NOVEMBER 2012

Bart Simpson Comics #77

Written By: Ian Boothby and John Jackson Miller

Art By: John Delaney

Cover By: Jason Ho and Mike Rote

Description: Bart and Ralph are teamed together as part of a new program called Kid Cops, but when it comes down to itm which one is the good cop, and which one is the bad cop? Then, Bart partners up with Larry H. Lawyer and sues a comic book companies over truth in comic book advertising, and that’s just the beginning of a civil suit that’s anything but civil.

32 pages, $2.99.

Simpsons Comics #196

Written By: Ian Boothby

Art By: John Costanza

Cover By: Jason Ho and Mike Rote

Description: After going to a used book sale at the library, Homer and Lisa take some books to the Springfield Retirement Castle, where Grampa read to them from The Complete Works of Oscar Wilde. However, without his missing glasses, Grampa’s take on the Irish poet and playwright’s fairy stories become truly wild indeed.

32 pages, $2.99.

Futurama Comics #64

Written By: Ian Boothby

Art By: Dan Davis, James Lloyd

Cover By: James Lloyd and Mike Rote

Description: Professor Farnsworth sends the Planet Express crew to Neptune to shut down Robot Santa’s naughty or nice tracking system, which is spreading embarrassing personal information about everyone across the Internet. However, an overload of so much secret information may very well destroy Earth unless Robot Santa can bring a little peace on Earth and goodwill to all men.

32 pages, $2.99.

The Simpsons Winter Wingding #7

Written By: Chris Bonham and various

Art By: Chris Yambar and various

Cover By: Jason Ho and Mike Rote

Description: Springfield is ready to celebrate the holiday season, but the weather just isn’t cooperating, and it’s up to Lisa to find out what’s keeping winter away. Then, all the girls at Springfield Elementary try to capture Bart beneath the mistletoe and steal a Christmas kiss. Will they succeed or will Bart remain cootie-free? And when Homer once again ruins Ned Flanders annual holiday party, Ned is pushed past his breaking point. Can Homer make amends or is this the end of their relationship?

48 pages, $4.99.

SOURCE: Comics Continuum