Simpsons Comics #231
In "Mass Historia!", Springfield's bicentennial celebration takes a wild turn as the town's forgotten past unfolds in all its absurd, heroic, and utterly bizarre glory. Written by Ian Boothby and brought to life by Phil Ortiz’s vibrant art, with inks by Mike DeCarlo, colors by Art Villanueva, and letters by Karen Bates, this supersized tale reveals the surprisingly epic roots of the city that’s earned its nickname as “America’s crudbucket.” The cover by Phil Ortiz captures the chaotic spirit of the story, a 3.99 GBP comic from 2014 that’s equal parts history lesson and satire.
In "Mass Historia!", Springfield’s bicentennial celebration takes a wildly exaggerated turn as the town’s chaotic past is unearthed in all its gloriously absurd detail. From forgotten pioneers to a civil war fought over parking spots, this oversized tale dives into the legendary — and entirely fictional — roots of America’s most famously dysfunctional city, revealing why its reputation for chaos might just be part of its charm.
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