a tire.
Lisa's love of music is put to the test when she takes a job at King Toot's Music Store. Meanwhile, when Homer discovers that Ned Flanders had a hand in recording his and Marge's favorite song, he finds it very hard to get in a romantic mood. Can the healing power of music cure the Simpsons' blues? [(W) Ian Boothby (A) Phil Ortiz, Dan DeCarlo (CA) Jason Ho, Mike Rote]
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