Simpsons Comics Supernova #[nn]
☆ Be the first to review + Add to your collection — Join freeIn "Uncle Burn$," Marge Simpson takes the meteorological spotlight when her hair—naturally attuned to the elements—makes her the town’s new weather girl, much to the surprise of Kent Brockman’s former on-air partner. With her soothing presence and uncanny forecasts, she brings a wave of comfort to Springfield, only to find herself caught in a quiet storm when the comfort food cartel begins turning public sentiment against her. Written by Ian Boothby and illustrated by Phil Ortiz, with inks by Mike DeCarlo, colors by Art Villanueva, and letters by Karen Bates, this 2013 issue features a cover by Kevin M. Newman and Mike Rote.
Homer, once the famed escape artist "The Amazing Lardini," tries to stay famous by attempting to set a record for the longest time spent on the couch—only to find that his real legacy might not be his stunts, but the mysterious fungus Lisa discovers growing on him after he finally gets up.
When Kent Brockman’s weather girl relocates, Marge Simpson unexpectedly takes over the forecast—her hair, it turns out, naturally predicts the weather. Her soothing presence and cheerful delivery make viewers feel so good that a secret comfort food cartel begins manipulating public opinion to bring her down, all while Marge struggles to balance her new role with her family life.
Lisa Simpson’s Book Club brings together students who share stories inspired by famous novels—each a clever, funny twist on a well-known tale. When the club’s meeting ends, the next group to use the room accidentally sets fire to a stack of books, leaving the fate of the school’s library hanging.
When Bart misplaces his prized Extreme Raging Radioactive Man Isotopium-X Half-Life Blaster, he and his friends dive into the city landfill in a frantic search—unaware that Comic Book Guy is quietly following, eyes peeled for forgotten comic gems among the trash.
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