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Simpsons Comics #16

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Simpsons Comics #16
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Comic Information
Publication date: January 1996
Publisher: Bongo Comics Group
Comic series: Simpsons Comics
Country: USA
Canada
Price: United States of America $2.25
Flag of Canada.png $2.95
Cover artist(s): Bill Morrison
Nathan Kane
Stories: Waitresses in the Sky
Lead It Bleed
Bumblebee Man in: ¡Ay, que lastima!
Dr. Nick Riviera's Elective Surgery Clinic - Where the Action Is


Simpsons Comics #16 is the sixteenth issue of Simpsons Comics. It was released in the USA and Canada in January 1996.

Stories[edit]

Waitresses in the Sky[edit]

Main article: Waitresses in the Sky

Lead It Bleed[edit]

Main article: Lead It Bleed

Bumblebee Man in: ¡Ay, que lastima![edit]

Main article: Bumblebee Man in: ¡Ay, que lastima!

Dr. Nick Riviera's Elective Surgery Clinic - Where the Action Is[edit]

Main article: Dr. Nick Riviera's Elective Surgery Clinic - Where the Action Is

Other features[edit]


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