simpsons (fictional characters)

"Discover the reason why Homer Simpson seems to have a new job every week. Then, power mad powerbroker Mr. Burns makes a power grab with his newest power-propelled product. And Marge is back on 'the beat' when she teams up with Chief Wiggum to find out why all the donuts in Springfield have gone missing! Throw in Lisa's bout of synesthesia, a McBain matinee, a rapturous event that leaves Ned Flanders behind, and Bart's bilingual battle with a pinata, and you have another comic cornucopia of colossal proportions"--Provided by publisher.

"Join the fun as Bart meets his double-crossing doppelg?nger, Homer proves there is cause to be alarmed at the nuclear power plant, Moe and the barflies invent a popular beer-flavored donut, the whole family makes itself busy as bees while trying to make money in the honey business, and Bartman faces his deadliest foe of all...the Bartman of the Future!"--Back cover.

"First, Bart and Milhouse battle it out to be the Springfield Isotopes' new batboy, and when Sideshow Bob enacts a plan to humiliate Bart, it backfires on him in a big way. Then Bart gets his hands on Professor Fink's newest invention, and he discovers a need for speed...and a formula for disaster! And when the school bullies suffer from a deficiency of delinquent ideas, they enlist Bart's help to pull off the ultimate prank on the people of Springfield"--Back cover.

Presents a collection of Simpsons comics, following the antics of the Simpson family.

"First up, Bart and Lisa vie for Lard Lad Donut Kid of the Year! Then, Homer and the barflies battle marauding wild beasts as members of the Springfield Bear Patrol, Mr. Burns commandeers the Springfield public beach in the middle of a heat wave, Ralph gets left home alone, Duffman shows his esprit de corps by carrying his message to the ends of the universe, Milhouse takes on an impossible mission, Cletus lays down the law in the backwoods, and McBain faces his archenemy: 'Mendoza!!!'"--Back cover.

"Bart starts his own humor magazine, and it isn't long before Springfield's resident funnyman Krusty the Clown wants in on the business. Then, donut-lovers Homer Simpson and Chief Clancy Wiggum take over each other's deliciously do-nothing jobs ... [In another story,] Bart boards the wrong airplane and finds himself mistaken for local Springshire lad ... Brit Simpson. And when Ned Flanders opens his own friendly tavern, Homer finds himself torn between two bartenders, the ever-surly Moe or everyone's favorite neighborino ... [There is also] an alien abduction, some home disrepair, a pseudo-scientific trip to an alternate reality, a ghostly superhero pairing, and a rescue mission beneath the nuclear power plant"--Provided by publisher.

When the separate universe of "The Simpsons" and "Futurama" intertwine, characters from both TV series must work together to return everyone to their own dimension and sort things out. Includes a reprint of "Simpsons Comics" #1.

Collects a range of comic book stories featuring stories from the "Simpsons." Homer, Barney, and Duffman stop a robbery at the Duff Brewery; Homer gets a tattoo to declare his love for Marge; Krusty quits showbiz to work at the Nuclear Power Plant; and Ned Flanders is flabbergasted when he sees a woman who looks exactly like his deceased wife.

A third collection of Simpsons comics includes stories in which Sideshow Bob tries to exact revenge, Ralph becomes a role model, and Bart sets out to reinvigorate the Radioactive Man comic series.

Presents six comic strips and two shorts starring The Simpsons, with adventures in musicals, cosmetics, the law, prison, and more.