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Debt Be Not Proud is a Simpsons Comics story that appears in Simpsons Comics #213.
Synopsis
- "With a little help from Ned Flanders, the Simpsons go underground and incognito when Rex Banner returns to collect on Homer's overdue student loans - and they somehow manage to remake themselves into a better family in the process."
Plot
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Rex Banner visit
742 Evergreen Terrace for collect
Homer's student loan from
Springfield's Collection Department. Homer flees and Rex starts chasing him through
Springfield. Homer managed to escapes and the family starting to repainting the house so it looks transparent so they can hide inside. Banner discovers that the house disappeared but soon founds out that they have camouflaged the house and he starting to waiting for Homer. The family decides to move to the Flanders family that gives them wigs, new clothes, new jobs and names.
Bart becomes
Gord Flanders and a better friends with
Milhouse than he was with Bart,
Lisa becomes
Holly Flanders and popularity among the classmates,
Homer becomes
Fred Flanders and unwittingly helps Ned to increase the sales in the store, while
Marge as
Mary Flanders repaint the church's ceiling painting which is loved by all in the congregation. Ned is soon anoying about the Simpsons love their new identet as Flanders and he screaming to Gord that he really is Homer Simpson and no Flanders. Banner hear it and arrest Homer along with the others who have not paid their student loans. It turns out that
Mr. Burns has bought up the loans and they'll will be arrest in zoo cages until the debt is paid. Ned is regret and want to pay Homer's debt while a babboon,
Bobo started arguing with Banner and they shreds the receipt for the loans. Since there is no evidence for the loans they become free, Homer promises pay Ned and let him stay with them for six months, which the family will soon regret.
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