WEDNESDAY, JUNE 17, 2015
BONGO COMICS FOR SEPTEMBER
BART SIMPSON COMICS #98
Written by James W. Bates, Tony DiGerolamo, art by Jason Ho, cover by Mike Rote.
Bart and Milhouse search Springfield to reap the financial rewards being offered by Channel 6 for news tips, but when it turns out to be a slow news day, they decide to fabricate a few phony stories of their own. Meanwhile, Marge is not too thrilled with Bart's fixation on his new violent video game "Skateboard Renegade."
32 pages, $2.99.
SIMPSONS ILLUSTRATED #19
Written by Ian Boothby and various, art by John Delaney and various, cover by Jason Ho.
It's an international affair! Simpsons Comics are published all over the world in a dozen different languages. This month Bongo takes you on a tour around the world and through the pages of Simpsons Comics as you might find them in Belgium, Japan, and Mexico.
48 pages, $3.99.
THE SIMPSONS TREEHOUSE OF HORROR #21
Written by Ian Boothby and various, art by Tone Rodriguez and various, cover by Jason Ho.
Ned Flanders believes he has missed "The Rapture" until he discovers that everyone who has been left behind is left-handed! Then, Apu accidentally receives a shipment of adorable gremlins intended for the sorcery shop a few doors down the block; unfortunately, he doesn't read the warning that tells him not to feed them Squishees after midnight. And visit the "metropolitan" world of Fritz Lang (Simpsons-style), when the idle rich championed by Mr. Burns clash with the working poor led by Marge Simpson.
48 pages, $4.99.
UNITED PLANKTON PICTURES
SPONGEBOB COMICS #48
Written by Mark Martin, David Lewman, art by Mark Martin, Tony Millionaire, cover by Jacob Chabot.
In our first all-Gary issue, SpongeBob's faithful pet snail meows his way through seven slimy stories! First, in "Have a Nice Day, Gary," Gary wriggles his way through calamity, coincidence, and cucumber eye treatments! Then, in "Gary Patty," SpongeBob names a new, experimental patty after Gary-but the snail's new celebrity may have unforeseen consequences. And in "Snail Foot," SpongeBob finally gets to experience life as a mollusk. Plus more gastropod action from Jen Wang, James Kochalka, and Maris Wicks!
32 pages, $2.99.
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