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| − | '''Hail to the Cat''' is a Simpsons Comic | + | {{ctab}} |
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| + | |title=''Hail to the Cat'' | ||
| + | |image= | ||
| + | |released=October 2003 | ||
| + | |pages=28 | ||
| + | |series=[[Simpsons Comics]] | ||
| + | |written by=[[Ian Boothby]] | ||
| + | }} | ||
| + | '''''Hail to the Cat''''' is a Simpsons Comic story. In America it was released in ''[[Simpsons Comics 87]]''. It was also featured in the book ''[[Simpsons Treasure Trove 2]] and [[The Simpsons Futurama Crossover Crisis]]''. | ||
== Plot == | == Plot == | ||
The Whole of Springfield is broke, with the police laying off employees, Springfield Elementary using ''Infotainment Weekly'' for its history lessons, [[Arnie Pie]] doubling up as the mail-man, and the Court Jury being replaced by a wheel of fortune. Mayor Quimby however, is apparently hocking up all the money. As a school project, Lisa decides to run a mock election between [[Snowball II]] and [[Santa's Little Helper]]. Ralph then accidently sticks Snowball II election posters all around town, having the citizens of [[Springfield]] believe it is a real election, thus voting Snowball into Office. Lisa then 'translates' for the mayor, simply saying what she believes is right, calling a law into life which states that new mayors can cancel out any part of the constitution, subsequently banning all guns. This leads to a British Invasion, having [[Springfield]] fall under a British flag, and become a British city, with every law being replaced by its English equivalent. The Springfieldians then start the New Revolutionary War, to try and chase the British out of town, to which the British retort by throwing hot chips at them. With the Springfield citizens all about ready to surrender, Lisa saves the day by simply politely asking the British to leave. With Springfield reinstated as an American city with Quimby as its Mayor, the British head back to England. | The Whole of Springfield is broke, with the police laying off employees, Springfield Elementary using ''Infotainment Weekly'' for its history lessons, [[Arnie Pie]] doubling up as the mail-man, and the Court Jury being replaced by a wheel of fortune. Mayor Quimby however, is apparently hocking up all the money. As a school project, Lisa decides to run a mock election between [[Snowball II]] and [[Santa's Little Helper]]. Ralph then accidently sticks Snowball II election posters all around town, having the citizens of [[Springfield]] believe it is a real election, thus voting Snowball into Office. Lisa then 'translates' for the mayor, simply saying what she believes is right, calling a law into life which states that new mayors can cancel out any part of the constitution, subsequently banning all guns. This leads to a British Invasion, having [[Springfield]] fall under a British flag, and become a British city, with every law being replaced by its English equivalent. The Springfieldians then start the New Revolutionary War, to try and chase the British out of town, to which the British retort by throwing hot chips at them. With the Springfield citizens all about ready to surrender, Lisa saves the day by simply politely asking the British to leave. With Springfield reinstated as an American city with Quimby as its Mayor, the British head back to England. | ||
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| − | == | + | ==Behind the Laughter== |
| − | + | In the beginning of [[Futurama Simpsons Infinitely Secret Crossover Crisis]] is [[Fry]] reading a Simpsons Comics with this story. Later when the the main characters from [[Futurama]] transforms to the Simpsons world, they ends up in this story. | |
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Revision as of 14:34, November 25, 2011
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Comic Information
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Hail to the Cat is a Simpsons Comic story. In America it was released in Simpsons Comics 87. It was also featured in the book Simpsons Treasure Trove 2 and The Simpsons Futurama Crossover Crisis.
Plot
The Whole of Springfield is broke, with the police laying off employees, Springfield Elementary using Infotainment Weekly for its history lessons, Arnie Pie doubling up as the mail-man, and the Court Jury being replaced by a wheel of fortune. Mayor Quimby however, is apparently hocking up all the money. As a school project, Lisa decides to run a mock election between Snowball II and Santa's Little Helper. Ralph then accidently sticks Snowball II election posters all around town, having the citizens of Springfield believe it is a real election, thus voting Snowball into Office. Lisa then 'translates' for the mayor, simply saying what she believes is right, calling a law into life which states that new mayors can cancel out any part of the constitution, subsequently banning all guns. This leads to a British Invasion, having Springfield fall under a British flag, and become a British city, with every law being replaced by its English equivalent. The Springfieldians then start the New Revolutionary War, to try and chase the British out of town, to which the British retort by throwing hot chips at them. With the Springfield citizens all about ready to surrender, Lisa saves the day by simply politely asking the British to leave. With Springfield reinstated as an American city with Quimby as its Mayor, the British head back to England.
Behind the Laughter
In the beginning of Futurama Simpsons Infinitely Secret Crossover Crisis is Fry reading a Simpsons Comics with this story. Later when the the main characters from Futurama transforms to the Simpsons world, they ends up in this story.
