Simpsons Comics #62
☆ Be the first to review + Add to your collection — Join freeIn "Tanks for Nothing," Homer Simpson takes his antics to a whole new level—literally—when he commandeers a tank to get to work, only to spark a full-blown parking feud that spirals out of control. Written by Ian Boothby and brought to life with sharp, energetic art by Phil Ortiz, inks by Tim Harkins, and vibrant colors by Art Villanueva, this 2002 Titan Comics issue sees Springfield teetering on the edge of chaos. The cover, by Bill Morrison and Jason Ho, captures the absurdity perfectly.
When Homer accidentally parks his borrowed tank in front of Moe’s Tavern, he unwittingly ignites a chain reaction of petty grudges and escalating chaos—sparking a full-blown war that threatens to turn Springfield into a parking lot of doom. With no clear winner in sight and the entire planet hanging in the balance, it’s up to the usual suspects to figure out how to stop the madness before the next drive-by is the last one.
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