Simpsons Comics #74
☆ Be the first to review + Add to your collection — Join freeIn "Viva Bart," the Simpson family finds themselves in the exotic, sun-drenched nation of Bosqueverde after winning a dream vacation—only for Bart to unexpectedly take center stage as the unlikely leader of a local rebellion. Written by Chuck Dixon and brought to life with vibrant energy by artist Horacio Sandoval, this 2002 Titan Comics adventure blends satire and adventure in a story where the usual chaos of Springfield takes a wildly unexpected turn. The cover, by Bill Morrison and Jason Ho, captures the moment with bold flair.
In "Viva Bart," the Simpson family jets off to the far-flung country of Bosqueverde on a dream vacation—only for Bart to unexpectedly become the unlikely leader of a rebel uprising. As the family’s trip spirals into a surreal political upheaval, Bart finds himself at the center of a revolution he never asked for.
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