Bartman's Bottom 40
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Comic Story information
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Bartman's Bottom 40 is a Bartman comic story first printed in Bartman: The Best of the Best!.
List
- Bullies with mega-strength superpowers.
- Parents who tell their friends about your "cute little costume".
- School nights.
- Learning the hard way that Man was not meant to fly.
- Sidekicks that can't stay up past nine o'clock.
- Using allowance to pay off anonymous tipsters.
- Forgetting that the mobsters and the Mayor drive black limos.
- The fine line between superhero and psycho-vigilante.
- Sliding down the Bartpole in shorts.
- Slick Hollywood exports that try to exploit your good name.
- The universe imploding upon itself and restarting again with subtle changes.
- Chronic cowl-head.
- Having homework to do before going out and bustin' heads.
- Sharpening the giant pencil in the Bartcave.
- Police Chiefs that only give you 24 hours to crack the case.
- Houseboy's lactose intolerance.
- Contracting TMJ from all that teeth gritting.
- Psychotic villains that don't use deodorant.
- Bartdog's bout with compulsive tail chasing.
- The Bartcave's persistent mildew.
- Maniac Beef Jerky Monsters from Dimension Q.
- Getting caught soliloquizing.
- Cape-burn.
- Defective grappling hooks.
- Curious sisters searching for blackmail material.
- Comic Book Shops that are closed on Sunday.
- Self-centered reporters.
- Poorly paved streets and sidewalks.
- Bad guys who don't use old warehouses or castles for hideouts.
- Any use of the word "techno".
- Senses-shattering adventures not being as senses-shattering as the good old days.
- The obvious merchandising ploy in the "New Look" Radioactive Man Adventures television show.
- Lax security at the pen where they send the costumed super-villains.
- The criminal menace named Sideshow Bob.
- Misjudging the distance between the window and the tree.
- Houseboy's stash of Malibu Stacey comics.
- A lifetime of radiation exposure, yet no cool powers.
- "Intimidating voice" is just not intimidating.
- Being a street fighting man in a town full of sidewalks.
- Taking a bite out of crime and getting it stuck between your teeth.