Bart Simpson Comics (2000) comic books 2013

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Written by Max Davison and Arie Kaplan. Art by Nina Matsumoto & Various. Cover by Jason Ho and Mike Rote. After Lisa applies her study habits to the art of pranking, Bart has a little familial competition for the title of 'Class Clown.' Then, Bart, Milhouse, and Lisa find a Ouija board, and it doesn't take long before they unleash a demonic spirit from the world beyond. Cover price $2.99.

Written by Eric Rogers & Various. Art by Dean Rankine & Various. Cover by Jason Ho and Mike Rote. In a stunning shift of power, the sons of The Legitimate Businessman's Social Club associates (aka the Mafia) move-in on the 'bully' trade at Springfield Elementary, and they have their sights set on recruiting Bart Simpson as their newest member. In other tales, Homer tries to make up to Maggie by offering her the Moon, Milhouse imagines himself on the plains of Africa, and Professor Frink pays an unexpected visit to the Simpsons household. Cover price $2.99.

Written by Mike W. Barr & Various. Art by John Delaney & Various. Cover by Jason Ho and Mike Rote. Who is Bartman? Find out who the students of Springfield Elementary think he really is! Then, Rod and Todd Flanders get separated from Ned Flanders in downtown Springfield and find themselves on an odyssey to their home, fraught with many dangers (mostly imagined). And Marge's breakfast pancakes lead Maggie on an adventure of her own. Cover price $2.99.

Written by Mike W. Barr & Various. Art by John Delaney & Various. Cover by Jason Ho and Mike Rote. Martin Prince decides to make a move up the Springfield Elementary food chain by auditioning for the role of Bart's second banana. Then, Homer and Bart pull an all-nighter and put themselves on high alert to prevent a potential home invasion. And Marge takes Maggie to get her picture taken by Springfield's preeminent photographer, who has a penchant for premonitions. Cover price $2.99.

Written by Chris Houghton and Pat McGreal. Art by Nina Matsumoto and Dean Rankine. Cover by Jason Ho and Mike Rote. Principal Skinner resorts to desperate measures get Bart to turn in a book report. And in, literally, another literary tale, Bart and his pals head into the Springfield forest in search of what they believe to be a dead body while Homer gets his lard on while competing in a pie-eating contest. Cover price $2.99.

Written by Chris Houghton and Pat McGreal. Art by Nina Matsumoto and Dean Rankine. Cover by Jason Ho and Mike Rote. Homer and Bart come up with a plan to ease the summer heat wave sweeping through Springfield with their own mobile car pool. Then, Bart's attempt to purloin some candy from a birthday party piñata goes awry, and after a whack in the cabeza he ends up speaking nothing but Español. Ay caramba, indeed! Cover price $2.99.

Writing and Art by Sergio Aragones & Various. Cover by Jason Ho and Mike Rote. Exit Through the Comic Shop.' Critics herald El Barto as the breakout artist of his generation - but when someone steps forward to take the credit, the real El Barto has something to 'spray' about it. Then Maggie leads a crew of marauding buccaneers on a merry chase on the high seas, and the last beer in the house keeps slipping away from Angry Dad. Cover price $2.99.

Written by Max Davison and John Zakour. Art by Nathan Kane & Various. Cover by Jason Ho and Mike Rote. When Professor Frink's experiments give rise to a group of highly intelligent chimpanzees, Bart and Milhouse find their treehouse overrun by the educated primates. Once their battle plan to take it back is drawn up from beneath the branches of their beloved hideout, Bart and his buddy must prepare for a final showdown that will either lead to conquest or require escape from the Treehouse of the Apes. Then, Bart and Milhouse seek out their own superheroic origin stories by attempting to acquire 'accidental' superpowers. However, they soon discover that with trying to obtain great power comes great irresponsibility. Finally, Ralph Wiggum takes his place in right field during a baseball game and discovers a world of adventure. Cover price $2.99.

Written by Max Davison and John Zakour. Art by Nathan Kane & Various. Cover by Jason Ho and Mike Rote. Professor Frink designs a robot based on Bart that's the perfect prankster, making Bart obsolete, but can Springfield's original jokester fight the future? Then, Milhouse becomes popular when his father opens a new candy store at the mall only to discover that fame can be fleeting. Cover price $2.99.