BONGO COMICS FOR NOVEMBER

BART SIMPSON COMICS #93

Written by Max Davison, Michael Saikan, art by Mike Kazaleh, cover by Jason Ho.

Milhouse sends Bart off and running on a wild goose chase for "cyber" zoo animals run amuck. Then, Bart has a plan of his own to get Lisa's goat when he poses as a pen pal from a distant land.

32 pages, $2.99.

FUTURAMA COMICS #73

Written by Eric Rogers, art by James Lloyd, cover by Jason Ho.

If you thought computer viruses were bad, just wait until Planet Express' morally bankrupt bending unit starts spreading a social disease of his own around New New York City, causing a calamitous epidemic of robot zombies!

32 pages, $2.99.

SIMPSONS ILLUSTRATED #14

Written by Ian Boothby and various, art by Phil Ortiz, James Lloyd, cover by Jason Ho.

Explore the facts, the failures, and the foibles of the busiest, bureaucratic business in Springfield -- the Unemployment Office! Every citizen has a tale to tell. Then, Bart is mistaken for a big ugly fish -- the Feios Peixes Grande -- and has to run for his life from a crew of revenge-obsessed sailors. And finally, after winning a free trip from Krusty the Clown, Bart manages wreak havoc on an airplane and create his own "No Fly Zone."

48 pages, $3.99.

THE SIMPSONS WINTER WINGDING #9

Written by Max Davison and various, art by Phil Ortiz, cover by Jason Ho.

Springfield is hit by the biggest snowstorm in history and becomes buried under 20 feet of snow. See how the citizens thrive and survive by building an intricate system of tunnels to help them go about their daily lives. Then, there must have been some magic in that new cosmic ray that Prof. Frink invented, because once he points it at Bart's snowman the juvenile jokester has a brand-new friend named Snowmer! And when Comic Book Guy unearths a videotape recording of the nearly forgotten 1979 Radioactive Man Holiday Special youíll be wishing the yuletide classic was but a distant holiday memory, never to be revisited!

48 pages, $4.99.