Simpsons Comics #48
☆ Be the first to review + Add to your collection — Join freeIn "Tic Tac D'oh!", Homer’s life takes a wild turn when an accidental appearance on a dating game show sparks tension with Marge, leading him to gamble his way through a high-stakes challenge to win her back. Written by Michael Lisbe and Nathan Reger, with art by Phil Ortiz and Nathan Kane, this 2000 Bongo Comics issue blends classic Simpsons chaos with a surprisingly heartfelt twist, all brought to life by Tim Bavington’s inks, Chris Ungar’s colors, and Jeannine Black’s lettering. The cover by Mike Rote and Bill Morrison captures the episode’s frantic energy in a single, memorable frame.
In "Tic Tac D'oh!", Homer's ill-fated appearance on a dating game show sparks a rift with Marge, leading him into a high-stakes game of his own making to win her back—where the rules are strict, the stakes are personal, and the only prize that matters is her forgiveness.
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Reprinted in Simpsons Comics #54 (2001), Simpsons Comics #74 (2002)
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