Simpsons Comics #31
☆ Be the first to review + Add to your collection — Join freeIn "Worst Con Ever!", Homer and Bart stumble upon Grampa's stash of old comic books and decide to open their own comic shop—only to accidentally drive Comic Book Guy out of business. With Homer mirroring the grumpy clerk's every habit, the Springfield Comic Con becomes a chaotic showdown of fandom and rivalry. Written by Eric Rogers and illustrated by John Costanza, with colors by Art Villanueva and letters by Karen Bates, the cover by Mike Rote captures the absurd energy of the moment.
Homer’s thrilled to finally meet his idol, the legendary Christmas Ape, at Springfield’s first-ever comic convention—but when the event turns into a chaotic mess of overpriced merch, confused cosplayers, and a very unimpressed ape, Homer’s dream of a celebrity meet-and-greet takes a wild, hilarious detour.
When Homer and Bart stumble upon Grampa’s old comic books, they decide to open a comic shop of their own—only to accidentally drive Comic Book Guy out of business. As Homer starts mimicking the store’s grumpy owner, the line between imitation and obsession begins to blur.
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