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Milhouse the Man, Krusty in the Can, and the Great Springfield Frink-Out

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Milhouse the Man, Krusty in the Can, and the Great Springfield Frink-Out
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Comic Story information
Released: October 1997
Comic series: Simpsons Comics
Pages: 22
Written by: Scott M. Gimple


Milhouse the Man, Krusty in the Can, and the Great Springfield Frink-Out is a comic story featured in Simpsons Comics #33.

Plot

Professor Frink, due to a desastrous experiment involving Monkeys in his lab has created an alternative Springfield. At first, it seems that nobody and nothing has changed. But Sideshow Bob is now the principal and Mr Bergstrom a permanent teacher. As Milhouse, a troublemaker, is punished by Sideshow Bob, Bart Simpson a sidekick and Lisa a rebelmaker are designed into accompagnying him. The three kids steal Mr Burns, a simple minimarket gerant, his project rainbow, an economic project. But then plan to see Cecil's the clown show.

Meanwhile, Frink discovers something is wrong when Abba is sold in disco stores and his behavior causes Lenny and Carl to thrown him in jail. While incarcerated, Frink meets Krusty and is able to convince him that in an another reality, he is a rich and powerful man. The two are assisted by Burns into reparing the damages caused by Frink. Marge is the mayor and is divorced from persecutor Artie Ziff. Homer is the single father of Bart and Maggie following the breakdown of his marriage to Mindy. His boss, The Comic Book Guy, gives him the task of killing Milhouse but Homer gives up since Bart is also present on the place. At the same time, Bart disguises himself in order not to let his father know that he skipped shool. The three kids arrive in Cecil's show when Cecil actually admits he shows true respect for teachers and principal. Sideshow Bob hears this and makes up with him. At the same time, Homer and Marge meet each other in Moe's tavern and fall in love. Snake nearly prevents Krusty and Frink to recreate Springfield's true reality but DFrink accomplishes his goal. At the end, everything is restored to normal except that Frink now has two heads.

Reprints

Comic issue Release date Country
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