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| + | |title=Bongo Free-For-All 2012 | ||
| + | |image=[[File:FCBD 2012.jpg|250px]] | ||
| + | |released = May 7, [[2012]] | ||
| + | |company = [[Bongo]] | ||
| + | |series = Bongo Free-For-All Comics | ||
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| + | |country = [[USA]] | ||
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| + | '''''Bongo Free-For All 2012''''' is a comic book that is going to be sold on May 7, 2012 on Free Comic Book Day.<ref> http://www.freecomicbookday.com/article.asp?ai=115701&si=789</ref> | ||
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| + | Bongo offers the best in humor comics with a proud tale from the boasting barflies of [[Moe’s Tavern]], as they recount their close encounter with marauding beasts as members of the Springfield Bear Patrol. And [[Sergio Aragonés]] joins the fun with a story from his own past of how he made his first peso as an underground and underage artist. THEN, flip over the book for two of the swimmingest SpongeBob sagas from the series' hard-to-find earliest issues. In "Squidward and the Golden Clarinet," SpongeBob reads an issue of Mermaid Man to a less-than-welcoming Squidward. But this story has a musical hook even Squidward can't resist. Plus: a page of gags that go off the deep end by indie artiste James Kochalka. | ||
| + | ==References== | ||
| + | {{reflist}} | ||
Revision as of 07:16, January 15, 2012
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Bongo Free-For All 2012 is a comic book that is going to be sold on May 7, 2012 on Free Comic Book Day.[1]
Bongo offers the best in humor comics with a proud tale from the boasting barflies of Moe’s Tavern, as they recount their close encounter with marauding beasts as members of the Springfield Bear Patrol. And Sergio Aragonés joins the fun with a story from his own past of how he made his first peso as an underground and underage artist. THEN, flip over the book for two of the swimmingest SpongeBob sagas from the series' hard-to-find earliest issues. In "Squidward and the Golden Clarinet," SpongeBob reads an issue of Mermaid Man to a less-than-welcoming Squidward. But this story has a musical hook even Squidward can't resist. Plus: a page of gags that go off the deep end by indie artiste James Kochalka.
