Simpsons Comics #49

Jun 2000 · Bongo · 2.50 USD; 3.50 CAD

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“Maggie Come Home”

In "Maggie Come Home," Lisa stumbles upon a strange conspiracy targeting Springfield’s kids when a misunderstanding with the new baby-sitters union leads to Maggie vanishing into the labyrinth of organized labor. Written by Ian Boothby and illustrated by James Lloyd, with inks by Tim Bavington, colors by Nathan Kane, and letters by Jeannine Black, this 2000 Bongo Comics issue blends suburban satire with a touch of bureaucratic absurdity. The cover, by Mike Rote, captures the chaos in bold, expressive lines.

writer Ian Boothby · artist James Lloyd · inker Tim Bavington · colorist Nathan Kane · letterer Jeannine Black · cover Mike Rote

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writer Ian Boothby

artist James Lloyd

inker Tim Bavington

colorist Nathan Kane

letterer Jeannine Black

cover pencils, inks Mike Rote

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Lisa discovers an insidious plot against the youth of Springfield after she runs afoul of the new baby-sitters union and Maggie gets lost in the red tape of organized labor.

Plot details indexed by the Grand Comics Database (CC BY-SA).

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