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|title = Simpsons Comics #18 | |title = Simpsons Comics #18 | ||
| − | |image = [[File:Simpsons Comics 18 UK.JPEG| | + | |image = [[File:Simpsons Comics 18 UK.JPEG|350px]] |
| − | |released = August | + | |released =13th August, [[1998]] |
| + | |issue=Sept 98 | ||
|company = [[Bongo Comics Group]]<br/>[[Titan Magazines]] | |company = [[Bongo Comics Group]]<br/>[[Titan Magazines]] | ||
|series = ''[[List of Simpsons Comics in the UK|Simpsons Comics UK]]''<br> [[Radioactive Man In The UK|Radioactive Man (UK)]] | |series = ''[[List of Simpsons Comics in the UK|Simpsons Comics UK]]''<br> [[Radioactive Man In The UK|Radioactive Man (UK)]] | ||
| + | |pages=52 | ||
|stories = ''[[Waitresses in the Sky]]''<br/>''[[To Betroth a Foe!]]'' | |stories = ''[[Waitresses in the Sky]]''<br/>''[[To Betroth a Foe!]]'' | ||
|country = [[UK]] | |country = [[UK]] | ||
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| − | '''''Simpsons Comics #18''''' is the 18th issue of ''{{ap|Simpsons Comics|UK}}'' in the UK, and was released in August | + | '''''Simpsons Comics #18''''' is the 18th issue of ''{{ap|Simpsons Comics|UK}}'' in the UK, and was released in 13th August, [[1998]]. |
== Stories == | == Stories == | ||
| + | [[File:Don't Cry for Me, Jebediah!.png|thumb|left|200px|[[Don't Cry for Me, Jebediah!]]]] | ||
=== ‘’ Don't Cry for Me, Jebediah!'' === | === ‘’ Don't Cry for Me, Jebediah!'' === | ||
{{main|Don't Cry for Me, Jebediah!}} | {{main|Don't Cry for Me, Jebediah!}} | ||
For a school report, [[Bart]] makes it so that the statue of Jebediah Springfield cries and [[Lisa]] discovers what's happened. | For a school report, [[Bart]] makes it so that the statue of Jebediah Springfield cries and [[Lisa]] discovers what's happened. | ||
| + | [[File:The 1,001 Faces of Radioactive Ape!.png|thumb|left|200px|[[The 1,001 Faces Of Radioactive Ape!]]]] | ||
=== ‘’ The 1,001 Faces Of Radioactive Ape!'' === | === ‘’ The 1,001 Faces Of Radioactive Ape!'' === | ||
{{main|The 1,001 Faces Of Radioactive Ape!}} | {{main|The 1,001 Faces Of Radioactive Ape!}} | ||
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== Also features == | == Also features == | ||
| + | *In This Issue | ||
*Bongo Beat: Son Of Advice To Young Cartoonists | *Bongo Beat: Son Of Advice To Young Cartoonists | ||
*Cover Us! | *Cover Us! | ||
| − | *Junk Mail | + | *[[Junk Mail]] |
| + | *Next Issue | ||
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== Covers == | == Covers == | ||
<gallery> | <gallery> | ||
File:Radioactive Man 80pg.jpg|Alternate cover | File:Radioactive Man 80pg.jpg|Alternate cover | ||
| + | File:Simpsons Comics 19.jpg|[[Simpsons Comics 19|US cover]] | ||
</gallery> | </gallery> | ||
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| + | {{ComicPrevNext|Radioactive Man 80pg. 1 (UK)|Radioactive Man 80pg. 1 (UK)}} | ||
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{{ComicsListUK}} | {{ComicsListUK}} | ||
| − | [[Category:Simpsons Comics issues (UK)| | + | [[Category:Simpsons Comics issues (UK)|019]] |
[[Category:1998]] | [[Category:1998]] | ||
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Template:ComicIssue Simpsons Comics #18 is the 18th issue of Simpsons Comics in the UK, and was released in 13th August, 1998.
Contents
Stories
‘’ Don't Cry for Me, Jebediah!
For a school report, Bart makes it so that the statue of Jebediah Springfield cries and Lisa discovers what's happened.
‘’ The 1,001 Faces Of Radioactive Ape!
Radioactive Man is overworked and decides to go on vacation with Radioactive Ape. Radioactive Man lets Radioactive Ape meet his friends in The Secret Society of Super-simians and tells them how they met. When a band of evil Geologists came in search of his ape tribe came Radioactive Man and rescued it, but when they sent a Xeno ray mini-bomb, he was protected by Radioactive Man, whose forces became cloned over to him. Radioactive Ape planned to tell Radioactive Man that here it's now quiet and he can take his vacition. Suddenly Radioactive Ape feels bad and starts to grow into a giant baby. Radioactive Man remembers that the Radioactive Ape should be at a press conference, but he can't go because he's a giant baby, so he dresses up as him and go on the press conference. When he comes back, Radioactive Ape isn't a giant baby anymore, but he's now a mermaid. Radioactive Ape asks Radioactive Man to cover up for him again at his date with Grrla-G'rrl. The date is not going so well, but when Radioactive Man comes back to Radioactive Ape, he has become himself again, and Radioactive Man goes to bed. The next day Radioactive Ape has become a hand puppet and Radioactive Man must take care of his meeting with his fans. During the meeting, a man points out that he is not Radioactive Ape and he decides to escape from the meeting. Radioactive Man continues covering up for Radioactive Ape under his continuing transformations, but then he has become a one million old ape. He has been smart and produces a description for removing his transformation but he does not finish it before he transformed, so Radioactive Man must build it. When he finished the machine, he found out that Radioactive Man is the cause of the transformations. Before he got struck by the Xeno mini-bomb, he must have left it around his body when he met Radioactive Ape. Radioactive Man decides to fly away and bathe in the lava that burns off his radioactivity. After he returned to Radioactive Ape, he became normal. Radioactive Man's adventures continues, is forced to go on double date, and hopes that his holiday soon run out.
Also features
- In This Issue
- Bongo Beat: Son Of Advice To Young Cartoonists
- Cover Us!
- Junk Mail
- Next Issue
Covers
Alternate cover
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