Simpsons Comics #236
☆ Be the first to review + Add to your collection — Join freeIn "Bear Patrol III: Panda-monium!", Marge surprises the family with a trip to a mountain cabin that instantly rings a bell for Homer—his long-buried past comes rushing back in a way that's equal parts hilarious and oddly revealing. Written by Michael Saikin and brought to life by Rex Lindsey’s expressive art, with Mike Rote’s inks and Art Villanueva’s colors, this issue delivers the signature Simpsons charm with a side of mystery. Jason Ho’s cover captures the chaos perfectly, and the whole story unfolds with the show’s trademark mix of heart and absurdity.
In "Homer Mountain," Marge surprises the family with a trip to a cozy mountain cabin—only for Homer’s unease to grow as the familiar surroundings stir long-buried memories. What starts as a simple getaway quickly unravels into a moment of unexpected vulnerability, exposing a secret tied to a past he’s never spoken of.
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Reprinted in Simpsons Comics #1 (2017), Simpsons Comics #8 (2018)
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