FRIDAY, FEBRUARY 21, 2014
BONGO COMICS FOR MAY
BART SIMPSON COMICS #90
Written by Ian Boothby, Max Davison, art by Nina Matsumoto, Hilary Barta, cover by Jason Ho.
Bart and Lisa discover that Springfield's uber-sad sack, Hans Moleman, may not be who they think he is in "The Curious Case of Hans Moleman." Then the Simpsons of Springfield meet their doppelgangers, the Simpkins from Capital City, and it's worse than they ever expected.
32 pages, $2.99.
FUTURAMA COMICS #71
Written by Jimmy Palmiotti, art by John Delaney, cover by Jason Ho.
p>A tale that brings Fry back to basics as a pizza delivery guy. In this case, however, the Planet Express crew is making a special delivery from a planet that oozes sauce to a Brooklyn pizzeria. But hold on to your cannoli, the mob wants a piece of the action and (BADA-BING!), the Planet Express crew discovers there's a little special ingredient in their shipment that they never expected!
32 pages, $2.99.
SIMPSONS ILLUSTRATED #11
Written and art by various, cover by Jason Ho.
More comic adventures of the Bartman!
48 pages, $3.99.
SIMPSONS SUMMER SHINDIG #8
Written by Ian Boothby and various, art by Rex Lindsey and various, cover by Nina Matsumoto.
Get your hot little hands on the newest summer sampling of the Simpsons! Due to the city's budget cuts, Homer and the Simpsons clan are recruited as the lifeguards at the municipal pool. And be there as Bart Simpson's greatest secret is revealed as Bartman is unmasked in front of all of Springfield! Then Marge asks Homer to do some home improvement! And join McBain as he takes on his archenemy -- "Mendoza!"
48 pages, $4.99.
UNITED PLANKTON PICTURES
SPONGEBOB COMICS #32
Written by Derek Drymon, art by Vincent DePorter and various, cover by Jerry Ordway, Jacob Chabot.
Part 1 of their first Superhero Showdown! It all starts here! SpongeBob's first soggy serialized adventure "Showdown at the Shady Shoals" pulls anchor and begins a 5-issue voyage into aquatic action! In a tale featuring the art of Jerry Ordway, SpongeBob must find out who's stronger: his idol, Mermaid Man, or that noble anti-hero, the proud, muscular, poofy-haired sea king Viro Reganto? It's a question that will send SpongeBob, Mermaid Man, and Viro into a quest that spans decades, from the Briny Age of comics to the pulse-pounding present! Plus: SpongeBob's strange haircut ritual, a fill-in comic, SpongeFunnies by James Kochalka, and a guide to the ancient undersea language of Esperanto?
32 pages, $2.99.
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