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VERY FINE/NEAR MINT
(W) Ian Boothby & Various (A) Tony Digerolamo & Various (CA) Jason Ho, Mike Rote Bongo celebrates its 20th year and landmark 200th issue of Simpsons Comics with an extra-special, supersized story about (what else?) the bicentennial celebration of the history of Springfield. Witness the heretofore untold and influential past of the town that's affectionately become known as 'America's crudbucket,' and find out from tales of its fantastic forefathers to its civil war to its fight for civil rights why the worst city in the country is also its funniest! And, as they say….much, much more! Date Available: 03/20/2013
BONUS REVIEW by Gary Owens
 Not only is this the 200th issue, it's the 20th anniversary of Bongo comics. Most of the crew sees action (except Maggie), and the stories are as funny as they come. Like anniversary issues of old, the covers of each of the 200 issues are on display. Simpson's stuff is fun, unpredictable, and in the case of the comics, hilarious when they poke fun at other comic characters/companies (which happens for a short period here -- best scenes in the whole comic). Check it out for a good laugh. I give it 10 out of 10 Grahams VERY FINE/NEAR MINT
(W) Ian Boothby & Various (A) Tony Digerolamo & Various (CA) Jason Ho, Mike Rote Bongo celebrates its 20th year and landmark 200th issue of Simpsons Comics with an extra-special, supersized story about (what else?) the bicentennial celebration of the history of Springfield. Witness the heretofore untold and influential past of the town that's affectionately become known as 'America's crudbucket,' and find out from tales of its fantastic forefathers to its civil war to its fight for civil rights why the worst city in the country is also its funniest! And, as they say….much, much more! Date Available: 03/20/2013
BONUS REVIEW by Gary Owens
Not only is this the 200th issue, it's the 20th anniversary of Bongo comics. Most of the crew sees action (except Maggie), and the stories are as funny as they come. Like anniversary issues of old, the covers of each of the 200 issues are on display. Simpson's stuff is fun, unpredictable, and in the case of the comics, hilarious when they poke fun at other comic characters/companies (which happens for a short period here -- best scenes in the whole comic). Check it out for a good laugh. I give it 10 out of 10 Grahams Customers who bought this, also bought:
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