The Simpsons Comics Guide
Simpsons Comics
Issues 150 - 159
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Simpsons Comics #150 (Jan 2009)
Fifteen Years In The Mocking!
When Principal Skinner decides to make a change in the Springfield
Elementary lunch program by bringing in an overzealous dietary reformer
from Europe, Bart finds an opportunity for fun and profit as a provider
of junk food to his underserved and unsweetened schoolmates. Plus, a
special commemorative 150th issue poster! Simpsons Comics turns 150 this
January!
How Sweet It Ain't
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Script: |
Ian Boothby |
Pencils: |
John Delaney |
Inks: |
Dan Davis |
Colors: |
Art Villanueva |
Letters: |
Karen Bates |
Editor: |
Bill Morrison |
Reprinted in: |
Simpsons Comics Colossal Compendium: Volume 1 |
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Cover Illustration: |
Jason Ho, Mike Rote |
Cover Text: |
Giant Poster Inside! |
Poster: |
Bill Morrison |
Simpsons Comics #150 includes a foldout poster of the wrap-around cover below.
Cover artwork from Simpsons Comics #150
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Simpsons Comics #151 (Feb 2009)
Moe Money!
Moe could use a little bartenderly advice of his own when his past, in the form of
the long lost Syzslak clan, catches up with him. But will this lost and found saga
reunite Moe with the family he longs for, or will it prove to be another opportunity
for life to kick him in the teeth?
Rise of the Szyslaks
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Script: |
Chuck Dixon and E. Blackburn |
Pencils: |
Phil Ortiz |
Inks: |
Mike DeCarlo |
Colors: |
Art Villanueva |
Letters: |
Karen Bates |
Editor: |
Bill Morrison |
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Cover Illustration: |
Jason Ho, Mike Rote |
That's Moe dressed as Richie Rich, of course, leading us to surmise that perhaps
they copied a Richie Rich cover. Found plenty of cover images of Richie Rich swimming in,
standing on, shoveling, hauling, thatching roofs with and otherwise using money in creative
ways but after checking hundreds of covers in two dozen series no simple wheelbarrels of money.
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Simpsons Comics #152 (Mar 2009)
I Lava The Comics!
Bart is up to his old tricks when he convinces Homer there is an active volcano in the
mountains surrounding Springfield, but his prank spreads like wildfire through the town,
and before long everyone is in a panic!
In The Name of Lava!
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Script: |
James W. Bates |
Pencils: |
Phil Ortiz |
Inks: |
Mike DeCarlo |
Colors: |
Art Villanueva |
Letters: |
Karen Bates |
Editor: |
Bill Morrison |
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Cover Illustration: |
Jason Ho, Mike Rote, Serban Cristescu |
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Simpsons Comics #153 (Apr 2009)
Feelin' Lucky, Punk?
It's a Simpsons Double Feature! First, Bart is left to his own devices at the local Laundromat,
and you'll be amazed how much damage one boy can do with a pocketful of quarters! Then, a famous
painter dies leaving a portfolio of paintings featuring Homer. Where did this strange obsession
come from and who is behind it all?
Bart Simpson in: On The Bubble
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Script: |
James W. Bates |
Pencils: |
John Costanza |
Inks: |
Phyllis Novin |
Colors: |
Art Villanueva |
Letters: |
Karen Bates |
Editor: |
Bill Morrison |
Pieces Of Homer
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14 |
Script: |
Chuck Dixon |
Pencils: |
John Costanza |
Inks: |
Phyllis Novin |
Colors: |
Art Villanueva |
Letters: |
Karen Bates |
Editor: |
Bill Morrison |
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Cover Illustration: |
Jason Ho, Mike Rote |
Cover Text: |
Marge at slot machine which reads "JACKPOT!" |
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Simpsons Comics #154 (May 2009)
It's the Latest Buzz!
When the Simpsons discover a bee infestation in their home, they are determined to have the buzzing
insects exterminated - until they taste the sweet, sweet honey produced by the hive! Then, they
make themselves busy as bees building up their new honey business.
Honey Nut Cheery D'ohs!
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Script: |
Len Wein |
Pencils: |
Phil Ortiz |
Inks: |
Mike DeCarlo |
Colors: |
Art Villanueva |
Letters: |
Karen Bates |
Editor: |
Bill Morrison |
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Cover Illustration: |
Jason Ho, Mike Rote |
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Simpsons Comics #155 (Jun 2009)
The 3-Part Radioactive Man Event Begins Here!
The first multiple-title crossover since 1994's
When Bongos Collide!
Witness the event series that will
change Radioactive Man, Bart Simpson, and the citizens of Springfield's lives
forever. It's a three-part tale told in three consecutive weeks that will
reinvent summer crossovers and comic storytelling, as we know it!
It's 'The Great, Extreme, Ultimate, and Totally Awesome Radioactive Man Event!'
In Part 1, the new publisher of Radioactive Man comics, Krusty the Clown, is
looking for a new marketing ploy to reinvigorate the character and bring in new
readers; however, rumors of changes to the iconic irradiated crusader set the
townsfolk abuzz. Is it time to form an angry mob or to form a line at the Android's
Dungeon?
The original Simpsons crossover When Bongos Collide began in
Itchy & Scratchy #3, was continued in
Simpsons Comics #5 and ended in
Bartman #3.
This crossover began with
Simpsons Comics #155 (this comic), then continued in
Bart Simpson #48 and concluded with
Simpsons Super Spectacular #9.
The Best Radioactive Man Event Ever! Part 1
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Script: |
Batton Lash |
Pencils: |
Tone Rodriguez |
Inks: |
Andrew Pepoy |
Colors: |
Art Villanueva |
Letters: |
Karen Bates |
Editor: |
Bill Morrison |
Reprinted in: |
Best Radioactive Man Event Ever  (limited edition) |
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Cover Illustration: |
Bill Morrison, Jason Ho, Mike Rote |
Cover Text: |
Homer is hawking merchandise with sign "'Official' Radioactive Man T-Shirts Only $30" in front of Android's Dungeon store that has sign "Radioactive-Mania Is Here!" as well as the usual "Take Me To Your Comic Book & [blocked]" |
Placing the three crossover issues together provides the following panorama;
Cover artwork from Simpsons Comics #155, Bart Simpson #48 and Simpsons Super Spectacular #9
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Simpsons Comics #156 (Jul 2009)
Now in Our Second Century!
It's the year 2200, and Homer J. Simpson XIII is the curator of a museum dedicated to the
exploits of history's most famous family of the 21st century. Take a guided tour with us
as we reveal all the times the Simpson family saved the world - whether they planned to
or not!
The Simpsons Save the World (July, 2194)
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Script & Pencils: |
Ty Templeton |
Inks: |
Shane Glines |
Colors: |
Art Villanueva |
Letters: |
Karen Bates |
Editor: |
Bill Morrison |
Reprinted in: |
Simpsons Comics Colossal Compendium: Volume 1 |
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Cover Illustration: |
Jason Ho, Mike Rote, Nathan E. Hamill |
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Simpsons Comics #157 (Aug 2009)
Second-Hand Joke!
When Springfield is named the Ugliest City in America, citing Selma and Patty as prime examples
of the city's populace, Marge takes matters into her own hands. Chances are things are going to
get a lot uglier before they get, um, less ugly!
Marge's Extreme Make-Under
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25 |
Script: |
James W. Bates |
Pencils: |
John Costanza |
Inks: |
Phyllis Novin |
Colors: |
Art Villanueva |
Letters: |
Karen Bates |
Editor: |
Bill Morrison |
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Cover Illustration: |
Jason Ho, Mike Rote, Serban Cristescu |
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Simpsons Comics #158 (Sep 2009)
Another Bird-Brained Issue!
After having to deal with the restrictions of the neighborhood homeowners association,
Homer, with a little encouragement from a new neighbor, runs for president of the
organization. However, once he takes office, the residents are subject to Homer's
ridiculous neighborhood whims - until something even worse threatens to change...
Homeowner Homer
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25 |
Script: |
Chuck Dixon |
Pencils: |
Phil Ortiz |
Inks: |
Mike DeCarlo |
Colors: |
Art Villanueva |
Letters: |
Karen Bates |
Editor: |
Bill Morrison |
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Cover Illustration: |
Jason Ho, Mike Rote |
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Simpsons Comics #159 (Oct 2009)
You May Expierence A Slight Burning Sensation!
Meet the C. Montgomery Burns of the future, or rather, the artificial intelligence that will
soon be operational in order to ensure that Mr. Burns and his legacy will live on! But when
'Big Monty' goes online a little sooner than expected, he reaches through the Internet and
finds a special friend in an unsuspecting Lisa Simpson!
Big Monty
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29 |
Script: |
Chuck Dixon & Gavin Jennings |
Pencils: |
Phil Ortiz |
Inks: |
Mike DeCarlo |
Colors: |
Art Villanueva |
Letters: |
Karen Bates |
Editor: |
Bill Morrison |
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Cover Illustration: |
Jason Ho, Mike Rote |
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