The Last Son of Krapton
The Last Son of Krapton
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The Last Son of Krapton is a The Simpsons Summer Shindig story featured in The Simpsons Summer Shindig #4.
Plot
Marge is mad at Homer because he has forgotten their anniversary. Homer wants to make Marge happy, so he takes a part-time job to earn money to buy Marge a nice diamond ring. Homer takes a job at the carnival as the World's Biggest Infant, where he is laughed at by the visitors. While he is doing his job, Marge and the kids arrive at the carnival. Homer sees them and does not want them to see him, so he hides in a ride. The ride starts, but because it is poorly constructed, Homer flies away and lands at Cletus' farm. Cletus believes that a super space baby from Krapton fell from the sky, because he has been reading a comic book where the same thing happened. Cletus and Brandine decide to educate Homer, who seems to have lost his memory after the crash so he starts to think he is a super baby.
Marge has come home with the kids and Marge is worried that she has frightened away Homer. Meanwhile, Homer starts helping Cletus and Brandine with chores on the farm. Cletus takes Homer to his enemies, the Fleagles, and makes Homer destroy the Fleagles' brandy set. Cletus tells the Fleagles that Homer is his super baby and now he is the only supply of moonshine in this district. The Fleagles realize they must find a superhero to deafeat Cletus' super baby, so they visit the comic book shop for help.
In the comic book store, Bart hears their description of the super baby and realizes that it is Homer, who runs home to Marge and tells her that he has lost his memory and where he is. Marge dresses up as a superhero and visits the Fleagles to stop Cletus' super baby. Homer and Marge start to fight and it looks like Homer is going to win but when Marge tells him to stop because it's only her, Homer's memory comes back and he tells her why he ended up on the farm. Cletus and the Fleagles then start fighting again while Homer and Marge hug each other.
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