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Simpsons Comics Meltdown #[nn]
☆ Be the first to review + Add to your collection — Join freeThis collection gathers a series of Simpsons comic stories originally published in the early 2000s, featuring the familiar antics of Homer, Bart, and the rest of the Springfield gang in a chain of humorous, four-color adventures. The volume compiles issues from the long-running Simpsons Comics line, showcasing the satirical and slapstick style that defines Matt Groening's iconic franchise.
In "3000's Company," Lisa finds herself running Cooder's Carnival after a streak of winning every guessing game at the midway, while Bart’s accidental fire at the comic shop leads the mayor to replace the town’s firemen—chosen for their looks—with Homer and his friends. When the carnival itself catches fire, the unlikely crew must face the consequences of their new roles in Springfield’s chaotic landscape. Cover by Phil Ortiz, written by Ian Boothby, with art by Phil Ortiz, inks by Mike DeCarlo, colors by Art Villanueva, and letters by Karen Bates.
When a meltdown at the nuclear power plant sends Springfield scrambling, Mr. Burns finds himself playing reluctant host as the entire town takes refuge at Burns Manor—his only safe haven above the spreading, toxic mushroom cloud. With no room to spare and his usual schemes sidelined, even the most self-absorbed tycoon must grapple with the chaos of sharing his mansion with every neighbor he’s ever wronged.
When Lisa wins every guessing game at Cooder's Carnival and inherits it, she’s suddenly in charge of a chaotic sideshow — all while Bart’s accidental fire at the comic shop forces the town to replace its inept firemen with Homer and his friends. With the carnival already teetering on the edge, the real danger may not be the flames, but the people trying to put them out.
When Springfield enacts a 24/7 business mandate to boost the economy, the town descends into a surreal haze of sleepless chaos—where even the most mundane moments take on a dreamlike, hallucinatory edge. Jo and her neighbors stumble through endless shifts, their minds fraying under the weight of perpetual wakefulness.
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