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Bongo Comics Group logo

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New logo from January 2012.

Bongo Comics Group is a company that produce comic books. Founded in 1993 by Matt Groening, Bill Morrison, Steve Vance, and Cindy Vance, it is the producer of Simpsons Comics and various other Simpsons-related comics. A new logo was unveiled in 2012, the first to use it was the UK release of Simpsons Super Spectacular 12 on January 5th.

Titles

Title	Dates	No. of issues
Simpsons Comics	1993 - present	189
Bartman	1993 - 1995	6
Itchy & Scratchy Comics	1993 - 1994	4
Radioactive Man Vol. 1	1993 - 1994	6
Krusty Comics	1995	3
Bart Simpson's Treehouse of Horror	1995 - present	17
Roswell, Little Green Man	1996 - 1999	6
Hopster's Tracks	1998	2
Bart Simpson Comics	2000 - present	70
Futurama Comics	2000 - present	60
Radioactive Man Vol. 2	2000 - 2004	9
Futurama/Simpsons Infinitely Secret Crossover Crisis	2002 - 2003	2
Heroes Anonymous	2003 - 2004	6
Simpsons Classics	2004 - present	30
Simpsons/Futrama Crossover Crisis II	2005	2
Simpsons Super Spectacular	2005 - present	16
The Simpsons Winter Wingding	2006 - present	6
The Simpsons Summer Shindig	2007 - present	5
Comic Book Guy: The Comic Book	2010	5
SpongeBob SquarePants Comics	2011 - present	8
Sergio Aragonés Funnies	2011 - present	6
Simpsons Illustrated	2012 - present	2
Simpsons Comics One-Shot Wonders	2012 - present	2

Single issue publications

Title	Release
Bongo Comics Group Spectacular	1993
The Official History of Bongo Comics	Fall 1993
Bartman and Radioactive Man	1994
Lisa Comics	April 1995
Bart Simpson's Joke Book	June 1995
Radioactive Man #711	July 2007
A Brand New Bongo Comics

External links

Bongo Comics Group at Wikipedia

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