Simpsons Comics #264

Jul 2017 · Titan

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In "If You Could See What I Smell," Lisa’s life takes a strange turn after a fireworks accident grants her the uncanny ability to see vivid visions triggered by scents. With her new sense, she sets out to uncover the culprit behind the sabotage of the very experiment that changed her. Written by Michael Saikin and brought to life by Jacob Chabot’s art and Art Villanueva’s colors, this quirky episode of Simpsons Comics #264 is a sensory twist on the familiar Springfield formula. Jason Ho and Mike Rote deliver the cover.

Contains 5 stories

If You Could See What I Smell

12 pp · Humor, Domestic

Lisa SimpsonProfessor FrinkSeymour SkinnerRalph WiggumSherriTerriMartin PrinceMilhouse Van HoutenNelson MuntzBart SimpsonGroundskeeper Willie

Lisa’s life gets a strange twist when a fireworks mishap grants her the uncanny ability to see visions triggered by smells. With her new sense, she sets out to uncover who tampered with the experiment—following clues through scent alone.

Bart the Rake

9 pp · Humor, Domestic

Bart SimpsonMilhouse Van HoutenNed FlandersSnake JailbirdProfessor Frink

Golden Receiver

2 pp · Humor, Domestic

Homer SimpsonSanta's Little Helper

Rod & Todd Pray-Off

4 pp · Humor, Domestic

Rod FlandersTodd FlandersNed FlandersHomer SimpsonBart SimpsonSnake JailbirdFat TonyChief WiggumApu Nahasapeemapetilon

Bugged!

5 pp · Humor, Domestic

Homer SimpsonMarge SimpsonBart SimpsonLisa SimpsonMaggie SimpsonJessica LovejoyMilhouse Van HoutenNelson MuntzRalph WiggumSherriTerriWendell BortonAgnes SkinnerBernice HibbertBrandine SpucklerCaptain McCallisterCarl CarlsonChief WiggumCletus SpucklerDr. Julius HibbertEdna KrabappelHelen LovejoyJasper BeardlyLenny LeonardLuann Van HoutenManjula NahasapeemapetilonMiss HooverMoe SzyslakMrs. BortonMrs. MuntzProfessor FrinkSarah WiggumWise GuyShauna Tifton [Princess Kashmir]Superintendent Chalmers

In "Bugged!", Bart is set to perform on stage with other kids for Mother's Day—until Jessica Lovejoy unleashes a swarm of ants up his legs, turning a simple tribute into a squirming, sticky ordeal. The story captures the chaotic humor of childhood antics with a perfectly timed prank gone too far.