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An advertisement for the comic strips in Simpsons Comics #44.
The Simpsons Comic Strips were comic strips that ran in several newspapers in the United States. The comic strips were created years before their publication in newspapers, and it seems most likely that these comic strips were planned to appear in issues of Simpsons Comics. Several strips were planned to be released in The Simpsons Comic Strip Cavalcade, to be released in June 2004, before the strips stopped running in newspapers, but the book was never released. 80 comic strips are known to have run in newspapers, with some known to have run in UK issues of Simpsons Comics.
List of comic strips
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- Bart Simpson's Comic Strips
- All You Need is Couch
- Springfield Elementary: Behold the Playground
- Homer's Day at the Plant
- Senior Volun-Teacher Week
- Seniors Reading Poetry Night
- Missing Underwear Rhyme
- Ultra Sour Sourballs Experiment
- Give Me Lima Beans, or Give Me Death!
- Homer the Pooh: Chapter One
- This Week in Local Sports
- The Boys Find a Playdude
- 21 Muntz Street
- Flag Burning
- Homer Wants an SUV
- A Mother Marge Tale: Jack Sprat Attacks
- In the Thrall of the Neanderthal!
- Emergency Scientist
- Spooky Lamp Shadows
- Smithers Gets Burns a New Spoon
- Abe's First Radio
- Lisa's College Financing
- School Holiday Boredom
- Crazy Gil's Television Emporium
- A Day at the Springfield Petting Zoo
- Ralph the Haiku Genius
- Scottish Fighting
- Homer Skips Work
- Ned's Lessons in Car Safety
- The Monty Burns Late Night Show
- Bart Sneaks Out
- Kang and Kodos Visit Homer
- Marge's "Vacation"
- Moe + Beer = Girls?
External links
- Lardlad.com [original page now a dead link; link is to an archived version of the page via The Wayback Machine]
