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{{Comics | {{Comics | ||
|title= Simpsons Illustrated #22 | |title= Simpsons Illustrated #22 | ||
|image= [[File:Simpsons Illustrated 22.jpg|250px]] | |image= [[File:Simpsons Illustrated 22.jpg|250px]] | ||
| − | | | + | |publication= March [[2016]] |
| − | | | + | |released = March 22, 2016 |
| − | |series= ''{{ | + | |series= ''{{ap|Simpsons Illustrated|Bongo Comics}}'' |
| − | |pages= | + | |pages= 48 |
| − | |stories= [[Bowl Me Over]]<br>[[The True Origin of Radioactive Man]]<br>[[The Simpson Project]] | + | |stories= ''[[Bowl Me Over]]''<br>''[[The True Origin of Radioactive Man]]''<br>''[[The Simpson Project]]'' |
|company= [[Bongo Comics Group]] | |company= [[Bongo Comics Group]] | ||
| − | |country= | + | |country= [[USA]]<br>[[Canada]] |
| + | |price = {{USA|$4.99}}<br>{{Canada|$5.99}} | ||
}} | }} | ||
| − | '''''Simpsons Illustrated #22''''' is the twenty-second issue of ''{{ | + | |
| + | '''''Simpsons Illustrated #22''''' is the twenty-second issue of ''{{ap|Simpsons Illustrated|Bongo Comics}}''. It was released in the [[USA]] and [[Canada]] on March 22, [[2016]]. | ||
== Description == | == Description == | ||
| − | {{desc|After being booted from the Pin Pals for conduct unbecoming a bowler, Homer finds himself being the newest member of Jimbo, Dolph and | + | {{desc|After being booted from the [[Pin Pals]] for conduct unbecoming a bowler, [[Homer]] finds himself being the newest member of [[Jimbo]], [[Dolph]] and [[Kearney]]'s street bowling team. Meanwhile, the identity of [[El Barto]] is revealed... but [[Bart]] is none too happy when the attention and notoriety of [[Springfield]]'s greatest graffiti artist is lavished on the wrong person. Then, Bart and [[Milhouse]] make a big racket while building a rocket and become a big threat to national security in "The Simpsons Project." Oh, and [[Fallout Boy]] discovers the true and completely non-derivative origin of {{Ch|Radioactive Man}}!}} |
| − | ==Stories== | + | |
| − | ===Bowl Me Over=== | + | == Stories == |
| + | === Bowl Me Over === | ||
{{main|Bowl Me Over}} | {{main|Bowl Me Over}} | ||
| − | ===The True Origin of Radioactive Man=== | + | |
| + | === The True Origin of Radioactive Man === | ||
{{main|The True Origin of Radioactive Man}} | {{main|The True Origin of Radioactive Man}} | ||
| − | ===The Simpson Project=== | + | |
| + | === The Simpson Project === | ||
{{main|The Simpson Project}} | {{main|The Simpson Project}} | ||
| − | {{Simpsons Illustrated}} | + | |
| − | [[Category:Simpsons Illustrated ( | + | {{Simpsons Illustrated Bongo}} |
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| + | [[Category:Simpsons Illustrated (Bongo Comics)|22]] | ||
[[Category:2016]] | [[Category:2016]] | ||
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Simpsons Illustrated #22
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Comic Information
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Simpsons Illustrated #22 is the twenty-second issue of Simpsons Illustrated. It was released in the USA and Canada on March 22, 2016.
Contents
Description[edit]
- "After being booted from the Pin Pals for conduct unbecoming a bowler, Homer finds himself being the newest member of Jimbo, Dolph and Kearney's street bowling team. Meanwhile, the identity of El Barto is revealed... but Bart is none too happy when the attention and notoriety of Springfield's greatest graffiti artist is lavished on the wrong person. Then, Bart and Milhouse make a big racket while building a rocket and become a big threat to national security in "The Simpsons Project." Oh, and Fallout Boy discovers the true and completely non-derivative origin of Radioactive Man!"
Stories[edit]
Bowl Me Over[edit]
The True Origin of Radioactive Man[edit]
The Simpson Project[edit]
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