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''Italic text''The sub-plot of this episode involves a comic book shop opening that threatens to put the Androids Dungeon out of business, the shop becomes even more popular when Alan Moore (comic book writer, including ''V for Vendetta'' and ''Watchmen''), Art Spiegelman (''Maus'' and Daniel Clowes (''Ghost World'') pay a visit to it.
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''Italic text''The sub-plot of this episode involves a comic book shop opening that threatens to put the Androids Dungeon out of business, the shop becomes even more popular when Alan Moore (comic book writer, including ''V for Vendetta'' and ''Watchmen''), Art Spiegelman (''Maus'') and Daniel Clowes (''Ghost World'') pay a visit to it.
  
  

Revision as of 09:30, November 21, 2007

Italic textThe sub-plot of this episode involves a comic book shop opening that threatens to put the Androids Dungeon out of business, the shop becomes even more popular when Alan Moore (comic book writer, including V for Vendetta and Watchmen), Art Spiegelman (Maus) and Daniel Clowes (Ghost World) pay a visit to it.


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Season 19 Episodes
He Loves to Fly and He D'ohs The Homer of Seville Midnight Towboy I Don't Wanna Know Why the Caged Bird Sings Treehouse of Horror XVIII Little Orphan Millie Husbands and Knives Funeral for a Fiend Eternal Moonshine of the Simpson Mind E Pluribus Wiggum That '90s Show Love, Springfieldian Style The Debarted Dial "N" for Nerder Smoke on the Daughter Papa Don't Leech Apocalypse Cow Any Given Sundance Mona Leaves-a All About Lisa