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'''''Simpsons Comics #1''''' is the first issue of ''[[Simpsons Comics]]''. It was released in the United States in November 1993. It contained the main story ''[[The Amazing Colossal Homer]]'' and the secondary story ''[[Bart Simpson's Creepy Crawly Tales "The Collector"]]''. | '''''Simpsons Comics #1''''' is the first issue of ''[[Simpsons Comics]]''. It was released in the United States in November 1993. It contained the main story ''[[The Amazing Colossal Homer]]'' and the secondary story ''[[Bart Simpson's Creepy Crawly Tales "The Collector"]]''. | ||
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Simpsons Comics #1
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Comic Information
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Simpsons Comics #1 is the first issue of Simpsons Comics. It was released in the United States in November 1993. It contained the main story The Amazing Colossal Homer and the secondary story Bart Simpson's Creepy Crawly Tales "The Collector".
A reprint of this issue was packaged in the collection The Simpsons Futurama Crossover Crisis as a flipbook (using both covers).
Contents
Stories
The Amazing Colossal Homer
Mr. Burns accidentally turns Homer into a giant who threatens to destroy the town.
Bart Simpson's Creepy Crawly Tales "The Collector
The Collector's butler, Smedley, leaves to visit his aging mother, leaving him alone. The climate control in his comic vault malfunctions and he attempts to fix it himself. His dog causes the vault door to slam shut on him, trapping him inside. The climate control begins dropping and he must burn his treasured comic book collection to survive. By doing this, he goes psychotic.
International Releases
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Covers
Alternate cover 1
Alternate cover 2
Alternate cover
Trivia
- In 2004, a keyring edition was released.
- The third version of this comic had one part of the Bartcode on it.
