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− | '''Three Men and a Comic Book''' is the twenty-first episode of [[Season 2]], which aired on May 9, 1991. The episode was written by [[Jeff Martin]] and directed by [[Wes Archer]]. In order to earn enough money to purchase the very first [[Radioactive Man]] comic book (valued at $100), [[Bart]] takes a part time job with a neighbor. However, after discovering that working is for chumps, Bart enters into a partnership with [[Martin Prince|Martin]] and [[Milhouse Van Houten|Milhouse]]. | + | '''Three Men and a Comic Book''' is the twenty-first episode of [[Season 2]], which aired on May 9, 1991. The episode was written by [[Jeff Martin]] and directed by [[Wes Archer]]. |
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+ | In order to earn enough money to purchase the very first [[Radioactive Man]] comic book (valued at $100), [[Bart]] takes a part time job with a neighbor. However, after discovering that working is for chumps, Bart enters into a partnership with [[Martin Prince|Martin]] and [[Milhouse Van Houten|Milhouse]]. | ||
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[[Bart]] attends a comic book convention and finds the first issue of [[Radioactive Man]] at [[The Android's Dungeon]] sale table for $100. He doesn't have enough money in his own allowance and his parents refuse to give Bart extra money. So Bart turns to [[Mrs. Glick]], who has some rather unsavory chores around the house that he can do, but she only gives him 50 cents for his hard work. Bart returns to the comic book store, only with a few cents extra, and runs into [[Milhouse]] and [[Martin]]. He talks them into pooling their money and buying the first Radioactive Man Comic from Comic Book Guy. None of them want to let the comic book out of their sights and decide to spend the night together in Bart's treehouse. As a storm approaches, Martin devises a plan so that the three boys have equal access to the comic. As he attempts to leave with the comic, Bart stops him. Bart gets progressively more paranoid and becomes convinced that the other two are conspiring against him. | [[Bart]] attends a comic book convention and finds the first issue of [[Radioactive Man]] at [[The Android's Dungeon]] sale table for $100. He doesn't have enough money in his own allowance and his parents refuse to give Bart extra money. So Bart turns to [[Mrs. Glick]], who has some rather unsavory chores around the house that he can do, but she only gives him 50 cents for his hard work. Bart returns to the comic book store, only with a few cents extra, and runs into [[Milhouse]] and [[Martin]]. He talks them into pooling their money and buying the first Radioactive Man Comic from Comic Book Guy. None of them want to let the comic book out of their sights and decide to spend the night together in Bart's treehouse. As a storm approaches, Martin devises a plan so that the three boys have equal access to the comic. As he attempts to leave with the comic, Bart stops him. Bart gets progressively more paranoid and becomes convinced that the other two are conspiring against him. |
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Episode Information
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- ""Wow, Radioactive Man #1! I bet it's worth a million bucks!""
- ―Bart Simpson
Three Men and a Comic Book is the twenty-first episode of Season 2, which aired on May 9, 1991. The episode was written by Jeff Martin and directed by Wes Archer.
In order to earn enough money to purchase the very first Radioactive Man comic book (valued at $100), Bart takes a part time job with a neighbor. However, after discovering that working is for chumps, Bart enters into a partnership with Martin and Milhouse.
Plot
Bart attends a comic book convention and finds the first issue of Radioactive Man at The Android's Dungeon sale table for $100. He doesn't have enough money in his own allowance and his parents refuse to give Bart extra money. So Bart turns to Mrs. Glick, who has some rather unsavory chores around the house that he can do, but she only gives him 50 cents for his hard work. Bart returns to the comic book store, only with a few cents extra, and runs into Milhouse and Martin. He talks them into pooling their money and buying the first Radioactive Man Comic from Comic Book Guy. None of them want to let the comic book out of their sights and decide to spend the night together in Bart's treehouse. As a storm approaches, Martin devises a plan so that the three boys have equal access to the comic. As he attempts to leave with the comic, Bart stops him. Bart gets progressively more paranoid and becomes convinced that the other two are conspiring against him.
Eventually, each boy is at each other's throat. When Martin gets up in the middle of the night to use the bathroom, Bart thinks he plans on stealing the comic book and subsequently ties him up. Meanwhile a storm is raging outside. Milhouse falls out of the treehouse as a gust of wind takes hold of the comic so that it flies towards the entrance. Bart reaches out to grab Milhouse by the hand. He is forced to decide between Milhouse and the comic. After mulling over his options, Bart chooses Milhouse and pulls him up into the treehouse. The comic flies out the door and is zapped by lightning, and shredded by Santa's Little Helper.
The next morning, the three boys reflect on how their inability to share lead to the destruction of the comic book. However, they never noticed that the final panel was was not shredded and was peacefully being a nest mat for a mother bird.
pt:Três homens e um gibi