Simpsons Comics #120  (Jul 2006) It begins with the pursuit of a home run ball and ends with the downfall of America's greatest pastime. One man will rock the very institution of baseball down to its foundation in pursuit of the American dream... and lots and lots of money. Homer Drops The Ball! MMMMMMMMPages:  25 Script:  James W. Bates Pencils:  John Delaney Inks:  Andrew Pepoy Colors:  Art Villanueva Letters:  Karen Bates Editor:  Bill Morrison     Cover Illustration:   Bill Morrison, Jason Ho, Mike Rote

Simpsons Comics #121  (Aug 2006)    It's ABart Time! Does anyone really know time it is? Not if you ask anyone in Springfield. Homer takes his beef with daylight saving time to Mayor Quimby. The mayor promptly rescinds the order but accidentally creates a loophole that allows everyone in town to set their own random time schedule. Be it Eastern, Central or Pacific Standard Time, chaos ensues. The Town That Time Forgot MMMMMMMMPages:  24 Script:  Ian Boothby Pencils:  Phil Ortiz Inks:  Mike DeCarlo Colors:  Art Villanueva Letters:  Karen Bates Editor:  Bill Morrison     Cover Illustration:   Bill Morrison, Jason Ho, Mike Rote

Simpsons Comics #122  (Sep 2006) In a blast from the past, Homer tells a tale of his teenage troubles and the time he found himself caught in a three-way love triangle between Marge and a lovely young debutante, who also happens to be Mr. Burns' niece. Springfield's Typical Teen-ager Homie in One Plus Two Equals Zero MMMMMMMMPages:  25 Script:  Mary Trainor Pencils:  Phil Ortiz Inks:  Mike DeCarlo Colors:  Art Villanueva Letters:  Karen Bates Editor:  Bill Morrison     Cover Illustration:   Bill Morrison, Jason Ho, Mike Rote Cover Text:   Homer reaching into jar labelled "Cookies", Bart below handing him biscuit from box labelled "Doggy Biscuits"

Simpsons Comics #123  (Oct 2006)    Bart On The Run! Someone's out to kill Bart Simpson, but Sideshow Bob is nowhere to be seen - unless of course you tune into to his new prison reality show. Who can Bart turn to when it seems like everyone is out to get him? And will Sideshow Bob ever learn to speak Cantonese? It's a comic classic to kill for this October! Bobbing For Vengeance MMMMMMMMPages:  25 Script:  Ian Boothby Pencils:  Phil Ortiz Inks:  Mike DeCarlo Colors:  Art Villanueva Letters:  Karen Bates Editor:  Bill Morrison     Cover Illustration:   Jason Ho, Mike Rote, Nathan Kane

Simpsons Comics #124  (Nov 2006) After Flanders sends his boys to summer camp, the Simpsons decide to cheer up the depressed and despondent dad by letting him stay with them. Ned proves that he is never at a loss for a word of encouragement or a word to the wise, but while his sunny disposition and optimistic worldview do wonders for some of the members of the Simpson family, others (OK...we mean Homer) find his clever clichés more than a little passé. 'Til Ned Do Us Part MMMMMMMMPages:  22 Script:  Mary Trainor Pencils:  John Costanza Inks:  Phyllis Novin Colors:  Art Villanueva Letters:  Karen Bates Editor:  Bill Morrison Angry Dad in The Roller Skate MMMMMMMMPages:  3 Script:  Tony DiGerolamo Pencils & Inks:  Jason Ho Colors:  Terry Delgeane Letters:  Karen Bates Editor:  Bill Morrison     Cover Illustration:   Jason Ho, Mike Rote, Nathan Kane Cover Text:   Ned's Bib "Worlds Best Dad"

Simpsons Comics #125  (Dec 2006)    Dog-Gone Hilarious! Bart and Milhouse go camping with Milhouse's mom and her new boyfriend, Bob the RV Salesman. Then, Homer's bad behavior makes Marge a pariah at every bake sale and fundraiser in town. And much more. Bart Simpson in The Hills Have Hicks MMMMMMMMPages:  10 Script:  Jesse Leon McCann Pencils:  John Costanza Inks:  Phyllis Novin Colors:  Art Villanueva Letters:  Karen Bates Editor:  Bill Morrison Maggie Simpson in Maggie's Little Helper MMMMMMMMPages:  8 Script:  Tom Peyer Pencils:  Carlos Valenti Inks:  Andrew Pepoy Colors:  Art Villanueva Letters:  Karen Bates Editor:  Bill Morrison Homer & Marge in Bake Love, Not War MMMMMMMMPages:  8 Script:  Chuck Dixon Pencils:  John Costanza Inks:  Phyllis Novin Colors:  Art Villanueva Letters:  Karen Bates Editor:  Bill Morrison     Cover Illustration:   Jason Ho, Mike Rote, Art Villanueva Cover Text:   Apu's stand has "KWIK-E-DOGS"

Simpsons Comics #126  (Jan 2007)    I Dream of Homie! Ala-diddly-addin and His Magic Lamp. Apu Baba and the Four Thieves. SinBart the Sailor. They're all here as Sheherezade fights for her life by weaving an abridged and adulterated Arabian nighttime adaptation for King Momar Shahryar. 1001 Arabian Nuts     Ala-Diddly-Addin and his Magic Lamp     Apu Baba and the Four Thieves     Sinbart the Sailor MMMMMMMMPages:  25 Script:  Ian Boothby Pencils:  Phil Ortiz Inks:  Mike DeCarlo Colors:  Art Villanueva Letters:  Karen Bates Editor:  Bill Morrison Reprinted in:  Simpsons Comics Get Some Fancy Book Learnin'       Cover Illustration:   Jason Ho, Mike Rote, Nathan Kane An obvious parody of the Disney Aladdin film, with Homer as the Genie and Marge as Jasmine.

Simpsons Comics #127  (Feb 2007)    Dips Ahoy! A three-hour tour turns into a "lost" adventure, stranding the whole Simpson family on a deserted island in a classically illustrated tale of survival we call "Simpsons Family Robinson." Classically Illustrated No. 9   15¢ Simpson Family Robinson Crusoe MMMMMMMMPages:  25 Script:  Mary Trainor Pencils:  John Costanza Inks:  Phyllis Novin Colors:  Art Villanueva Letters:  Karen Bates Editor:  Bill Morrison     Cover Illustration:   John Costanza, Jason Ho, Mike Rote

Simpsons Comics #128  (Mar 2007)    A 25 Page Action Thriller! It's the longest day of Homer Simpson's life. With the Springfield Nuclear Power Plant set to self-destruct and the lives of everyone in town at stake, only one man can set things right and save the world in the next 25 hours. If only he would put his pants back on! 25 The following story takes place between the hours of 6:00 A.M. today and 6:00 A.M. tomorrow... MMMMMMMMPages:  25 Script:  Ian Boothby Pencils:  Phil Ortiz Inks:  Mike DeCarlo Color:  Art Villanueva Letters:  Karen Bates Editor:  Bill Morrison     Cover Illustration:   Jason Ho, Mike Rote An obvious parody of the television series "24", leveraging its use of split screens to show multiple parallel scenes on the cover.

Simpsons Comics #129  (Apr 2007)    Life in the Fats Lane! Homer is guilty of yet another Seven Deadly Sin when he purchases the latest in scooter technology--the Sloth-Around! How will the world react to a man who refuses to walk let alone stand up again? You'd Better Sloth Around! MMMMMMMMPages:  25 Script:  Len Wein Pencils:  John Costanza Inks:  Phyllis Novin Colors:  Art Villanueva Letters:  Karen Bates Editor:  Bill Morrison     Cover Illustration:   Jason Ho, Mike Rote

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