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'''''Rise of the Szyslaks''''' is a [[Simpsons Comics]] story that appears in {{SC|151}}.
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'''''In the Name of Lava!''''' is a [[Simpsons Comics]] story that appears in {{SC|152}}.
  
[[Homer]] becomes furious when [[Rainer Wolfcastle]] is forced to leave ''[[Celebrity Squaredancing]]'' and goes to [[Moe's Tavern]]. [[Moe]] is about to be visited by his brother, [[Stringfellow Szyslak]], but he does not want to meet him, so he let's Homer act as the bar owner while he hides. Stringfellow tells Homer about their rich childhood, and he came to get Moe to stop his self-exile and rejoin the family he left. When Stringfellow leaves Moe's Tavern, Moe tells Homer about how he left the family when his 14th prizefighter ended badly - he got a new face and began to study at [[Swigmore University]]. Homer tells to him that Stringfellow mentioned that [[Daphne]] is with him and when he asks who she is Moe asks him to leave the bar.
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In a hunt for [[Bigfoot]] after discovering a bad smell in the area, [[Bart]] climbs to the top of [[Mt. Springfield]] with [[Milhouse]]. They find the source of the smell to be [[Cletus]], who is burning tires. Bart tells Milhouse that he has come up with a good prank, and goes home to trick Homer. He tells him to look towards the mountain and tells him that the smoke from the tire fire is from a volcano that has become active. Homer becomes afraid and tells to the family that they must flee. Homer drives off with full throttle after he starts the car with the family, but gets stopped by [[Clancy Wiggum]]. He says he accelerates because he wants to avoid the volcano and shows Clancy the smoke from Mt. Springfield. Clancy begins to spread the word via his police radio, and the TV broadcasts were interrupted, with an alert revealing that the volcano is active and invites viewers to evacuate the city.
  
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In the Name of Lava! is a Simpsons Comics story that appears in Simpsons Comics #152.

In a hunt for Bigfoot after discovering a bad smell in the area, Bart climbs to the top of Mt. Springfield with Milhouse. They find the source of the smell to be Cletus, who is burning tires. Bart tells Milhouse that he has come up with a good prank, and goes home to trick Homer. He tells him to look towards the mountain and tells him that the smoke from the tire fire is from a volcano that has become active. Homer becomes afraid and tells to the family that they must flee. Homer drives off with full throttle after he starts the car with the family, but gets stopped by Clancy Wiggum. He says he accelerates because he wants to avoid the volcano and shows Clancy the smoke from Mt. Springfield. Clancy begins to spread the word via his police radio, and the TV broadcasts were interrupted, with an alert revealing that the volcano is active and invites viewers to evacuate the city.

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