'The Death of Comic Book Guy! (Part Four)'
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Comic Information
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The Death of Comic Book Guy! (Part Four) is a Simpsons Comics story that appears in Comic Book Guy: The Comic Book 4. It features the chapters: "Chapter Nine: Who Ya Gonna Call?", "Chapter Ten: Secret Origins", "Chapter Eleven: Knit Happens!", "Chapter Twelve: Game On!", and "Chapter Thirteen: Nerdier, She Wrote!".
Contents
Plot
Chapter Nine: Who Ya Gonna Call?
Bart, Lisa, and Homer are in the comic book store, Homer tries to catch the ghost with a vacuum cleaner but flees when he believes he see a ghost in the store. Bart and Lisa enters the store storage where Lisa finds an interesting book.
Chapter Ten: Secret Origins
Lisa have found the Comic Book Guy's autobiography, it appears that he became interested in comics when he found his father's old comic books, but Bart finds another book that shows that Comic Book Guy became interested in comics when he was on a desert island and dig up a coffin which contained comics but Bart find one book to which shows that he and his best friend tried to get super powers one times, Bart and Lisa do not understand the various stories. The next day has the Principal Skinner received a sweater as a gift.
Chapter Eleven: Knit Happens!
Principal Skinner has been stepped down the whole day and he realizes that it is the sweater fault that Bart has stuck. When Moe's is closed, Homer find a secret club where you allow other members to do sarcasm and insult to the other members and he joins the club.
Chapter Twelve: Game On!
Bart has made several new shirts, which he gave to all who will attend today's football game just to annoy Skinner. Lisa is now going out and solves the case with Ralph.
Chapter Thirteen: Nerdier, She Wrote!
Ralph and Lisa are in the cemetery but found no clues thre so they interview those who knew the Comic Book Guy best. Ralph and Lisa go afterwards to the Krusty Burger where they finally fixing the milkshake machine and there they also find Homer and they decide to resuscitate the dead to life.
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