The Curious Case of Hans Moleman
The Curious Case of Hans Moleman
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Comic Information
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The Curious Case of Hans Moleman is a Bart Simpson story that appears in Bart Simpson #90.
Synopsis
- "Bart and Lisa discover that Springfield's uber-sad sack, Hans Moleman, may not be who they think he is in "The Curious Case of Hans Moleman.""
Plot
Bart and Lisa visit Grampa on listen to your grandparent rant about the good old days day. Lisa checking in photo albums and she find a photo that proves that Hans Moleman was a member of The Flying Hellfish. Lisa asks Grampa why he has not told that Moleman was a hellfish. Grampe tell them for he was not. Lisa and Bart decides to investigate the photo and visit the Springfield Historical Society. Lisa borrow from Hollis Hurlbut all the books on Springfield military history. Hurlbut is surprised by that for Gary has recently done the same thing. Bart and Lisa are looking at photos and discovers that Hans Moleman was the first Whacking Day, founding of the Springfield Nuclear Power Plant, on a fool's gold rush and when Jebediah Springfield when he killed the bear. Bart and Lisa are thinking why Moleman has been on all major events in Springfield. Lisa believes that it is genetics, all ancestors lookes just like him. Bart, however, believe it is time travel. They agree to meet Moleman so he'll can explain the photos. They find Moleman on the Springfield University A/V Club where Moleman helps Gary, Doug and Benjamin with "Molemanning". They take photos of him and photoshop him into other images. For guerrilla marketing their new company which creates memes for the real world. Moleman is confused and thought he was at the DMV and taking photo for his license. Lisa realizes that it sounds logical and Moleman is not 300 years old which Moleman confirms. Some months later studies Professor Frink, the Springfield Tar Pits and find some paintings representing Moleman from the stone age, but he realizes that it is just a coincidence.
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