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The Simpsons (Comic Book)

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The Simpsons (Comic Book)	label	The Simpsons (Comic Book)
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The Simpsons (Comic Book)	comment	After its success in prime time TV, The Simpsons spawned into Comic Book territory with its own series based on the show. The comics were created by Bongo Comics, a publisher operated by show creator Matt Groening. Groening ran the Simpsons comic line without involvement from series executive producer James L. Brooks or any of the dozens of other producers, showrunners or writers that worked or are currently working on the television series.Simpsons Comics, the main title, was launched in November 1993 and ended in October 2018 at 245 issues.There have also been several spin-offs (such as Bart Simpson, The Simpsons' Treehouse of Horror, and Radioactive Man), as well as two crossover miniseries with Futurama.
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The Simpsons (Comic Book) / int_1062982b	type	"Flowers for Algernon" Syndrome
The Simpsons (Comic Book) / int_1062982b	comment	"Flowers for Algernon" Syndrome: In "They Fixed Homer's Brain", Homer becomes intelligent after taking a special pill during his job as a guinea pig for medical research. He becomes miserable while being smart, but decides to have a more complete surgery for Lisa's sake when the pill starts wearing off. Lisa stops him from having the treatment so he doesn't sacrifice his happiness for her sake, and he goes back to his normal dim-witted self.
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The Simpsons (Comic Book) / int_1086f287	type	Sure, Let's Go with That
The Simpsons (Comic Book) / int_1086f287	comment	Sure, Let's Go with That: When the School Board bus drives through the wall, Skinner and Chalmers think it is an official surprise inspection, and the passengers (retirees who stole and crashed the bus) go along with the charade and end up firing Chalmers, promoting Skinner, and hiring Homer as the new principal after observing how tough he is on Bart despite having no actual authority to do any of that.
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The Simpsons (Comic Book) / int_112f8ee1	type	Look Behind You
The Simpsons (Comic Book) / int_112f8ee1	comment	Look Behind You: Bart uses this to avoid being wrongfully arrested by Apu.
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The Simpsons (Comic Book) / int_113480b7	type	Canon Foreigner
The Simpsons (Comic Book) / int_113480b7	comment	Canon Foreigner: Occasionally these show up.
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The Simpsons (Comic Book) / int_1259c262	type	Miracle-Gro Monster
The Simpsons (Comic Book) / int_1259c262	comment	The first comic book involved Homer being on the receiving end of one of Mr. Burns' experimental growth rays. He ended up rampaging through Springfield until a dose of an experimental formula returned him to normal. The giant Homer ends up being brought back for The Simpsons Futurama Crossover Crisis.
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The Simpsons (Comic Book) / int_1282bf4f	type	No Celebrities Were Harmed
The Simpsons (Comic Book) / int_1282bf4f	comment	Pee-wee Herman (although never mentioned by name) is the freak-show handler in "The Greatest D'oh On Earth." (It's something of an in-joke, since Pee-wee portrayer Paul Reubens grew up with several families of circus performers as his next-door neighbors, and of course appeared in Big Top Pee-wee.)
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The Simpsons (Comic Book) / int_1392fbe7	type	Drunk Driver
The Simpsons (Comic Book) / int_1392fbe7	comment	Drunk Driver: Played with. Sideshow Bob is run over by a Duff truck, whose drivers are sampling the goods in order to determine what Duff tastes like.
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The Simpsons (Comic Book) / int_1439161f	type	Heroic BSoD
The Simpsons (Comic Book) / int_1439161f	comment	Heroic BSoD: Homer has one when he learns he's being filmed without his knowledge. He spends several days lying in bed not moving.
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The Simpsons (Comic Book) / int_149ff4b0	type	HilarityEnsues
The Simpsons (Comic Book) / int_149ff4b0	comment	Hilarity Ensues: One strip in a Bart Simpson comic has Bart trick Milhouse into thinking he's invisible when he loses his glasses. He ensures his "friend" that hilarious hijinks are bound to ensue if he takes advantage of it, then thinks to himself that he should stop reading the program descriptions in TV Guide.
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The Simpsons (Comic Book) / int_14beeefd	type	Darker and Edgier
The Simpsons (Comic Book) / int_14beeefd	comment	Darker and Edgier: The storyline of "They Fixed Homer's Brain" is far more serious and emotional than any other issue in the series, where Homer willingly takes part in an experiment to boost his intelligence to get paid enough money to replace Lisa's saxaphone with the option to make this permanent and enjoys bonding with Lisa because of this, only to find out being a super-genius causes him to become arrogant and lose all sense of humour. Eventually he decides to not retain his high intelligence.
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The Simpsons (Comic Book) / int_15b2cab3	type	Tempting Fate
The Simpsons (Comic Book) / int_15b2cab3	comment	Tempting Fate: In "Hail to the Cat", Lisa removes the second amendment, on the grounds it was only done to keep the British out anyway. The next morning, after all the guns in Springfield have been rounded up, what should happen, but a full-scale invasion of Brits.
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The Simpsons (Comic Book) / int_15f76026	type	Inexplicably Identical Individuals
The Simpsons (Comic Book) / int_15f76026	comment	Inexplicably Identical Individuals: John Wilkes Booth happens to look almost exactly like Frank Grimes with a moustache.
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The Simpsons (Comic Book) / int_16df2fe7	type	Meat-O-Vision
The Simpsons (Comic Book) / int_16df2fe7	comment	Meat-O-Vision: Subverted. Stuck on a garbage island Homer sees Lenny and Carl as a hamburger and a hot dog, but as it turns out they're wearing costumes while their clothes dry off.
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The Simpsons (Comic Book) / int_16e17035	type	Patrick Stewart Speech
The Simpsons (Comic Book) / int_16e17035	comment	Patrick Stewart Speech: Parodied when Professor Z tries to give an inspiring speech to his 'Z-Men', but it quickly becomes incomprehensible nonsense. Wolverine knock-off Weaselsine still comments "those are some right pretty words, professor."
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The Simpsons (Comic Book) / int_175b3658	type	Not Where They Thought
The Simpsons (Comic Book) / int_175b3658	comment	Not Where They Thought: At the start of "What Would Possibly Happen If...Cletus Went to College?" from Simpsons Comics #51, it is mentioned that Cletus has mistaken a photo booth for an outhouse twice.
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The Simpsons (Comic Book) / int_1994ba0b	type	Gone Horribly Right
The Simpsons (Comic Book) / int_1994ba0b	comment	Gone Horribly Right: To get back at Krusty in â€œThe Burger Kings of Comedyâ€� for rejecting his breakfast coupon and parking his restaurant to three other Krusty businesses, Homer decides to put the working conditions in his own Krusty to below government standards: cockroaches infesting the facility, rescuing straws and napkins, buying canned beef from military surplus, using his kids as child labor, buying air sickness bags, etc. The plan works and the franchise is almost driven bankruptcy. However, Homer still has to pay back all the creditors in addition to all the bills that were twice the amount he paid for the restaurant. And once the franchise confiscates his restaurant to regain the reputation, he has to take a second job as a cosmetics service maid.
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The Simpsons (Comic Book) / int_19d1c1ae	type	Always Someone Better
The Simpsons (Comic Book) / int_19d1c1ae	comment	Always Someone Better: Even happens to Mr. Burns, who laments that while he is very, very, very rich, the trillionaires look down on him from their "towers of diamond." As big as the Presidential mansion of Bosqueverde is, there is another much grander house, belonging to Bumblebee Man. Groundskeeper Willie's big brother Angus is better, smarter, a clearer speaker, more good-looking and a successful movie star. Willie also thinks their parents prefer him more, though they really don't care about either of them.
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The Simpsons (Comic Book) / int_19da80d3	type	Hypocrite Has a Point
The Simpsons (Comic Book) / int_19da80d3	comment	Hypocrite Has a Point: In Issue 6, Lisa and Otto become a joint musical sensation after a studio accidentally records both their music on the same tape, and Lisa joins Otto's band. Just when they're about to play a big show in Capital City, Bleeding Gums Murphy chides Lisa for being a Sell-Out, causing her to realize she's compromised her artistic vision for acceptance and leave the band on the spot. Bleeding Gums instantly offers to stand in for her, stating that unlike her he can't afford to be principled. Frustrated though she is by this, she still feels she made the right call.
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The Simpsons (Comic Book) / int_1b65dfad	type	The Cameo
The Simpsons (Comic Book) / int_1b65dfad	comment	The Cameo: Pee-wee Herman (although never mentioned by name) is the freak-show handler in "The Greatest D'oh On Earth." (It's something of an in-joke, since Pee-wee portrayer Paul Reubens grew up with several families of circus performers as his next-door neighbors, and of course appeared in Big Top Pee-wee.) Jimmy Carter appears in a flashback in "Marge the Sellout", building a home for Marge's old prom date Artie Ziff. Hillary Clinton, J.K. Rowling and Condoleeza Rice all appear in Lisa's dream urging her to try her hardest to gain admission to a good university in "Nobody's Purrfect". Oprah Winfrey appears, identified by name no less, in a Mexican labour camp that has scammed numerous rich people, including Mr. Burns.
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The Simpsons (Comic Book) / int_1cc39ddc	type	Villain Cred
The Simpsons (Comic Book) / int_1cc39ddc	comment	Villain Cred: Cecil geeks out over being considered important enough to be locked in solitary instead of his more famous brother.
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The Simpsons (Comic Book) / int_1e7487cd	type	Breaking the Fourth Wall
The Simpsons (Comic Book) / int_1e7487cd	comment	Breaking the Fourth Wall: In Issue 131's "Too Crazy Juvenile Prankster: Bartomu!", during Bartomu's battle with Yoshiberra, Manga Homer is fretting over the situation when another Manga Homer yells at him from the panel to the right, saying the readers were supposed to read his panel first and claiming, "This is not true manga!" Both Manga Homers start strangling each other across the panel borders, while their respective Manga Maggies clash swords.
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The Simpsons (Comic Book) / int_2272f09c	type	Personality Swap
The Simpsons (Comic Book) / int_2272f09c	comment	Personality Swap: Homer and Ned undergo this after appearing on a reality show in which they direct a home makeover on each other's houses.
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The Simpsons (Comic Book) / int_23473ae7	type	Adaptation Expansion
The Simpsons (Comic Book) / int_23473ae7	comment	Adaptation Expansion: Characters who don't often appear on the show get more use here. For example, Apu's nephew Jamshed, who previously appeared in only one scene of one episode.
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The Simpsons (Comic Book) / int_237404cc	type	Ironic Echo
The Simpsons (Comic Book) / int_237404cc	comment	Ironic Echo: A rather short version. In one comic, Bart is assisting Comic Book Guy at a comic convention, and is stuck running the booth while Comic Book Guy is away. A worker comes around to collect the booth toll, and Bart honestly - if a bit rudely - says "I don't know nothin'. Talk to Comic Book Guy." The worker instantly decides to take the booth toll in trade by swiping Bart's Radioactive Man comic, and when Bart protests, the worker just yells back "I don't know nothin'! Talk to Comic Book Guy!"
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The Simpsons (Comic Book) / int_246c5b47	type	Ascended Fanboy
The Simpsons (Comic Book) / int_246c5b47	comment	Ascended Fangirl: This fan's picture gave her a job offer from Bongo Comics.
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The Simpsons (Comic Book) / int_2497e5b8	type	Atomic F-Bomb
The Simpsons (Comic Book) / int_2497e5b8	comment	Atomic F-Bomb: Homer gets angry at traffic reporter Arnie Pie, and calls up the radio to cuss him out. It gets him thrown in jail.
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The Simpsons (Comic Book) / int_24ddbe2b	type	Saw "Star Wars" Twenty-Seven Times
The Simpsons (Comic Book) / int_24ddbe2b	comment	Saw "Star Wars" Twenty-Seven Times: In "Bart Simpson and the Krusty Brand Fun Factory", Grandpa says he has seen When Animals Attack 37 times.
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The Simpsons (Comic Book) / int_27fdc960	type	Trap Door
The Simpsons (Comic Book) / int_27fdc960	comment	Trap Door: Mr. Burns has one in his office, just like in the show. At one point it actually gets jammed because of Dolly Parton.
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The Simpsons (Comic Book) / int_2a090d00	type	Lampshade Hanging
The Simpsons (Comic Book) / int_2a090d00	comment	Lampshade Hanging: When Reverend Lovejoy decides to ask the congregation for questions, one of the people who speaks up is Apu, asking why he's even in the church when he's clearly a Hindu (a jab at the artists being lazy, and often drawing Apu in crowd shots).
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The Simpsons (Comic Book) / int_2d363f63	type	Frame-Up
The Simpsons (Comic Book) / int_2d363f63	comment	Frame-Up: Comic Book Guy, obsessed with being a hero, begins framing the children of Springfield as shoplifters, finally being exposed when he tries this on Bart. In a later issue, Bart goes to the ice cream parlour, and soon comes to the cashier complaining about finding octopus legs in his ice cream and demanding a refund. The Squeaky Voiced Teen points out that Bart always finds octopus legs in his ice cream. The manager takes Bart's side, because "the customer is always right."
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The Simpsons (Comic Book) / int_2d3f662b	type	Chained Heat
The Simpsons (Comic Book) / int_2d3f662b	comment	Chained Heat: Bart and Sideshow Bob in Issue 2, after the two end up next to each other on a chain gang which Bob escapes, taking Bart with him. Bart manages to save his own life by pointing out that it would be highly impractical for Bob to kill him while they're chained together, as he'll be easily caught if he's dragging a body around, so Bob has to look for a way to break the chain.
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The Simpsons (Comic Book) / int_2d88e42c	type	Gender Bender
The Simpsons (Comic Book) / int_2d88e42c	comment	Gender Bender: At the end of one story in "Lisa Simpson's Book Club", after several incidents involving an age-changing carousel, Homer and Krusty have become old, Grampa has become a young man, Bart is a baby... and Milhouse is inexplicably a girl.
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The Simpsons (Comic Book) / int_2dc0d2bf	type	Hidden Depths
The Simpsons (Comic Book) / int_2dc0d2bf	comment	Hidden Depths: Kearney, of all people, is a member of Lisa's environmental group. He contributes donations in his own special way. Homer can recognize an episode of Jeeves and Wooster, and when it was made.
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The Simpsons (Comic Book) / int_2ec5862b	type	Superhero Episode
The Simpsons (Comic Book) / int_2ec5862b	comment	Superhero Episode: Quite common. Either focusing on Stretch Dude and Clobber Girl, Bart being the Bartman character he dressed as in "Three Men and A Comic Book" or comic book within a show character, Radioactive Man.
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The Simpsons (Comic Book) / int_323fd510	type	Everyone Is a Suspect
The Simpsons (Comic Book) / int_323fd510	comment	Everyone Is a Suspect: One early issue focuses on the mystery of who stole a sculpture of a puma (the Springfield Elementary mascot) from the school. The mystery must be solved before Principal Skinner returns from a trip. Given a dozen suspects with increasingly bizarre motives, Lisa deduces that Skinner took it with him to protect it.
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The Simpsons (Comic Book) / int_33f1c576	type	Not Helping Your Case
The Simpsons (Comic Book) / int_33f1c576	comment	Not Helping Your Case: Accused of being deviants, Homer and Comic Book Guy take to the streets to proclaim their innocence. Seconds later Homer has stripped naked and is rubbing himself down with Vaseline. His sandwich board even says "I'm normal, I swear it." Abe Simpson has a heart attack when visited by IRS ninjas, and after a visit to the hospital goes to complain at someone. When he confronts Abe about not teaching him to surf, Abe blames Homer's terrible attention span. Hank Scorpio's attempts to show he's a benevolent and caring boss, and not a crazed Bond villain, are not helped by his friends being cartoonish supervillains.
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The Simpsons (Comic Book) / int_34f8ef33	type	Mass Super-Empowering Event
The Simpsons (Comic Book) / int_34f8ef33	comment	Mass Super-Empowering Event: In When Bongos Collide, every human in Springfield except Bart, the Squeaky Voiced Teen, and Mr. Burns got hit with a nuclear blast caused by Itchy and Scratchy turned real. Not only did they gain diverse powers, but they started fighting each other for no particular reason. Bart observed, "With great power comes even greater irresponsibility!" In order to set things right, Bart dons his Bartman persona, and using Flanders' video camera, a comic book, and the same alien technology that made Itchy and Scratchy real, he teams up with Radioactive Man.
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The Simpsons (Comic Book) / int_3517000d	type	Mad Scientist
The Simpsons (Comic Book) / int_3517000d	comment	Mad Scientist: Frink is shown working hard to make an edible car. Unfortunately his choice of material is what he proclaims the "ultimate foodstuff": Lard. During the time when Springfield is divided over ownership of the town's water supply, Frink designs a 'tar pig', a pig with all its blood replaced with tar.
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The Simpsons (Comic Book) / int_35a858b3	type	Cluster F-Bomb
The Simpsons (Comic Book) / int_35a858b3	comment	Cluster F-Bomb: "Homer Vs. The Wallpaper". Homer's horrible attempts to wallpaper Maggie's room have him swearing so much he actually runs out of English curses and has to switch to Chinese.
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The Simpsons (Comic Book) / int_373e2b9f	type	Murder the Hypotenuse
The Simpsons (Comic Book) / int_373e2b9f	comment	Murder the Hypotenuse: Stuck on an island made of garbage and going slowly mad, Lenny and Carl agree to kill Homer and woo Marge, on the agreement that Carl will murder Lenny in turn.
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The Simpsons (Comic Book) / int_381855db	type	Five-Second Foreshadowing
The Simpsons (Comic Book) / int_381855db	comment	Five-Second Foreshadowing: During the "Secret Bongos" crossover, Radioactive Man has swiped a bit of alien tech from Kang and Kodos' ship, and before Bart can flip the switch asks if he's sure it won't ignite Earth's atmosphere and kill them all. Then Kang and Kodos melt down the wall, and inform Bart that if he had flipped the switch... well, you can probably guess.
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The Simpsons (Comic Book) / int_39d789dc	type	Automatic Door Malfunction
The Simpsons (Comic Book) / int_39d789dc	comment	Automatic Door Malfunction: In "Tales from the Kwik-E-Mart", a man walks into the store only to get bifurcated when a malfunctioned automatic door closes abruptly.
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The Simpsons (Comic Book) / int_3ab4530c	type	Crisis Crossover
The Simpsons (Comic Book) / int_3ab4530c	comment	Crisis Crossover: A three-part story focuses on these. Bart and his friends hate them because of the sheer price involved with all the tie-in issues, and the fact that the stories aren't even that interesting. Others are mentioned and shown, including one took so much work it sent the artist and inker mad.
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The Simpsons (Comic Book) / int_3ac8baf	type	StoryWithinAStory
The Simpsons (Comic Book) / int_3ac8baf	comment	Issue 17's final segment includes a Story Within a Story done in the style of EC Comics.
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The Simpsons (Comic Book) / int_3aec9e5e	type	Properly Paranoid
The Simpsons (Comic Book) / int_3aec9e5e	comment	Properly Paranoid: In one issue, Abe Simpson hides in the boot of Homer's car, convinced the government has designed robots to steal false teeth. Later on, we find out such robots exist, designed by who else but Frink.
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The Simpsons (Comic Book) / int_3b8d9f36	type	Literal Money Metaphor
The Simpsons (Comic Book) / int_3b8d9f36	comment	Literal Money Metaphor: After Bart forges some deportation orders for the teachers of Springfield Elementary School, Lisa and Martin are forced to teach their classmates because they're the smartest kids in their respective classes. After several attempts at teaching them only resulted in getting beaten up, Martin tells his class that getting an education can result in them earning good money later on. They all settle down and start paying attention, only because they thought that Martin said he would pay them to learn.
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The Simpsons (Comic Book) / int_3c0a4666	type	Noodle Incident
The Simpsons (Comic Book) / int_3c0a4666	comment	Noodle Incident: Bart once managed to trick Abe into getting stuck in the back of the family car, apparently by posing as Quentin Tarantino. Homer tried to join ZZ Top at one point, the only record of this being a photo of him with an extremely long beard. Marge notes that he promised not to mention it again. When asked why he has a spare set of clothing, Abraham Lincoln mentions a time when he and Stonewall Jackson got incredibly drunk, but he angrily cuts off before he goes further.
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The Simpsons (Comic Book) / int_3c3f28a5	type	Blessed with Suck
The Simpsons (Comic Book) / int_3c3f28a5	comment	Blessed with Suck: Mr. Burns is so irradiated he can't touch a computer without it short-circuiting. When everyone in Springfield (save Bart) gets superpowers, Moe gets the power of being... three inches tall. The barflies immediately contain him in a beer glass and go wild on the duff.
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The Simpsons (Comic Book) / int_3d2c6d30	type	Skewed Priorities
The Simpsons (Comic Book) / int_3d2c6d30	comment	Skewed Priorities: The story "Angels With Yellow Faces" sees Chief Wiggum successfully blackmailing Bart into serving as an inside man in a sting operation which essentially uses him as bait to catch Sideshow Bob. The blackmail material is just surveillance footage of him using the church's fax machine for a Cheek Copy.
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The Simpsons (Comic Book) / int_3d7fa9a8	type	Bait-and-Switch Time Skip
The Simpsons (Comic Book) / int_3d7fa9a8	comment	Bait-and-Switch Time Skip: In one issue, three characters have been trapped in the trunk of a car. The next shot is of several pages falling off a calendar. Homer looks at the calendar, saying, "Stupid bank calendars. The cheap glue they use never lasts past March."
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The Simpsons (Comic Book) / int_3ed23024	type	Surprisingly Realistic Outcome
The Simpsons (Comic Book) / int_3ed23024	comment	Surprisingly Realistic Outcome: Mr. Burns has several workers deposited onto an island made of garbage, hoping they'll turn it into a nation and give him a tax break. The lack of proper food and supplies becomes apparent, as does living on garbage. Bart even mentions he has scurvy. Bart and Milhouse sneak into the power plant, hoping to get bitten by a radioactive animal and gain super-powers. They get radiation poisoning, Mr. Burns gets sued, and Homer gets fired once more. Mr. Burns has a helicopter made out of solid gold. Naturally it can't fly very fast or very high. After obtaining a massive amount of sunken treasure, Mr. Burns decides to swim in it. He instantly manages to break every bone in his body. Mr. Burns thinks he can save money by getting his workers addicted to specially engineered donuts and offering them in exchange for a cut in the workers' salaries, but a month into their addictions his employees are now incredibly fat and have such a hard time doing their jobs the drop in productivity and the money it takes to keep them in donuts means Burns is now losing his profits. At the end of the first Simpsons Super Special story, Krusty has been revealed to be framing Homer, and is caught. The Blue Haired Lawyer steps in to point out that as a rich celebrity, Krusty will just walk away scot-free, and everyone knows it. So Homer pies him. A flashback to the 1960s shows young Homer looking for a job to pay for repairing damages he caused to his father's yard. After failing to obtain employment at several businesses that are struggling due to the day's fashions, he tries to enlist in the Army. He still fails there because, even though the recruiter admits they're struggling to find volunteers for the Vietnam War and would love to take him, they can't overlook the fact he's too young to enlist.
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The Simpsons (Comic Book) / int_3f7b645d	type	The Insomniac
The Simpsons (Comic Book) / int_3f7b645d	comment	The Insomniac: Mister Burns never sleeps, after one too many visits from holiday spirits telling him to change his ways.
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The Simpsons (Comic Book) / int_415b3315	type	Stylistic Suck
The Simpsons (Comic Book) / int_415b3315	comment	Stylistic Suck: "The Rise and Fall of Krustyland" arc in the 1995 Krusty Comics miniseries is drawn intentionally loose and off-model as a nod to the overall cheapness of Krusty's products (including the titular theme park). The credits on the title page of the first installment even state "NOT a bootleg! Intentionally drawn to look off-model!"
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The Simpsons (Comic Book) / int_41a49201	type	Red Skies Crossover
The Simpsons (Comic Book) / int_41a49201	comment	Red Skies Crossover: Itchy & Scratchy #3 is advertised as "Part 1 of 'When Bongos Collide' crossover! With special guest star Bart Simpson!" But the actual content related to the crossover only occurs in the last five pages, which is done by a different writer/artist team than the rest of the story.
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The Simpsons (Comic Book) / int_420c50b7	type	A.I. Is a Crapshoot
The Simpsons (Comic Book) / int_420c50b7	comment	A.I. Is a Crapshoot: One issue has Smithers commissioning a supercomputer with Mr. Burns's personality, to take over his operation in case he dies. In an inversion, the computer is everything Burns isn't: Polite, genial, helpful (if in a misguided sense). So naturally, once Mr. Burns learns about this, he has Smithers destroy "Monty". Smithers instead manages to smuggle him back to his home computer.
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The Simpsons (Comic Book) / int_42153b0f	type	Cloning Gambit
The Simpsons (Comic Book) / int_42153b0f	comment	Cloning Gambit: One story in the main line has Mr. Burns deciding to end a strike (over a ridiculously small wage increase) by firing everyone and making clones of Smithers, at a cost far greater than it would have been to just give them the wage increase. After an attempt at a computerized replacement goes wrong, Mr. Burns decides to go back to cloning attempts.
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The Simpsons (Comic Book) / int_42eb0460	type	Going Postal
The Simpsons (Comic Book) / int_42eb0460	comment	Going Postal: One issue has a mailman attempt to shoot up Moe's bar as payback for being the butt of the patron's "psycho-mailman jokes."
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The Simpsons (Comic Book) / int_43273c71	type	LongRunner
The Simpsons (Comic Book) / int_43273c71	comment	Long Runner: This comic book series lasted nearly 25 years before it ended, with its first issue being released in November 1993 and its last one being released in October 2018.
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The Simpsons (Comic Book) / int_439b1850	type	Fence Painting
The Simpsons (Comic Book) / int_439b1850	comment	Fence Painting: Tasked with cleaning out the house's storm gutters, Bart attempts this on Rod and Todd. It backfires because Rod is so nice that he doesn't want to hog any of Bart's fun, so Bart just threatens to frame them both for graffiti-writing instead.
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The Simpsons (Comic Book) / int_479f9ad0	type	Characterization Marches On
The Simpsons (Comic Book) / int_479f9ad0	comment	Characterization Marches On: An early Bartman comic has the Comic Book Guy willingly partake in selling deliberately made "error" comics, simply in order to make money.
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The Simpsons (Comic Book) / int_48b9731f	type	Paper-Thin Disguise
The Simpsons (Comic Book) / int_48b9731f	comment	Paper-Thin Disguise: In order to avoid an angry mob, Mr. Burns disguises himself as Marie Antoinette. It doesn't work for an instant.
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The Simpsons (Comic Book) / int_496569e8	type	Race Against the Clock
The Simpsons (Comic Book) / int_496569e8	comment	Race Against the Clock: During a town-wide weight-loss event where the prize for everyone losing a certain amount of weight is a free water park for Springfield, Homer ends up being the sole citizen holding the town back due to him sneaking fatty foods and slacking off. He goes to Rainer Wolfcastle who's running the event to make amends and requests a strict training regime to lose enough weight for the deadline. However, he falls short just by a very small margin and quickly calls in Otto with blood extraction equipment in case this happened in order to remove enough blood to lose just enough weight right on the scale.
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The Simpsons (Comic Book) / int_49f4768e	type	Temporary Bulk Change
The Simpsons (Comic Book) / int_49f4768e	comment	Temporary Bulk Change: In "Dullards to Donuts," Mr. Burns tries to save money by giving his employees delicious and highly addictive donuts in lieu of pay. This backfired when A: it was costing him millions to manufacture the donuts, and B: the workforce became obese and spent more time eating the donuts instead of doing their jobs, which caused productivity to drop significantly. By the end of the story Burns had to reinstate regular pay, but kept the donuts with their fat content and addictive quality reduced. "Fly Away Homer" ends with Homer becoming skinny while laboring to get to the cruise ship the rest of the family's on, while Marge and the kids get fat from just sitting around and eating. In "Lisa in the Middle", Bart, Milhouse, and most of the kids in Springfield Elementary become obese after Nelson stops bullying them for the lunch money which lets them buy the horrible food such as Cream of Lard. After Nelson goes back to bullying them, the kids slim down to their normal size, albeit they're all incredibly bruised and battered.
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The Simpsons (Comic Book) / int_4ba29ebb	type	Lost Him in a Card Game
The Simpsons (Comic Book) / int_4ba29ebb	comment	Lost Him in a Card Game: One issue has Homer win Smithers off Mister Burns and he and Marge fight for Homer's approval.
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The Simpsons (Comic Book) / int_4cf1658	type	Commander Contrarian
The Simpsons (Comic Book) / int_4cf1658	comment	Commander Contrarian: Bart in regards to his favourite comics. He hates the current stagnation they're going through, but immediately complains at the mere suggestion of change.
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The Simpsons (Comic Book) / int_4d070ee3	type	Power Perversion Potential
The Simpsons (Comic Book) / int_4d070ee3	comment	Power Perversion Potential: In the strip listed under Hilarity Ensues, Milhouse (with the encouragement of Bart) goes into the girl's bathroom when he thinks he's invisible — only it's not for the same reason as most examples of this trope are — he does it to scare the girls and even announces his presence to them. Of course, they can see him and run out screaming, trampling on him in the process.
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The Simpsons (Comic Book) / int_4d45aa06	type	Banana Republic
The Simpsons (Comic Book) / int_4d45aa06	comment	Banana Republic: Bosqueverde, which the Simpsons visit when they win a Duff competition, is a corrupt military dictatorship. It even has a black market that sells giant bananas Bart uses his prankster skills to humiliate The Generalissimo mostly for the fun of it.
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The Simpsons (Comic Book) / int_4e3d253b	type	Downer Ending
The Simpsons (Comic Book) / int_4e3d253b	comment	Downer Ending: "Nobody's Purrfect" ends on one of these. About to start a new life after being ridden of her obsession with cats, Eleanor Abernathy reverts back to normal when some kitties start chasing after her when she picks a nice sweater up from the garbage can. Even worse, the blue cat's wink at the end makes it seem like they planned it.
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The Simpsons (Comic Book) / int_4f4372e9	type	Early-Installment Weirdness
The Simpsons (Comic Book) / int_4f4372e9	comment	Early-Installment Weirdness: The early issues of the comic were tonally much closer to Treehouse of Horror stories, such as with the first issue's storyline involving Homer growing to giant size. The majority of the stories soon became more akin to normal episodes of the show, albeit still a lot Denser and Wackier, and occasionally diving into kinds of stories that the show normally wouldn't cover.
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The Simpsons (Comic Book) / int_504a1991	type	Body Horror
The Simpsons (Comic Book) / int_504a1991	comment	Body Horror: Issue 50 features Professor Frink's "tar pig", a pig that has all body fluids replaced with tar. It looks horribly wrinkled and skinny and constantly wheezes.
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The Simpsons (Comic Book) / int_50b05d30	type	Disproportionate Retribution
The Simpsons (Comic Book) / int_50b05d30	comment	Disproportionate Retribution: In â€œThe Burger Kings of Comedyâ€�, Homer's quest to get his own restaurant and run the franchise to the ground with its terrible working conditions all came from Krusty Burger rejecting his breakfast coupon past 9 AM. In "The Cask of Amontilad'oh", Moe comes up with an elaborate plot to lure Homer in his bar's basement and kill him because... Homer said his pickled eggs stunk.
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The Simpsons (Comic Book) / int_50f17484	type	Fake-Out Opening
The Simpsons (Comic Book) / int_50f17484	comment	In fact, the Fake-Out Opening quickly became a staple of the comic. For a long time, nearly every issue had one, some of them being... rather forced.
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The Simpsons (Comic Book) / int_50f66629	type	Crazy-Prepared
The Simpsons (Comic Book) / int_50f66629	comment	Crazy-Prepared: Homer had the gutters outside the house padded in case he passes out in them. Nelson stole a giant dodgeball and kept it on his person just in case he needed to throw it at Martin. Every Krusty-Burger franchise has a giant hook installed on the roof for easy removal. Chief Wiggum keeps a bottle of Canadian maple syrup on hand in case someone tries to get out of getting a speeding ticket by claiming they're Canadian. An enemy of the Superior Squad is surprised to find out they have a battle plan which consists entirely of someone cutting a circle in a pane of glass.
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The Simpsons (Comic Book) / int_524f03f1	type	Majority-Share Dictator
The Simpsons (Comic Book) / int_524f03f1	comment	Majority-Share Dictator: Homer ends up being bequeathed 51% of the shares in Duff Brewery by the will of Sam Duff, with Montgomery Burns controlling the other 49%. He ends up driving the company into the ground with idiotic decisions and is forced to sell the shares to Burns. Fortunately for Homer, it turns out Sam Duff wasn't actually dead (so that 51% had never been actually his to begin with), and Homer had the chance to enjoy something he didn't own for a while.
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The Simpsons (Comic Book) / int_5313c266	type	Bookends
The Simpsons (Comic Book) / int_5313c266	comment	Book Ends: "Clip Clip Hooray!", the Issue 100 story, begins with a splash page showing the Simpson family falling down a cliff. The following page is a Proscenium Reveal showing that Bart is seeing the aforementioned splash page in his copy of the 100th issue. He then admits to Lisa that he doesn't know the context behind it, having skipped to the last page. Soon Marge comes over and takes the comic away from the kids, saying they're too old for it. At the end of story, the family is walking through a fog, with Bart complaining, "I just wish I still had that copy of Simpsons Comics #100. I skipped to the last page without reading the story, and it's really bugging me not knowing why we fell off that cliff!" Then they end up stepping off a cliff, having not seen the "WARNING CLIFF AHEAD DO NOT WALK WHEN FOGGY!" sign. Cue a quite familiar final page...
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The Simpsons (Comic Book) / int_535865be	type	I Resemble That Remark!
The Simpsons (Comic Book) / int_535865be	comment	I Resemble That Remark!: Homer, in issue 100, reads issue 1, and expresses confusion about being turned into a giant then shot in the butt. Bart suggests maybe all his early morning beer drinking is affecting his memory. As Homer says this is ridiculous, he freaks out at the sight of Maggie.
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The Simpsons (Comic Book) / int_53c3fa83	type	Granola Girl
The Simpsons (Comic Book) / int_53c3fa83	comment	Granola Girl: Lisa sees some people moving gigantic bananas around, and rushes over to lecture them on "perverting nature's bounty", ignoring the fact that these people are black market dealers, and heavily armed. They try to kill her.
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The Simpsons (Comic Book) / int_56515a39	type	Artistic License â€“ History
The Simpsons (Comic Book) / int_56515a39	comment	Artistic License â€“ History: John Wilkes Booth tried to kill Lincoln because the man sent a familiar-looking idiot in his place, one who ate most of the food in the theatre, and stole a fruit basket belonging to Booth from his private room, and was foiled by a time-travelling Professor Frink.
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The Simpsons (Comic Book) / int_56572916	type	Bedtime Brainwashing
The Simpsons (Comic Book) / int_56572916	comment	Bedtime Brainwashing: X'T'H'K'K, the old Olmec man who's apparently lived in the Simpsons' giant Olmec head since Mr. Burns gave it to them, has been gradually brainwashing Bart into becoming his successor every night by sneaking into his room and whispering in his ear. Marge makes him give up the habit after learning of his existence, so X'T'H'K'K starts hanging out with Bart during the day instead.
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The Simpsons (Comic Book) / int_5a4aa505	type	Government Conspiracy
The Simpsons (Comic Book) / int_5a4aa505	comment	Government Conspiracy: NASA is faking most of its space missions, since two-thirds of them failed miserably, and have taken to filming rovers driving around in the desert. Lisa and Homer stumble across one of their shooting sessions. Lisa decides not to tell the truth, but as it turns out Homer defaced one of the sets anyway.
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The Simpsons (Comic Book) / int_5ad71806	type	"Truman Show" Plot
The Simpsons (Comic Book) / int_5ad71806	comment	"Truman Show" Plot: "The Homer Show" sees a TV network bugging every building in Springfield to film a show about Homer after realizing that his penchant for pratfalls is comedy gold. Everyone in town is in on it except for the Simpsons themselves.
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The Simpsons (Comic Book) / int_5b168317	type	RecycledPlot
The Simpsons (Comic Book) / int_5b168317	comment	Recycled Plot: It has often been told you can track the decline of the parent show from when it started more frequently borrowing from this than vice versa...
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The Simpsons (Comic Book) / int_5fc68f05	type	There Was a Door
The Simpsons (Comic Book) / int_5fc68f05	comment	There Was a Door: Lindsey Neagle leaps out of a window when Lisa accuses her of stealing her ideas. A characteristic of Radioactive Man, who will smash through a wall when there was a perfectly good window available. Sometimes he even smashes a separate hole on his way out.
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The Simpsons (Comic Book) / int_5fcb3c79	type	Golden Snitch
The Simpsons (Comic Book) / int_5fcb3c79	comment	Golden Snitch: The father and son picnic in "Now You Wiggum, Now You Don't" has several events, but the final event, a Scavenger Hunt, is worth triple the points of the other events and, in Krusty's words, "makes the others meaningless".
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The Simpsons (Comic Book) / int_61b8f9e2	type	Bunny-Ears Lawyer
The Simpsons (Comic Book) / int_61b8f9e2	comment	Bunny-Ears Lawyer: During the trial of Homer Comic Book Guy for the selling and distributing of obscene horror history comics Bart is able to act as their lawyer, he then has the entire jury replaced since they are not a jury of the defendants peers since they know nothing about comics and thus cannot truly understand the case. The jury is reformed with geeks who drop the obscenity charges, but charge them with a bunch of petty grievances instead.
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The Simpsons (Comic Book) / int_62434fe2	type	Sanity Slippage
The Simpsons (Comic Book) / int_62434fe2	comment	Sanity Slippage: Exposure to one too many of Homer's stupid ideas in a short space of time causes Moe to snap. When the town decides to go without sleep, this is the natural result for almost everyone. Bart becomes convinced he's in a video-game, Lisa decides to eat every book in the library to reach Nirvana, Wiggum becomes convinced he's in a '70s cop show, Comic Book Guy is convinced he's Superman, Willie starts seeing everyone as sheep, and Smithers believes he is Mr. Burns.
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The Simpsons (Comic Book) / int_62fd5552	type	Bavarian Fire Drill
The Simpsons (Comic Book) / int_62fd5552	comment	Bavarian Fire Drill: A group of old people steal a bus belonging to the school board, and are met by Skinner, who assumes they're inspectors. When called on it much later, they admitted they were just going along with it at that point.
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The Simpsons (Comic Book) / int_63c2119c	type	Grounded Forever
The Simpsons (Comic Book) / int_63c2119c	comment	Grounded Forever: In one issue Bart says that if he doesn't find the school puma by the next day, he'll be doing detention till he's 80.
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The Simpsons (Comic Book) / int_6411dac8	type	BadassNormal
The Simpsons (Comic Book) / int_6411dac8	comment	Badass Normal: One story involves the power plant exploding, giving everybody superpowers - except for Bart, who was grounded at the time.
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The Simpsons (Comic Book) / int_641cf81d	type	Viewers Are Geniuses
The Simpsons (Comic Book) / int_641cf81d	comment	Viewers Are Geniuses: A hell of a lot of the content and jokes makes no sense at all to children and is geared towards adults.
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The Simpsons (Comic Book) / int_667ae3bf	type	Gym Class Hell
The Simpsons (Comic Book) / int_667ae3bf	comment	Gym Class Hell: When Skinner is filling in for the local judge on one occasion, he sentences car thief Snake to "recess in the Springfield gymnasium," playing dodgeball against all of his angry victims.
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The Simpsons (Comic Book) / int_66907f54	type	Hourglass Plot
The Simpsons (Comic Book) / int_66907f54	comment	Hourglass Plot: "Fly Away Homer" starts with Homer being told he can't fly on an airplane because he's too fat. After protesting to get an airline for fat people started, and then having to repair a plane all by himself, Homer's lost a lot of weight. Meanwhile, the rest of the family spends their time relaxing on a cruise and eating, causing all of them to gain weight. By the end of the issue, Homer's told Marge and the kids are too fat for the flight home.
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The Simpsons (Comic Book) / int_6962ac13	type	Gigantic Gulp
The Simpsons (Comic Book) / int_6962ac13	comment	Gigantic Gulp: In issue #43, Bart, Lisa, Martin and Milhouse find giant squishee cups the size of children while exploring the Kwik-E-Mart; Squishzilla. Apu later explains that they weren't used because they were so heavy when filled that no one could carry them away, but circumstances inspire him to offer them as clothing instead after Lisa 'wears' one because her dress was destroyed while exploring the store basement.
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The Simpsons (Comic Book) / int_6b35bdff	type	Serious Business
The Simpsons (Comic Book) / int_6b35bdff	comment	Serious Business: Maligning history with horror comic books that take people like Franklin D. Roosevelt and Christopher Columbus and turning them into murderous merpeople and cannibal onion men respectively is a punishable offense by law in Springfield.
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The Simpsons (Comic Book) / int_6c77a1db	type	Mining for Cookies
The Simpsons (Comic Book) / int_6c77a1db	comment	Mining for Cookies: This gag appeared a few times, usually to show a character's ignorance. When Bart gets Principal Skinner deported to Canada with fraudulent paperwork, Skinner ends up having to escape forced labor in the Maple Syrup mines. When the town splits, with Lower Springfield taking the water supply with them, the affluent Upper Springfielder start deliriously talking about Lower Springfielders enslaving them to work in their water mines. The Greek poet Homer (as played by Homer Simpson) claims to have faked blindness to get out of being a slave in the olive mines.
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The Simpsons (Comic Book) / int_6cdc784f	type	You No Take Candle
The Simpsons (Comic Book) / int_6cdc784f	comment	You No Take Candle: Mr. Burns unleashes two cheaply-bought Russian thugs on Homer who speak like this.
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The Simpsons (Comic Book) / int_6d332aea	type	Driven to Suicide
The Simpsons (Comic Book) / int_6d332aea	comment	Driven to Suicide: A man is shown about to jump off a bridge in "Ralph Wiggum's Day Off". Luckily, Ralph cheers him up and he decides not to do it. Homer is initially fine with living on an island made of garbage, until he learns there's no cable TV. He snaps and tries to get himself eaten by sharks. This fails because the sharks have already died from the polluted water.
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The Simpsons (Comic Book) / int_6e95f5c1	type	Nutritional Nightmare
The Simpsons (Comic Book) / int_6e95f5c1	comment	Nutritional Nightmare: Mr. Burns' genetically engineered donuts have absolutely no nutritional value, which coupled with their addictive qualities makes all his workers morbidly obese. Springfield Elementary's cafeteria menu includes meals such as "Cream of Lard." Eating the food on a regular basis makes most of the students extremely overweight.
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The Simpsons (Comic Book) / int_6eb1268c	type	Extreme Omnivore
The Simpsons (Comic Book) / int_6eb1268c	comment	Extreme Omnivore: When everyone in town (except Bart and the Squeaky Voiced Teen) get superpowers, Homer becomes the Indigestible Bulk, whose hunger is proportional to his anger. He manages to eat part of a brick wall with no problem, and in another appearance many years later, an entire fighter-plane.
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The Simpsons (Comic Book) / int_6ee10e0	type	My Greatest Failure
The Simpsons (Comic Book) / int_6ee10e0	comment	My Greatest Failure: A hobo claims he is the one responsible for New Coke, hence why he's now a hobo.
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The Simpsons (Comic Book) / int_6ef186d3	type	Speaks in Shout-Outs
The Simpsons (Comic Book) / int_6ef186d3	comment	Speaks in Shout-Outs: In one issue, Ned, lonely while his sons are at Bible camp, lavishes his paternal attention on Lisa and Bart. They, and Marge, pick up his overuse of idiomatic proverbs, driving Homer nuts.
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The Simpsons (Comic Book) / int_6fed1f70	type	The Thing That Would Not Leave
The Simpsons (Comic Book) / int_6fed1f70	comment	The Thing That Would Not Leave: Patty and Selma are this in one issue, after being fired and finding their flat burnt down. It gets so bad that even Marge yells at them to get out. Krusty in another, blackmailing the Simpsons into filming his show in their house, in exchange for not suing them.
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The Simpsons (Comic Book) / int_7012424f	type	Stealth Hi/Bye
The Simpsons (Comic Book) / int_7012424f	comment	Stealth Hi/Bye: Bartman is always pulling this on Milhouse, in an obvious Shout-Out to the Batman/Commissioner Gordon relationship.
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The Simpsons (Comic Book) / int_704fb854	type	Crying Indian
The Simpsons (Comic Book) / int_704fb854	comment	Crying Indian: When garbage is littered all over an endangered duck pond we see a tearful Apu.
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The Simpsons (Comic Book) / int_71bf37e3	type	Vigilante Militia
The Simpsons (Comic Book) / int_71bf37e3	comment	Vigilante Militia: Local business owners Apu, Ned, and Comic Book Guy form a squad to bust shoplifters together after realizing how the Police Are Useless. However, when the other two want to quit after busting all the local delinquents, Comic Book Guy misses the camaraderie and adventure until he starts framing innocent kids as shoplifters to keep the group together.
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The Simpsons (Comic Book) / int_726230a2	type	"Jar of Jellybeans" Contest
The Simpsons (Comic Book) / int_726230a2	comment	"Jar of Jellybeans" Contest: Featured in one issue, which Bart and Lisa try to win. Despite Lisa's calculations, they fail, but Homer wins it by just happening to say the correct number while he's nearby. When the jar is emptied, Lisa finds out why she didn't get it right - one of the jellybeans was much bigger than the others.
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The Simpsons (Comic Book) / int_72856b70	type	Godzilla Threshold
The Simpsons (Comic Book) / int_72856b70	comment	Godzilla Threshold: Parodied when the police use Willie playing the bagpipes off-key to stop Otto playing loud rock music in the middle of the night.
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The Simpsons (Comic Book) / int_73470774	type	Similar Squad
The Simpsons (Comic Book) / int_73470774	comment	Similar Squad: When the Simpsons go to Scotland (again), Willie's brother takes Homer to a familiar looking bar, which has Scottish versions of near every man in Springfield, including a Scottish version of Bumblebee Man.
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The Simpsons (Comic Book) / int_74828aea	type	Killer Rabbit
The Simpsons (Comic Book) / int_74828aea	comment	Killer Rabbit: Mr. Burns truly believes puppies are dangerous killing machines, due to his aunt being eaten by a band of roving puppies during the lean years of the Hoover administration. During an employee competition, Carl hands out hamsters to everyone at the plant. Then they drink some radioactive water...
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The Simpsons (Comic Book) / int_754df088	type	Put on a Bus
The Simpsons (Comic Book) / int_754df088	comment	Put on a Bus: A much more literal case than usual. A reality TV show has Lisa put on a bus to Smart Kid's Camp when she refuses to take part. She doesn't return for the rest of that story, but her misadventures there are covered in the next one.
The Simpsons (Comic Book) / int_754df088	featureApplicability	1.0
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The Simpsons (Comic Book) / int_788f8a3f	type	Offer Void in Nebraska
The Simpsons (Comic Book) / int_788f8a3f	comment	Offer Void in Nebraska: Often utilized in the fake advertisements. A notable example is where's taken up a notch in an ad for Krusty's Three Fingered Fireworks, with the fine print on the bottom reading "This offer not valid in" and lists the initials for all fifty states of America!
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The Simpsons (Comic Book) / int_7ac5c1de	type	Unishment
The Simpsons (Comic Book) / int_7ac5c1de	comment	Unishment: When Bart has all the teachers deported, he sends Krabappel to France. She doesn't even try to hide her smug smirk when Ms Hoover calls her a "student's pet".
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The Simpsons (Comic Book) / int_7b66bc3b	type	Big Anime Eyes
The Simpsons (Comic Book) / int_7b66bc3b	comment	Big Anime Eyes: Lampshaded in an issue where Comic Book Guy lived his life as a Japanese cartoon, and did so with the help of some extra-large contact lenses.
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The Simpsons (Comic Book) / int_7c4f6612	type	Comic-Book Adaptation
The Simpsons (Comic Book) / int_7c4f6612	comment	Comic-Book Adaptation: A one-shot adaptation of the doomed Radioactive Man movie from, well, Radioactive Man. It even recreates certain movie scenes featured during the episode in their original context.
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The Simpsons (Comic Book) / int_7ccd3698	type	Attack of the 50-Foot Whatever
The Simpsons (Comic Book) / int_7ccd3698	comment	Attack of the 50-Foot Whatever: The first comic book involved Homer being on the receiving end of one of Mr. Burns' experimental growth rays. He ended up rampaging through Springfield until a dose of an experimental formula returned him to normal. The giant Homer ends up being brought back for The Simpsons Futurama Crossover Crisis. As a Call-Back to this story, the final issue has Mr. Burns restarting the project, only this time the one that gets enlarged is Maggie's new pet rabbit, Bongo.
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The Simpsons (Comic Book) / int_7d49d74a	type	Cultural Translation
The Simpsons (Comic Book) / int_7d49d74a	comment	Cultural Translation: Parodied in "The Simpsons Comics Internationale!" with supposed examples of The Simpsons as adapted by other cultures. The issue presents a Bart Simpson manga, a story from Mexico, and a Belgian comic that mixes elements from both Tintin and The Smurfs.note The Simpsons #131 (2007)
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The Simpsons (Comic Book) / int_7d9dbe01	type	Mistaken for Toilet
The Simpsons (Comic Book) / int_7d9dbe01	comment	Mistaken for Toilet: At the start of "What Would Possibly Happen If... Cletus Went to College?" from Simpsons Comics #51, it is mentioned that Cletus has mistaken a photo booth for an outhouse twice.
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The Simpsons (Comic Book) / int_7f6885c4	type	Comically Small Demand
The Simpsons (Comic Book) / int_7f6885c4	comment	Comically Small Demand: While on strike, the power plant workers demand a five cents pay rise. Not five percent, just five cents. Mr. Burns still angrily refuses to do that.
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The Simpsons (Comic Book) / int_7fbb2a3	type	Nice Job Breaking It, Hero!
The Simpsons (Comic Book) / int_7fbb2a3	comment	Nice Job Breaking It, Hero: In one issue, Bart manages to ruin the economy of an entire country, causing it to declare war on Bart and Lisa.
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The Simpsons (Comic Book) / int_7fbe9a30	type	Freak Out
The Simpsons (Comic Book) / int_7fbe9a30	comment	Freak Out: The power plant employees go insane when Burns tells them he's getting rid of complimentary donuts.
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The Simpsons (Comic Book) / int_7fff034b	type	Kent Brockman News
The Simpsons (Comic Book) / int_7fff034b	comment	Kent Brockman News: Well, yeah. Including such highlights as Kent Brockman commenting on a barbaric gameshow that is designed to kill anyone who takes part ("Just the touch of Darwinism society needs"), an overblown news report on his divorce, or this:
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The Simpsons (Comic Book) / int_80251be3	type	How We Got Here
The Simpsons (Comic Book) / int_80251be3	comment	How We Got Here: Issue 43 opens with the Simpson car being fished out of a lake with a chicken costume tied to the top, Milhouse's shorts covered in foam, Martin having a pie on his head, Bart colored red, Lisa wearing a giant Squishee cup, Marge's hair cut in half with a cleaver and Homer's mouth glued shut. The rest of the issue repeatedly skips back to show how all these incidents happened.
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The Simpsons (Comic Book) / int_8171b426	type	Fantastically Indifferent
The Simpsons (Comic Book) / int_8171b426	comment	Fantastically Indifferent: Lenny and Carl engage in a conversation about water from a cooler (and saltines), utterly ignoring Homer fleeing for his life from some thugs.
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The Simpsons (Comic Book) / int_83a903f6	type	Stepford Smiler
The Simpsons (Comic Book) / int_83a903f6	comment	Stepford Smiler: While having an important internal struggle, Lisa asks Marge about how important the truth is.
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The Simpsons (Comic Book) / int_83f3983b	type	Necessarily Evil
The Simpsons (Comic Book) / int_83f3983b	comment	Necessarily Evil: Nelson's depriving kids of their lunch money is apparently viewed as a good thing, since it leaves them unable to buy and eat the school's grossly unhealthy meals.
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The Simpsons (Comic Book) / int_849af6e1	type	Dragged into Drag
The Simpsons (Comic Book) / int_849af6e1	comment	Dragged into Drag: As something of a Running Gag. Bart would be forced to dress as a girl via things like Loophole Abuse to join the cheerleaders, become a "female" pop star, play female roles in amateur films, be forced to disguise as his sister Lisa for any number of reasons, be left wearing rather frilly pink skirts and dresses after having no other clean clothes in the house and visiting an all-girls school.
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The Simpsons (Comic Book) / int_8797239c	type	Bait-and-Switch
The Simpsons (Comic Book) / int_8797239c	comment	Bait-and-Switch: In Issue #241, Bart has to deal with a group of nerds protesting the new female Radioactive Man movie. It turns out they're not mad about the Gender Flip as Bart initially believed, but about the character's costume being the wrong shade of red.
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The Simpsons (Comic Book) / int_884e513b	type	Medium Awareness
The Simpsons (Comic Book) / int_884e513b	comment	Medium Awareness: In the Bartomu story, Homer gets into an argument with Homer in the next panel over, as they argue about the proper reading order of manga (which should be right-to-left, but is written left-to-right). They then try to strangle one another.
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The Simpsons (Comic Book) / int_899cc5c1	type	Drinking Game
The Simpsons (Comic Book) / int_899cc5c1	comment	Drinking Game: Homer plays one in "Homer's America" when forced to chaperone Lisa's class on a field trip to the National Museum of Museums:
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The Simpsons (Comic Book) / int_8a07e085	type	Denser and Wackier
The Simpsons (Comic Book) / int_8a07e085	comment	Denser and Wackier: The comics often go into much crazier territory than the show does. Blatantly supernatural and Elseworld story premises are fairly common, and they are frequently presented without the kind of Framing Device that the show would use to ease the audience into them.
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The Simpsons (Comic Book) / int_8ba5e417	type	Refugee from TV Land
The Simpsons (Comic Book) / int_8ba5e417	comment	Refugee from TV Land: "When Bongos Collide" has Kang and Kodos bring Itchy and Scratchy into the real world, resulting in them running amok and causing a Mass Super-Empowering Event in Springfield. Bart tries to summon Radioactive Man through the same method using the Radioactive Man TV show, but he only succeeds in summoning a black-and-white Dirk Richter in costume. It is only after Bart gets the idea to project one of his Radioactive Man comic books onto the TV screen that he's able to bring the real Radioactive Man to the real world.
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The Simpsons (Comic Book) / int_8cbd311b	type	Good Angel, Bad Angel
The Simpsons (Comic Book) / int_8cbd311b	comment	Good Angel, Bad Angel: A comic features Bart suffering from a moral dilemma, complete with good and bad angels; the good angel knocks out the bad angel by throwing its halo like Captain America's shield, at which point Bart remarks, "It figures that my conscience would suffer from mood swings." A much earlier issue has Bart being visited by shoulder angels when considering sneaking out of the house to attend a convention. As his good angel tries reasoning with him, Bart flicks him away.
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The Simpsons (Comic Book) / int_8d08960c	type	Two-Timer Date
The Simpsons (Comic Book) / int_8d08960c	comment	Two-Timer Date: In "Springfield's Typical Teen-ager", a teenage Homer accidentally plans a date with Mr. Burn's niece and Marge at the same time, forcing him to drive back and fourth. Barney even compares Homer with Archie Andrews. Another issue has Itchy and Scratchy being replaced (due to Cecil Terwilliger blackmailing Krusty) with Jeeves and Wooster, in a made-up episode where Jeeves has two dates on the same day he's supposed to marry the queen. Homer complains about this... because it's based on the "later" novels.
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The Simpsons (Comic Book) / int_8e1aef2d	type	Reference Overdosed
The Simpsons (Comic Book) / int_8e1aef2d	comment	Reference Overdosed: The "A Brand New Burns" two-parter. What else would you expect from a story revolving around famous billionaires?
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The Simpsons (Comic Book) / int_912b24c4	type	Art Shift
The Simpsons (Comic Book) / int_912b24c4	comment	Art Shift: Issue 15 is the most blatant example. Just about every writer and illustrator who worked on that issue have made names for themselves in the independent comic book field. Issue 17's final segment includes a Story Within a Story done in the style of EC Comics.
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The Simpsons (Comic Book) / int_913b9a12	type	Defictionalisation
The Simpsons (Comic Book) / int_913b9a12	comment	Defictionalisation: There have been comics about the comic book within a show, Radioactive Man.
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The Simpsons (Comic Book) / int_921cdca8	type	Nothing Personal
The Simpsons (Comic Book) / int_921cdca8	comment	Nothing Personal: The nerds assist Cecil in trying to ruin Lisa's life not because of anything against her, they're just bored.
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The Simpsons (Comic Book) / int_928ca2cc	type	You Have Outlived Your Usefulness
The Simpsons (Comic Book) / int_928ca2cc	comment	Denied in one issue, where Burns demands this when an employee stops being useful to him, only to be reminded he's at the Power Plant, and the dogs live in his mansion. He releases the Smithers instead.
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The Simpsons (Comic Book) / int_92bec282	type	Back to Front
The Simpsons (Comic Book) / int_92bec282	comment	Back to Front: Issue #43, "Journey to the Cellar of the Kwik-E-Mart", is told in this fashion, starting with the family driving off a bridge, then flashing back through the kids' investigation of an urban myth at the Kwik-E-Mart, and ending with a flashback to decades earlier which confirms the story was true.
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The Simpsons (Comic Book) / int_939a84fa	type	Embarrassing Tattoo
The Simpsons (Comic Book) / int_939a84fa	comment	Embarrassing Tattoo: Issue 97 reveals that Ned Flanders has a tattoo of a heart with Homer's face on it on his arm, which he apparently got when the two went to New Orleans for Marti Gras. He refuses to elaborate further.
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The Simpsons (Comic Book) / int_94e4c8ab	type	Betty and Veronica
The Simpsons (Comic Book) / int_94e4c8ab	comment	Betty and Veronica: Parodied in a flashback story spoofing Archie Comics with Mr. Burns' niece, Victoria, functioning as the Veronica to Marge's Betty where Homer is concerned.
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The Simpsons (Comic Book) / int_95b875b1	type	Not Me This Time
The Simpsons (Comic Book) / int_95b875b1	comment	Not Me This Time: When being taken into protection from foreign agents going after the Simpsons, Homer cheerfully remarks that at least it's not his fault this time.
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The Simpsons (Comic Book) / int_9600368d	type	Behind the Black
The Simpsons (Comic Book) / int_9600368d	comment	Behind the Black: In one issue Marge shows Bart a big poster with her face on it that's embarrassing to him under the circumstances. Bart says maybe he can pretend he's not related to her, but the next panel gives her a smaller speech bubble, which uncovers a caption saying she's his Mom from the same angle he was watching it.
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The Simpsons (Comic Book) / int_961c6c22	type	Cutaway Gag
The Simpsons (Comic Book) / int_961c6c22	comment	Cutaway Gag: In "A Brand New Burns: Part Two", when Homer swears to save Mr. Burns from his encapturement in a Mexican sweatshop, Marge reminds him about the last time he rescued something. Cue flashback to him pulling a poor dolphin with a net around him out of the water at the beach. It's revealed that he put him in a hot tub still flailing around desperately with a net around him, insisting to Marge that if he cuts it, he'll escape.
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The Simpsons (Comic Book) / int_96b89043	type	Not So Above It All
The Simpsons (Comic Book) / int_96b89043	comment	Not So Above It All: As a gag, Bart edits Lisa's diary to be full of juicy scandal about the family and then submits it to a publishing contest being held by Skinner. He offers her a contract for the diary and the family don't bother reading it until it's already been published. Marge is not amused and insists on having every copy destroyed—until a $45,000 advance check comes in.
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The Simpsons (Comic Book) / int_98aaf983	type	Comically Small Bribe
The Simpsons (Comic Book) / int_98aaf983	comment	Comically Small Bribe: In order to convince Homer to pretend to be a pro-wrestler, Smithers is ordered to adjust his salary. Homer pauses to think about whether to accept the offer, and it takes long enough for Smithers to point out it's only a thirty-six dollars a year raise.
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The Simpsons (Comic Book) / int_99ddfcec	type	Unwitting Instigator of Doom
The Simpsons (Comic Book) / int_99ddfcec	comment	Unwitting Instigator of Doom: The story "It's In the Cards" has Homer pull some Camera Spoofing so that he can skip work to attend a baseball game. Burns thinks the picture is frozen, and in his scramble to outrun Burns' Stormtrooper-esque maintenance crew to his station, Homer knocks the picture down from the camera, hitting a button which causes a power outage affecting the vendor at Springfield Elementary where the teachers' food is stored. The teachers all get sick and are replaced by substitutes while they recover, kicking off a Role Swap Plot for Bart and Lisa (Bart's substitute likes him and trusts him with responsibilities while Lisa's dislikes her and treats her like a troublemaker) that ends badly for both of them. In a moment of Dramatic Irony, Homer then scorns Marge's aesop about how the important thing is that they should do their best despite the fact that, inevitably, "sometimes our actions have unforeseeable consequences."
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The Simpsons (Comic Book) / int_9a1d239e	type	Been There, Shaped History
The Simpsons (Comic Book) / int_9a1d239e	comment	Been There, Shaped History: Mister Burns' adopted father is responsible for the Hindenburg (he sold the makers discount hydrogen), the Titanic (he had the hull made out of tinfoil to save costs), communism, and the disappearance of Amelia Earhart (whose plane just happened to have a very large amount of incriminating tax receipts on-board). According to the comic "Zombie Moves," Michael Jackson's dance moves in the "Thriller" video were inspired by a young Barney and Homer shambling to maintain their Totem Pole Trench as they played a zombie extra in a horror film he saw.
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The Simpsons (Comic Book) / int_9a6990	type	Skinny Dipping
The Simpsons (Comic Book) / int_9a6990	comment	Skinny Dipping: An issue ends with the townspeople getting drenched in mud and going skinny dipping to wash off. Overlaps with Dance Party Ending as the townspeople managed to resolve their social circle differences.
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The Simpsons (Comic Book) / int_9b54d536	type	Evil Counterpart
The Simpsons (Comic Book) / int_9b54d536	comment	Evil Counterpart: Evil Bumblebee Man, who even comes with a sinister goatee, monocle and eloquent speech patterns. He sells a wanted Homer out to the police, pointing out that he 'is' evil.
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The Simpsons (Comic Book) / int_9b610976	type	I Can't Believe It's Not Heroin!
The Simpsons (Comic Book) / int_9b610976	comment	I Can't Believe It's Not Heroin!: The genetically engineered doughnuts Mr. Burns tried to give to his workers instead of pay, of course since they were intentionally designed to be addictive this isn't too surprising.
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The Simpsons (Comic Book) / int_9b73b497	type	The Only One Allowed to Defeat You
The Simpsons (Comic Book) / int_9b73b497	comment	The Only One Allowed to Defeat You: In "Bobbing For Vengeance," Sideshow Bob saves Bart from a violent mob for this reason.
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The Simpsons (Comic Book) / int_9c1f758a	type	Kill It with Fire
The Simpsons (Comic Book) / int_9c1f758a	comment	Kill It with Fire: Give Homer community service disposing of highway trash, and he will do this, with a flame-thrower. Homer also doesn't realise that the phrase "fighting fire with fire" is not meant to be applied literally.
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The Simpsons (Comic Book) / int_9d39440e	type	Right-Hand Attack Dog
The Simpsons (Comic Book) / int_9d39440e	comment	Right-Hand Attack Dog: Denied in one issue, where Burns demands this when an employee stops being useful to him, only to be reminded he's at the Power Plant, and the dogs live in his mansion. He releases the Smithers instead. In another issue, faced with an angry mob angered by his penny-pinching ways, Burns tries to set the dogs on them, only for Smithers to point out that since he cut off their water, the hounds are too thirsty to move.
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The Simpsons (Comic Book) / int_9dfb8296	type	This Is Gonna Suck
The Simpsons (Comic Book) / int_9dfb8296	comment	This Is Gonna Suck: Bartomu's reaction when he's about to be crushed by Yoshiberra's spiked bat.
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The Simpsons (Comic Book) / int_9e67ec50	type	Flashback Cut
The Simpsons (Comic Book) / int_9e67ec50	comment	Flashback Cut: When the Superior Squadron's enemy Brain-o has infiltrated them, they ask how he came up with such a plan. It cuts to him listening to fellow villain Hypno-Head ranting about how he wants Brain-o to infiltrate their headquarters and kill them. Flashback over.
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The Simpsons (Comic Book) / int_9fbf92c3	type	Creator Career Self-Deprecation
The Simpsons (Comic Book) / int_9fbf92c3	comment	Creator Career Self-Deprecation: In one issue where Lisa has gained some fame as a musician, Marge becomes concerned that it might lead her to go the Former Child Star route, having seen a daytime talk show about such people who "all grew up to be drug addicts, bank robbers and cartoonists."
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The Simpsons (Comic Book) / int_a2fbebed	type	Alternate Timeline Ancestry
The Simpsons (Comic Book) / int_a2fbebed	comment	Alternate Timeline Ancestry: In a one-shot story, a mishap in Professor Frink's lab that resulted from one of his monkeys putting aluminum foil in microwave near some equipment led to reality being warped, with only Frink and a flying monkey being the only ones who know everything's changed. In this new reality, Bart and Lisa are in Mr. Bergstrom's fourth grade class, though it seems because they're the same age, as Lisa sees no point in his puzzles, which she thinks are too complex. However, Lisa seems to be an only child as she's the daughter of Marge and her ex-husband Artie Ziff, while Bart is Maggie's older brother and they, along with their father Homer, were abandoned by Mindy.
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The Simpsons (Comic Book) / int_a4414a05	type	Adaptation Dye-Job
The Simpsons (Comic Book) / int_a4414a05	comment	Adaptation Dye-Job: Several characters from the show have quite a few color changes in the comics, with some of them carried over from the show's first season: In the early issues, Bart was often seen wearing a blue shirt instead of his trademark orange one. The blue shirt became rarer, though; in later issues he only wears it when he's Bartman.note Bart deliberately appeared with a blue shirt on a lot of early merchandise as a way of differentiating it from bootleg products Moe Syzlak's navy blue apron and matching bowtie are changed to a white apron and pink bowtie, in most cases. Krusty the Clown's beard is not made up like the rest of his face, and is in its natural dark brown color (in the show and most merchandising appearances, his beard is painted from either light orange to a peachy color.) Seymour Skinner's hair is brown in the comics, instead of gray as in the show and most merchandise. Similarly, Apu is shown in the comics with black hair, which he indeed had in the first season, but from the second season onward his hair was changed to gray. Also, Patty and Selma's hair are generally the same shade of gray in the show and most merchandising appearances, but generally in the comics, Patty's hair is a more violet color, as it was in the show's first season. Grampa Simpson generally wears a blue shirt and pants in the comics; in the show he only wore this color in the first season, as from the second season onward he started wearing a beige shirt and gray pants. Sideshow Bob and Groundskeeper Willie both have slightly lighter complexion from many of the other characters in animation, but in the comics and many merchandising appearances, their skin tone is the same as the rest of the yellow-skinned characters.
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The Simpsons (Comic Book) / int_a44cd048	type	Meet the New Boss
The Simpsons (Comic Book) / int_a44cd048	comment	Meet the New Boss: Springfield Elementary used to be ruled by bullying nerds, until Jimbo, Dolph and Kearney came along.
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The Simpsons (Comic Book) / int_a49914aa	type	Bowdlerization
The Simpsons (Comic Book) / int_a49914aa	comment	Bowdlerization: One issue doing Shakespeare parodies does Titus Andronicus. It leaves out most of the really family unfriendly stuff. But since it's done in the form of an Itchy & Scratchy, it still leaves the mutilation, murder, and people getting baked into pies.
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The Simpsons (Comic Book) / int_a6e8221e	type	Status Quo Is God
The Simpsons (Comic Book) / int_a6e8221e	comment	Status Quo is God: The show's tendency towards this is lampshaded sometimes. For example, when fired Homer just mutters to himself.
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The Simpsons (Comic Book) / int_a734c20	type	Black Widow
The Simpsons (Comic Book) / int_a734c20	comment	Black Widow: Agnes Skinner once had a dream of marrying and then immediately killing Stalin. A few panels after she reveals this, she notes that she has a gentleman caller coming round, and tells Skinner to get out of the house. As he leaves, we see who it is: Fidel Castro.
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The Simpsons (Comic Book) / int_a8abe9d1	type	Separated by a Common Language
The Simpsons (Comic Book) / int_a8abe9d1	comment	Separated by a Common Language: Used for all it's worth in "Hail to the Cat". All color TVs in Springfield are replaced by colour TV, and Homer gets confused by a police officer telling him a lorry (truck) that he drives into had right of way.
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The Simpsons (Comic Book) / int_a937a2e	type	The Fat Episode
The Simpsons (Comic Book) / int_a937a2e	comment	The Fat Episode: From Dullards To Donuts: Homer, Lenny, Carl, and the rest of the employees at the nuclear plant spend the story gorging themselves on Mr. Burns' genetically engineered donuts until they all become too fat to do their jobs properly. Lisa In The Middle: Most of the kids in Springfield Elementary except for Lisa and the bullies become morbidly obese thanks to them eating the school's nutritionally devoid meals now that Nelson's not stealing their lunch money anymore. Fly Away Homer: Without Homer's usual shenanigans keeping them busy on vacation, Marge and the kids put on a few pounds from lounging around and indulging in snacks and junk food. Ironically, Homer's determination to reach his family for their vacation leads to him losing weight.
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The Simpsons (Comic Book) / int_abafa9b6	type	Peeling Potatoes
The Simpsons (Comic Book) / int_abafa9b6	comment	Peeling Potatoes: According to one of his war stories, Grampa was so good at peeling potatoes that it made him a war hero.
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The Simpsons (Comic Book) / int_abe0f934	type	Dissimile
The Simpsons (Comic Book) / int_abe0f934	comment	Dissimile: In the first issue of Simpsons Comics, Burns contemplates becoming a giant and says, "I'll be like the Jolly Green Giant, only not green, and not jolly!"
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The Simpsons (Comic Book) / int_ac320c0e	type	Nuke 'em
The Simpsons (Comic Book) / int_ac320c0e	comment	Nuke 'em: Bart has the town convinced there is a moth mutant in town and when they call the military for help, the general on the phone says he has an appropriate response in mind. Then an aide tells him about how the call came from Springfield, where Bart constantly prank calls them from. The general makes a Right for the Wrong Reasons deduction that this is another prank and says, "Cancel nuclear missile strike."
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The Simpsons (Comic Book) / int_ad1db87c	type	Oh, Crap!
The Simpsons (Comic Book) / int_ad1db87c	comment	Oh, Crap!: Bart and Lisa's reaction on seeing Homer leave Moe's at three in the afternoon, completely sober. When seeing Krusty acting as a doctor, Hibbert and Dr. Nick have this reaction. Hibbert even thinks he's in Hell.
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The Simpsons (Comic Book) / int_ae136edf	type	Plagiarism in Fiction
The Simpsons (Comic Book) / int_ae136edf	comment	Plagiarism in Fiction: In one early issue, Bart and Milhouse create their own superhero comic book, which is so popular at Springfield Elementary that fights for an issue break out. They try to sell their comic to real artists at a convention, but are turned down. Months later, a new comic comes out, starring a blatant expy of Bart and Milhouse's character with only the name changed. However, this shows the problem with stealing someone's idea- because the company isn't imaginative enough to create new ideas, the comic's stories become stale, and the publisher has to blackmail Bart and Milhouse into making new comics for them.
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The Simpsons (Comic Book) / int_aea21604	type	Even the Subtitler Is Stumped
The Simpsons (Comic Book) / int_aea21604	comment	Even the Subtitler Is Stumped: A film featuring Groundskeeper Willie's brother Angus tries to translated the thick Scottish accents the actors have, but it can only do so much...
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The Simpsons (Comic Book) / int_aec19d54	type	Hyperlink Story
The Simpsons (Comic Book) / int_aec19d54	comment	Hyperlink Story: A variant: issue #90's first story "Homer's America" have Homer, chaperoning Lisa's class's field trip, take over driving the bus after driving Otto insane with his singing, and takes them on a tour across the country, telling them Little Known Facts he makes up about the founding of the USA (such as George Washington slaying redcoat vampires and that Mount Rushmore was made to scare off aliens), all of which greatly annoy Lisa. The second story is mostly unrelated, involving Krusty the Clown's copyright ending up being signed to ventriloquist Arthur Crandall in the guise of "new Krusty", seeking revenge at Krusty for defaming him and Gabbo. After all is resolved and Crandall is defeated again, Krusty takes off for a vacation and Lindsey Naegle needs a replacement since they're out of reruns (as they used the master tapes to record a Gunsmoke marathon. Bart's idea for a mid-season replacement is Homer's History Corner, where like in the first story, Homer tells his made-up history facts, this time to the kid studio audience, much to their amusement (and to Lisa's annoyance, of course.)
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The Simpsons (Comic Book) / int_aec43c5f	type	Thanksgiving Episode
The Simpsons (Comic Book) / int_aec43c5f	comment	Thanksgiving Episode: The Issue 51 story revolves around the Simpsons' Thanksgiving preparations going horribly wrong and their ensuing misadventures: Marge fights through a supermarket-turned-warzone to get the last turkey, Lisa and Grandpa visit a casino, Homer rescues Mr. Burns and Smithers from angry turkeys and Bart meets the evicted orphans from the orphanage.
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The Simpsons (Comic Book) / int_b1191cb2	type	I Ate WHAT?!
The Simpsons (Comic Book) / int_b1191cb2	comment	I Ate WHAT?!: The absolute last straw for the people of Krustonia is finding out the salami they've been living on isn't made of soy, but tadpoles, which prompts Homer to rouse everyone into a mob.
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The Simpsons (Comic Book) / int_b11ac9f5	type	Abusive Parents
The Simpsons (Comic Book) / int_b11ac9f5	comment	Abusive Parents: Agnes Skinner tells Seymour he's a failure all the time, and has even sown the word 'failure' into his dressing gown. But even she cannot tolerate his moping about the house, so she tells him to go get his old job back in her usual fashion.
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The Simpsons (Comic Book) / int_b2a06892	type	Fourth Wall Psych
The Simpsons (Comic Book) / int_b2a06892	comment	Fourth Wall Psych: At the beginning of the 100th issue, Bart informs Lisa that there is a comic book about them and their family, asking, "What kind of SICK WEIRDO would want to READ it?" The page ends with Bart and Lisa seemingly looking at the reader... only for the top panel of the following page to show the same scene from a different angle, revealing they were actually looking at Maggie.
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The Simpsons (Comic Book) / int_b4a6ae4c	type	Everyone Has Standards
The Simpsons (Comic Book) / int_b4a6ae4c	comment	Everyone Has Standards: Even Itchy and Scratchy find Titus Andronicus is too violent for their tastes.
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The Simpsons (Comic Book) / int_b4eff8a8	type	Epic Fail
The Simpsons (Comic Book) / int_b4eff8a8	comment	Epic Fail: "Homer Vs. The Wallpaper". It starts with Homer poisoning himself by taste-testing the glue. He then manages to hideously injure himself repeatedly, and get covered in wallpaper. Gil's attempt to defend Krusty in court somehow ends up with the courthouse being burnt down, and Judge Snyder set on fire twice.
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The Simpsons (Comic Book) / int_b53077b3	type	Take That!
The Simpsons (Comic Book) / int_b53077b3	comment	Each Radioactive Man story has at least one Take That! included, usually aimed at something from comic book history.
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The Simpsons (Comic Book) / int_b579ecc6	type	Gave Up Too Soon
The Simpsons (Comic Book) / int_b579ecc6	comment	Gave Up Too Soon: X'T'H'K'K spends most of Issue 98 waiting for Xttapalatakettle, a god who is prophesied to bring divine judgement upon his return. After Bart and Lisa successfully trick him via the former pretending to be said god, X'T'H'K'K moves out of his Olmec head and back to his home village. Immediately after he leaves, the real Xttapalatakettle shows up when Homer is watching TV; fortunately for humanity, Homer convinces him not to destroy the world by showing him the wonders of TV, donuts and beer.
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The Simpsons (Comic Book) / int_b58b4e3c	type	Too Dumb to Live
The Simpsons (Comic Book) / int_b58b4e3c	comment	Too Dumb to Live: A nonfatal example occurs when Skinner has a Heroic BSoD in one story; the cops wonder if holding their stun gun backward will reverse its effects and unstun him. Instead, it just stuns the cop holding it.
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The Simpsons (Comic Book) / int_b6de94d1	type	Executive Meddling
The Simpsons (Comic Book) / int_b6de94d1	comment	Executive Meddling: In-universe, and parodied, like everything else, when we see comic book company executives working on a new plan to reinvigorate their readers. None of them have an original thought, and when one of them suggests getting a writer in to help, he gets shouted down.
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The Simpsons (Comic Book) / int_b707726f	type	Hypocritical Humor
The Simpsons (Comic Book) / int_b707726f	comment	Hypocritical Humor: Chief Wiggum has arrested Homer for obscenity, and as he throws Homer in the cell, swears loudly. This earns him a sharp rebuke from Kearney, who happens to be in a cell with his son. Marge finds Chief Wiggum standing guard outside the local Try-n-Save during Thanksgiving, on handing to prevent looting. As he tells Marge this, Lou steps out with the items Wiggum sent him in to loot.
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The Simpsons (Comic Book) / int_b7bc7d28	type	Attention Deficit... Ooh, Shiny!
The Simpsons (Comic Book) / int_b7bc7d28	comment	When he confronts Abe about not teaching him to surf, Abe blames Homer's terrible attention span.
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The Simpsons (Comic Book) / int_b97a2fa7	type	Forced Transformation
The Simpsons (Comic Book) / int_b97a2fa7	comment	Forced Transformation: An alternate Bart who takes over his Springfield has turned his family into birds.
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The Simpsons (Comic Book) / int_ba11178f	type	Moose and Maple Syrup
The Simpsons (Comic Book) / int_ba11178f	comment	Moose and Maple Syrup: One issue has Principal Skinner deported to Canada, portrayed as a tree-filled wasteland where everyone wears flannel shirts and plays hockey, with Skinner forced to work in maple syrup mines in exchange for socialized healthcare. He eventually escapes by throwing a beaver at a Mountie's face.
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The Simpsons (Comic Book) / int_ba236071	type	It Makes Sense in Context
The Simpsons (Comic Book) / int_ba236071	comment	After Lisa and Martin are appointed as substitute teachers due to Bart forging deportation documents that sent the school's teachers to different countries, neither of them have success with their classes. After a visit to Clancy Wiggum about Ralph's literal inability to understand or even touch books, Lisa finds out that Ralph has a near-photographic memory of shows he watches on TV which he learned to do so he can imagine things in different colors and to make them melt. Lisa then wins over her class by recording herself give a lecture and playing it on a TV to the class, who remember everything easily and set grade records the following tests.
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The Simpsons (Comic Book) / int_ba99f924	type	We Care
The Simpsons (Comic Book) / int_ba99f924	comment	We Care: Used in at least one Simpsons comic with "Globex Corporation — We Dominate Because We Care", the company from the TV episode "You Only Move Twice."
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The Simpsons (Comic Book) / int_bc37d80d	type	So Proud of You
The Simpsons (Comic Book) / int_bc37d80d	comment	So Proud of You: What Rabbi Krustofski says when he learns Krusty's become a doctor. This vanishes when he learns it's a temporary arrangement.
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The Simpsons (Comic Book) / int_bd1faab9	type	Accidental Hero
The Simpsons (Comic Book) / int_bd1faab9	comment	Accidental Hero: In the story "Asleep at the Well," Barney falls asleep in the men's room at Moe's and walks out just in time to slam the door hard on a guy who was about to shoot up the bar.
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The Simpsons (Comic Book) / int_bdc94cd9	type	Compressed Adaptation
The Simpsons (Comic Book) / int_bdc94cd9	comment	Compressed Adaptation: Invoked with Professor Frink's mononizer, a ray gun that compresses trilogies into a single feature by cutting subplots, exposition and foreshadowing. It works on books like Dune and movies like the Star Wars trilogy, although it causes most of the events to happen near-simultaneously such as Luke blowing up all of the Death Stars in the trilogy in the same scene.
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The Simpsons (Comic Book) / int_c007c53	type	Cool and Unusual Punishment
The Simpsons (Comic Book) / int_c007c53	comment	Cool and Unusual Punishment: In Issue 3, the school's puma statue disappears and Edna tries to wring a confession out of Bart and Milhouse (who didn't take it) by having Willie play the bagpipes until they crack.
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The Simpsons (Comic Book) / int_c19bdbe1	type	Good Cop/Bad Cop
The Simpsons (Comic Book) / int_c19bdbe1	comment	Good Cop/Bad Cop: When chewing Bart and Lisa out for ruining a school production, Skinner is constantly undermined by Mrs. Krabappel, who suggests harsh punishments for both of them. "Hail to the Cat" begins with Wiggum forced to be both sides, due to massive budget cuts meaning he's had to let go every other police officer. And because of that he has to leave early, asking Snake if he'd be willing to beat himself up.
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The Simpsons (Comic Book) / int_c25f7913	type	By the Lights of Their Eyes
The Simpsons (Comic Book) / int_c25f7913	comment	By the Lights of Their Eyes: Just like the cartoon, character's eyes tend to be the only thing visible in the darkness. Like in the show, this is frequently mocked, for example in issue #100, Bart asking Lisa how that's even possible.
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The Simpsons (Comic Book) / int_c2cedc1c	type	Big "NO!"
The Simpsons (Comic Book) / int_c2cedc1c	comment	Big "NO!": Bart at the very beginning of the first Bartman story, after having just learned that he's going to have to go to summer school.
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The Simpsons (Comic Book) / int_c30b3981	type	Mistaken for Prostitute
The Simpsons (Comic Book) / int_c30b3981	comment	Mistaken for Prostitute: In the Simpsons Super Spectacular #11, Marge thought the lingerie and fishnet-wearing superheroine Mademoiselle Meringue was a hussy because her sidekick was called the Tart. She doesn't want Homer and Bart near them.
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The Simpsons (Comic Book) / int_c344b4fc	type	Faked Food Contaminant
The Simpsons (Comic Book) / int_c344b4fc	comment	Faked Food Contaminant: In one of the comics, we learn that Bart regularly puts tentacles in his ice cream so that he doesn't have to pay for it.
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The Simpsons (Comic Book) / int_c3bdfbb9	type	Let's You and Him Fight
The Simpsons (Comic Book) / int_c3bdfbb9	comment	Let's You and Him Fight: Lampshaded, like every other superhero trope, when the inhabitants of Springfield all get superpowers, and the bullies (who formed the WildB.R.A.T.S., pick a fight with the retirement home inhabitants, who formed Oldblood.
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The Simpsons (Comic Book) / int_c5b47b36	type	Offscreen Moment of Awesome
The Simpsons (Comic Book) / int_c5b47b36	comment	Offscreen Moment of Awesome: The climax of "Krusty: Agent of K.L.O.W.N." - which apparently involves Krusty being kidnapped and taken to an island fortress, the entire team storming in with an army of Krusty clones to save him, and everyone escaping when a space station crashes into the fortress and sinks it - is completely skipped over and is only recounted by Krusty after the fact. When one of the executives complains about not getting to see it, Krusty notes that the show ran out of budget paying for his helicopter shoes.
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The Simpsons (Comic Book) / int_c6074d96	type	I Am Spartacus
The Simpsons (Comic Book) / int_c6074d96	comment	I Am Spartacus: In one issue, Grampa becomes a vigilante (El Grampo) and when Chief Wiggum tries to arrest him, the other members of the Springfield Retirement Castle claim to be the real El Grampo. They donâ€™t do this because they care about Grampa but because they think that pretending to be El Grampo will result in their families paying attention to them. The whole thing turns out to be one of Grampaâ€™s nonsensical stories.
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The Simpsons (Comic Book) / int_c614edde	type	Another Story for Another Time
The Simpsons (Comic Book) / int_c614edde	comment	Another Story for Another Time: During a montage sequence in issue #68, we find Homer somehow managed to become Prime Minister of New Zealand after a drinking binge. The narration tells us it's a story for another time. Homer is missing for the rest of the issue, and somehow causes Australia to declare war on New Zealand.
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The Simpsons (Comic Book) / int_c69902e7	type	Church of Happyology
The Simpsons (Comic Book) / int_c69902e7	comment	Church of Happyology: "Scifiometry", who use pointless gadgets, sell self-help books, and talk about aliens. It's eventually revealed that they have actually contacted aliens, specifically Kang and Kodos... and swindled them too.
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The Simpsons (Comic Book) / int_c75df49a	type	Shout-Out
The Simpsons (Comic Book) / int_c75df49a	comment	Shout-Out: Halfway through issue 1, the story has a reference to Doctor Strangelove, with Wiggum refusing to let Marge into the Springfield War Room because "she'll see the big board!" Issue 17 has a comic "advertising" KrustyCo "Vinylite-Gripped Steel-Tipped Lawn Darts". The comic parodies "Street Ball", an ad for a line of Spalding basketballs appearing in many comic books from the mid-1970s through the early 1980s. Krusty even wears a rainbow wig similar to Julius Erving's hair (Julius having starred in the adverts alongside Rick Barry). Issue 66 has Dr. Hibbert, Dr. Nick and Krusty reciting a list of several Robin Williams movies when they see Krusty's become a doctor. They never manage to figure out which one they're thinking of. In issue 72, Mr. Burns' attempt to re-enact Logan's Run fails because killing his workers is banned by union rules. Later on, Homer goes mad and starts acting like he's in Gilligan's Island. In Issue 87, amongst the British invaders are The Fourth Doctor, The Minister of Silly Walks, Harry Potter, John Steed, and Arnold Rimmer. At one point in Issue 90, Homer tells Lisa to get back on his magic school bus. Lisa calls him out for ripping off said series, only for Homer to note that "no one likes a trademark enforcer". Issue 110 ends with Ned Flanders hallucinating the world as a video game: Bart and Ned are Mario and Luigi, Homer is Donkey Kong, Lisa is Sonic the Hedgehog and Marge is Lara Croft.
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The Simpsons (Comic Book) / int_c9bc521a	type	Product-Promotion Parade
The Simpsons (Comic Book) / int_c9bc521a	comment	Product-Promotion Parade: Spoofed in a "Chocobots" strip.
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The Simpsons (Comic Book) / int_ca95473c	type	Series Continuity Error
The Simpsons (Comic Book) / int_ca95473c	comment	Series Continuity Error: The comic makes occasional use of the team known as The Z-Men, but Mark Millar and Grant Morrison appear in one issue, and are explicitly said to have written X-Men proper (though exactly which one wrote the proper X-Men is something they argue about. Violently).
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The Simpsons (Comic Book) / int_cbe687ab	type	Corrupt Corporate Executive
The Simpsons (Comic Book) / int_cbe687ab	comment	Corrupt Corporate Executive: Krusty purchases the company that makes Bart's favourite characters. The inevitable happens, and he runs it into the ground within a few months.
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The Simpsons (Comic Book) / int_cc3c365f	type	Goofy Print Underwear
The Simpsons (Comic Book) / int_cc3c365f	comment	Goofy Print Underwear: Kearney is revealed to be wearing pink underpants in Bartman #1, after his shorts slip off while he's hanging from a catwalk in a factory. (On the other hand, since Kearney and his fellow goons are legitimately threatening, this could be an example of Real Men Wear Pink.)
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The Simpsons (Comic Book) / int_cca39656	type	Kicked Out of Heaven
The Simpsons (Comic Book) / int_cca39656	comment	Kicked Out of Heaven: In one story, Gil is kicked out of Heaven after selling an Angel harp wax that melted the harp.
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The Simpsons (Comic Book) / int_cd2b8aa3	type	Space Is Noisy
The Simpsons (Comic Book) / int_cd2b8aa3	comment	Space Is Noisy: An exception in a science fiction movie featured in one issue. Homerâ€™s nerdy friend Doug gets involved in the production of Saturnforce 3000. To keep the science realistic, he removes all sound from the space scenes. Everyone hates the movie, except for Comic Book Guy who declares it a triumph.
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The Simpsons (Comic Book) / int_cd3a9a0f	type	Only One Finds It Fun
The Simpsons (Comic Book) / int_cd3a9a0f	comment	Only One Finds It Fun: In "The Geek Shall Inherit the Earth", Doug and Troy McClure make a sci-fi movie and Doug insists on no sound effects during the space battles and no faster-than-light travel to make it scientifically accurate. The movie bombs, but the Comic Book Guy declares it a triumph.
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The Simpsons (Comic Book) / int_cd70c3dc	type	CorruptCop
The Simpsons (Comic Book) / int_cd70c3dc	comment	Corrupt Cop: Everyone knows the Springfield cops are corrupt. In one issue, Homer and Wiggum discuss a bribe like it was a tip. Wiggum goes for five dollars, or more if the service was exceptional.
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The Simpsons (Comic Book) / int_ce6555f0	type	Lighter and Softer
The Simpsons (Comic Book) / int_ce6555f0	comment	Lighter and Softer: The main comics are marketed as children's comics, and Bongo was one of the last companies to participate in The Comics Code. This is averted with the Treehouse of Horror titles, which hearken back to classic horror comics. The Bart Simpson spin off took this even further, with stories appropriate for even younger children than the main book.
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The Simpsons (Comic Book) / int_ce9f550c	type	My Hovercraft Is Full of Eels
The Simpsons (Comic Book) / int_ce9f550c	comment	My Hovercraft Is Full of Eels: When in Paris with Bart and Krusty, Milhouse tries to talk to a ticket collector and ask him why Krusty's show has been cancelled. He accidentally asks if he'd like a cup of squirrels. When Bart tries, he finds out the guy speaks English.
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The Simpsons (Comic Book) / int_cf4d770	type	Nightmare Fuel
The Simpsons (Comic Book) / int_cf4d770	comment	During the time when Springfield is divided over ownership of the town's water supply, Frink designs a 'tar pig', a pig with all its blood replaced with tar.
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The Simpsons (Comic Book) / int_cf92fea8	type	Cassandra Truth
The Simpsons (Comic Book) / int_cf92fea8	comment	Cassandra Truth: In "Sideshow Blob", Lisa tells Bart they need to warn everyone about Sideshow Bob's rampage. Bart rightly points out no-one's going to believe them, and sure enough... the only person who does is Apu, and then only because Bob is trying to eat him as they speak. No-one believes Homer when he becomes a successful wrestler, least of all his own family. Marge only realises the truth when Homer's outfit gets damaged in the ring, revealing his labelled underwear.
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The Simpsons (Comic Book) / int_d129e13e	type	"Eureka!" Moment
The Simpsons (Comic Book) / int_d129e13e	comment	"Eureka!" Moment: After Bart and Milhouse are blackmailed by two plagiarists who stole their idea for a comic book idea which involves them drawing the issues for free and seek Lisa's help to get out of this, Bart picks up two "MOD" magazines with very similar covers and partially folds one cover against the other which gives him an idea. They send a copy of the new comic to a reporter with instructions to fold the cover a very specific way which launches an investigation that gets the plagiarists arrested. To show the reader how this happened, a page with the full cover is included with the book which if the reader folds the exact same way, shows a "Wanted!" Poster of one of the plagiarists. After Lisa and Martin are appointed as substitute teachers due to Bart forging deportation documents that sent the school's teachers to different countries, neither of them have success with their classes. After a visit to Clancy Wiggum about Ralph's literal inability to understand or even touch books, Lisa finds out that Ralph has a near-photographic memory of shows he watches on TV which he learned to do so he can imagine things in different colors and to make them melt. Lisa then wins over her class by recording herself give a lecture and playing it on a TV to the class, who remember everything easily and set grade records the following tests.
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The Simpsons (Comic Book) / int_d397657d	type	Hoist by His Own Petard
The Simpsons (Comic Book) / int_d397657d	comment	Hoist by His Own Petard: After eating an entire, not entirely cooked thanksgiving turkey by himself, Homer flees Marge's wrath by going to Moe's. When he gets there, he finds Moe has, as Homer mentioned earlier, gone to the Simpsons' house for Thanksgiving.
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The Simpsons (Comic Book) / int_d3f33049	type	Blasphemous Boast
The Simpsons (Comic Book) / int_d3f33049	comment	Blasphemous Boast: In an issue, Homer becomes the owner of a new boat and proclaims that it is so powerful that God himself could not sink it. And then Moe drives a truck carrying a large ice cube into the boat, causing it to sink; following the repairs, Homer claims that he wishes to retract his earlier comments about God's ship-sinking abilities, also offering praises to Allah, Buddah, and Ra for good measure.
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The Simpsons (Comic Book) / int_d62dd556	type	The Chessmaster
The Simpsons (Comic Book) / int_d62dd556	comment	The Chessmaster: Bart, at the beginning of "The Prime of Miss Lisa Simpson", when he has all the teachers deported.
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The Simpsons (Comic Book) / int_d7c3ba61	type	Race Lift
The Simpsons (Comic Book) / int_d7c3ba61	comment	Race Lift: Judge Snyder, who is depicted as black in the show, is depicted as white/yellow in the comics.
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The Simpsons (Comic Book) / int_d8573ef9	type	Screw the Rules, I Have Connections!
The Simpsons (Comic Book) / int_d8573ef9	comment	Screw the Rules, I Have Connections!: While playing a MMO, Bart's party are struggling to defeat Comic Book Guy's avatar. Bart resorts to asking Smithers through his avatar if he's playing at the Power Plant, then telling him to shut off the power to The Android's Dungeon. This boots Comic Book Guy from the game as it also turned off his internet modem.
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The Simpsons (Comic Book) / int_d932e8a	type	Ridiculously Successful Future Self
The Simpsons (Comic Book) / int_d932e8a	comment	Ridiculously Successful Future Self: One comic set in the future which revolved around a mysterious benefactor who donated a digestive tract to save Bart's life which Lisa found suspicious and began an investigation on who it was based on Bart's assumed last words "Fish Logs", which was a product he made a fortune selling thanks to Fat Tony that improved Springfield until Mayor Quimby and Principal Skinner's meddling nearly destroyed the town in bankruptcy trying to stop the sales. The benefactor's identity was in far Uter, who became an extremely-successful movie star and owed his success to Bart thanks to after being introduced to fish logs, developed an extreme addiction to them which caused him to slim down and get a role in acting.
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The Simpsons (Comic Book) / int_d9c4365c	type	Reset Button
The Simpsons (Comic Book) / int_d9c4365c	comment	Reset Button: One storyline revolves around Springfield being nuked by Itchy & Scratchy (long story) and everyone gaining superpowers, save Bart. It's undone via time-travel.
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The Simpsons (Comic Book) / int_d9ee7048	type	Spin-Off
The Simpsons (Comic Book) / int_d9ee7048	comment	Spin-Off: Bart Simpson, Treehouse of Horror, and Radioactive Man.
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The Simpsons (Comic Book) / int_d9fe8277	type	I'm Standing Right Here
The Simpsons (Comic Book) / int_d9fe8277	comment	I'm Standing Right Here: In issue #100, Krusty complains about his agent. Who is standing right behind him. It's Mr. Teeny.
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The Simpsons (Comic Book) / int_da9d2f16	type	'90s Anti-Hero
The Simpsons (Comic Book) / int_da9d2f16	comment	'90s Anti-Hero: Parodied, like every other super hero clichÃ©, when Bart visits the Android's Dungeon in one issue, and there's a shot of dozens of comics, including such lovely names as Deathkill, Killdeath, Deathdeath and The Lockjaw Legion.
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The Simpsons (Comic Book) / int_db08a39d	type	Animesque
The Simpsons (Comic Book) / int_db08a39d	comment	Animesque: "Too Crazy Juvenile Prankster: Bartomu!", featuring guest artist Nina Matsumoto, from Simpsons Comics #131
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The Simpsons (Comic Book) / int_db4266d3	type	Sleep Deprivation
The Simpsons (Comic Book) / int_db4266d3	comment	Sleep Deprivation: "24/7th Heaven" features Springfield enforcing all businesses to be open all times in an attempt to improve its economy. This backfires when the city's residents go insane from the lack of sleep.
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The Simpsons (Comic Book) / int_dbb414ed	type	Hand Wave
The Simpsons (Comic Book) / int_dbb414ed	comment	Hand Wave: Issue 61 justifies why Homer has Ultimate Job Security despite how many times he's quit for other jobs: in addition to Burns' constantly forgetting Homer's existence, the plant's so poorly run that the accounting department has to use abacuses that would have to be replaced if Homer was ever taken off the payroll.
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The Simpsons (Comic Book) / int_dc020791	type	It's Been Done
The Simpsons (Comic Book) / int_dc020791	comment	It's Been Done: A clown-lawyer tries to give the Simpsons a free holiday in lieu of paying damages when Homer injuries himself, but no matter what country he suggests, the Simpsons have in fact been there already.
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The Simpsons (Comic Book) / int_dca6a9d	type	Start My Own
The Simpsons (Comic Book) / int_dca6a9d	comment	Start My Own: Krusty decides to found his own country, inspired by a comment of Bart's (who'd just that day seen a video half-explaining the beginnings of the American Revolution). Just so he doesn't have to pay taxes again.
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The Simpsons (Comic Book) / int_dcbe8a6e	type	Chekhov's Gunman
The Simpsons (Comic Book) / int_dcbe8a6e	comment	Chekhov's Gunman: One early issue mentions "Project Q", which was a disastrous attempt by Burns to achieve immortality and had to be kept in a secure vault. Several issues later, Project Q is accidentally unleashed, revealing itself to be a Burns-shaped spider mech which nearly causes a nuclear meltdown which would've destroyed Springfield.
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The Simpsons (Comic Book) / int_dd2d3bda	type	Global Ignorance
The Simpsons (Comic Book) / int_dd2d3bda	comment	Global Ignorance: When Hank Scorpio's son threatens to evaporate all the world's oceans, and does so to the Indian Ocean as a threat, the USA representative for the UN is terrified. Just not for the right reasons.
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The Simpsons (Comic Book) / int_dd3272bb	type	What Kind of Lame Power Is Heart, Anyway?
The Simpsons (Comic Book) / int_dd3272bb	comment	What Kind of Lame Power Is Heart, Anyway?: In one Simpsons Super Special, Jimbo, Dolph and Kearney steal exhibits from a scientist' convention. Kearney winds up with X-Ray pants, and repeatedly tries to get a swap, to no luck.
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The Simpsons (Comic Book) / int_dd7cfe55	type	Apophenia Plot
The Simpsons (Comic Book) / int_dd7cfe55	comment	Apophenia Plot: In The Perplexing Puzzle of the Springfield Puma, the Springfield school puma statue gets stolen while the director is on a business trip. The investigation gets increasingly bizarre, with nearly everyone having weird motives to steal the statue (from a teacher whose aunt was mauled by a puma to a student who believes that the statue is a jewel-encrusted treasure repainted to look like plaster, obviously parodying the genre clichÃ©s of noir stories like The Maltese Falcon). Eventually it is revealed that the director took the statue himself to keep it safe.
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The Simpsons (Comic Book) / int_df7137e7	type	Barbaric Bully
The Simpsons (Comic Book) / int_df7137e7	comment	Kearney, of all people, is a member of Lisa's environmental group. He contributes donations in his own special way.
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The Simpsons (Comic Book) / int_dfb71617	type	Male Gaze
The Simpsons (Comic Book) / int_dfb71617	comment	Male Gaze: In one of Bart's comics, the Z-Men are discussing how they must protect those who hate and fear them. Two men who happen to be standing behind the Storm and Jean Grey expies note they don't hate or fear them at all.
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The Simpsons (Comic Book) / int_e0040f41	type	Start of Darkness
The Simpsons (Comic Book) / int_e0040f41	comment	Start of Darkness: Jimbo, Dolph and Kearny used to be victims of the nerds that ran the school, until Bart pointed out that they were bigger than the nerds, and could beat them up with ease. They quickly find the violence empowering, and the rest is history.
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The Simpsons (Comic Book) / int_e0d6dde9	type	Ate It All
The Simpsons (Comic Book) / int_e0d6dde9	comment	Ate It All: Homer once ate the entire Thanksgiving Turkey himself, on purpose, without even trying to hide it, while the turkey wasn't even half cooked.
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The Simpsons (Comic Book) / int_e16cedc6	type	TheLongList
The Simpsons (Comic Book) / int_e16cedc6	comment	The Long List: Marge recounts every single job Homer's ever taken. It takes several hours.
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The Simpsons (Comic Book) / int_e1f90397	type	Body Paint
The Simpsons (Comic Book) / int_e1f90397	comment	Body Paint: An issue has Homer painting on a shirt and going to work like this to cope with a heatwave. Later, he's seen in a jail cell with a towel wrapped around him, talking about how his idea of painted on pants was not as subtle or well-received. Another issue has a group of people disguising themselves as statues to follow Bart. Lisa wonders if they've painted all their bodies, and given their pores room to breathe. Cut to them being taken away in ambulances.
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The Simpsons (Comic Book) / int_e26f04b4	type	Last of His Kind
The Simpsons (Comic Book) / int_e26f04b4	comment	Last of His Kind: Bug Boy completely blew up his entire planet as an infant, by accident. A later comic shows that some of his species survived, and not surprisingly, he didn't want to go home.
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The Simpsons (Comic Book) / int_e4900915	type	Ridiculously Human Robots
The Simpsons (Comic Book) / int_e4900915	comment	Ridiculously Human Robots: The robots designed to steal false teeth for the government are so human-like only one in sixteen-thousand, five-hundred and thirty six would notice.
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The Simpsons (Comic Book) / int_e4965307	type	Composite Character
The Simpsons (Comic Book) / int_e4965307	comment	Composite Character: As a background Mythology Gag on Bart's theory that Casper is Richie Rich's ghost because they're identical, there's a standee in Android's Dungeon for Gilly, the richest ghost in the world. Apparently he tries to buy friendship.
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The Simpsons (Comic Book) / int_e4c89b67	type	Attending Your Own Funeral
The Simpsons (Comic Book) / int_e4c89b67	comment	Attending Your Own Funeral: Apparently, Ned Flanders after he's lost in the woods for weeks during a camping trip and is presumed dead. It's actually an Evil Clone made by Kang and Kodos, who have the real Ned on their spaceship.
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The Simpsons (Comic Book) / int_e529d5c3	type	Torches and Pitchforks
The Simpsons (Comic Book) / int_e529d5c3	comment	Torches and Pitchforks: While chasing Mister Burns and Smithers, Moe demands the angry mob stop what they're doing, because it "just isn't right." He then immediately reveals a massive box filled with torches and pitchforks. It takes some time before the mob realises that their flaming torches can be used to set things on fire.
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The Simpsons (Comic Book) / int_e563bf09	type	Insistent Terminology
The Simpsons (Comic Book) / int_e563bf09	comment	Insistent Terminology: As they explain to Mayor Quimby, the people from Fox aren't the same as Hollywood executives. The difference? Those were a bunch of immoral predators. The TV people are amoral predators.
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The Simpsons (Comic Book) / int_e5e6640b	type	Flanderization
The Simpsons (Comic Book) / int_e5e6640b	comment	Flanderization: A lot Denser and Wackier than its parent show, due to skewing younger. Not to say it lacked sharp satire and black/blue comedy that would fly over kids' heads!
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The Simpsons (Comic Book) / int_e9f517e1	type	Artistic License â€“ Geography
The Simpsons (Comic Book) / int_e9f517e1	comment	Artistic License â€“ Geography: Chief Wiggum seems to think Canada is Germany.
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The Simpsons (Comic Book) / int_ea5c413d	type	Biting-the-Hand Humor
The Simpsons (Comic Book) / int_ea5c413d	comment	Biting-the-Hand Humor: In Issue 2, Bart and some of the school's other misbehavers visit prison in a Scared Straight-type program, where Snake advises them not to end up there as "We only get two channels—and one of them is Fox!"
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The Simpsons (Comic Book) / int_ea85d6ea	type	All Just a Dream
The Simpsons (Comic Book) / int_ea85d6ea	comment	All Just a Dream: Apu is so sleep deprived he believes Manjula and his eight children are just delusions. He freaks out when Lisa tells him the truth.
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The Simpsons (Comic Book) / int_eadc018f	type	Pinball Protagonist
The Simpsons (Comic Book) / int_eadc018f	comment	Pinball Protagonist: Marge in the donut issue; she rallies the town when Mr. Burns' addictive donuts start to threaten the local economy, loses in court, and Burns stops donut production anyway for unrelated reasons. Lampshaded by Lisa, who notes that the problem solved itself regardless of Marge's actions.
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The Simpsons (Comic Book) / int_eb37fe59	type	Sequel Episode
The Simpsons (Comic Book) / int_eb37fe59	comment	Sequel Episode: "Sandwiches Are Forever" is this to "You Only Move Twice".
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The Simpsons (Comic Book) / int_eb7c34cf	type	Crossover
The Simpsons (Comic Book) / int_eb7c34cf	comment	Crossover: The early days of the comics had When Bongos Collide, a three-issue storyline crossing over all three of the then-running Bongo titles: Itchy & Scratchy Comics, Simpsons Comics and Bartman. Interestingly enough, this storyline involved a plot device similar to the one in The Simpsons Futurama Crossover Crisis, with a device that brings fictional characters into the real world — hence Itchy and Scratchy are running loose in Springfield, and Bartman teams up with Radioactive Man. Later on, a series of Bartman stories that saw him targeted by a villain called "the Canker" somehow tied into an earlier Simpsons Comics story about Ned Flanders being abducted and replaced by Kang and Kodos (who were teamed up with Sideshow Bob, who revealed that he was the man behind the Canker), aided by henchmen who showed up in a seemingly innocuous Rainier Wolfcastle/McBain strip. The Bongo titles were actually surprisingly good at this sort of thing. "The Greatest Radioactive Man Event Ever!", which runs through "Simpsons Comics", "the Simpsons Presents Bart Simpson" and "The Simpsons Super Spectacular".
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The Simpsons (Comic Book) / int_eba6a077	type	Cain and Abel
The Simpsons (Comic Book) / int_eba6a077	comment	Cain and Abel: Jebediah Springfield's sons Obadiah and Zechariah were this, according to Lisa.
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The Simpsons (Comic Book) / int_ec8290b6	type	Snap Back
The Simpsons (Comic Book) / int_ec8290b6	comment	Snap Back: One issue has Bart manage to gain ownership of a comic book company. Come next issue, and it's vanished into the aether.
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The Simpsons (Comic Book) / int_eee9420f	type	Role Swap Plot
The Simpsons (Comic Book) / int_eee9420f	comment	Role Swap Plot: Bart and Lisa go through one of these when the teachers get food poisoning and are replaced by substitutes. Bart's substitute reads profundity into all his improvised school assignments and favors him with a special project, while Lisa's is fascistic to the point of seeing her as a troublemaker for asking questions and wanting to learn, giving her Bart-typical punishments such as Writing Lines. Oddly enough, they both manage to get their typical grades anyway: Bart fails the project assignment, not so much because all he has to show for his effort is a stick as because the teacher assumes he's ripping off Marcel Duchamp, while Lisa's teacher misinterprets her artwork in praise of multiculturalism as a satirical comment against multiculturalism and gives her an A, which she takes about as happily as Bart takes the F.
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The Simpsons (Comic Book) / int_f19ccfee	type	Uranus Is Showing
The Simpsons (Comic Book) / int_f19ccfee	comment	Uranus Is Showing: A NASA scientist claims they can't tell anyone about their space missions going wrong because every time he mentions loosing probes near Uranus, they laugh.
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The Simpsons (Comic Book) / int_f3faf727	type	Christmas Light Chaos
The Simpsons (Comic Book) / int_f3faf727	comment	Christmas Light Chaos: In one of the comics, Homer is having trouble untangling the Christmas lights because Snowball II is playing with them.
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The Simpsons (Comic Book) / int_f4bec3d	type	Magic Plastic Surgery
The Simpsons (Comic Book) / int_f4bec3d	comment	Magic Plastic Surgery: Subverted. Sideshow Bob is badly injured after being hit by a truck and has reconstructive surgery, leading Bart and Lisa to suspect he's changed his identity. Come the climax and we find out he looks exactly the same, to us at least. In-Universe, Bob claims that he looks at least ten years younger thanks to what they did. He takes offense at Bart saying he doesn't look different, and prepares to kill him. Cue a Big Damn Heroes moment from Sideshow Mel.
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The Simpsons (Comic Book) / int_f57372a1	type	Bizarro Universe
The Simpsons (Comic Book) / int_f57372a1	comment	Bizarro Universe: There is a story where a malfunctioning invention of Professor Frink's turns the Simpson-verse bizarro—Sideshow Bob is principal of Springfield Elementary, with Milhouse as the top prankster, Bart as the nervous side character, and Lisa, bored with school and unhappy with her good grades. Krusty is an ex-clown sidekick in jail for framing his boss, Mr. Burns is not a rich businessman (With Smithers as his dog), Homer is a single dad raising Bart and Maggie who works for Comic Book Guy's mafia, Marge is a single mom who acts as Springfield's mayor, and most shocking over all, Homer and Marge never met! In fact, the only unchanged person is Moe the Bartender, still running his tavern—though he now has a glass eye. In trying to get back home, Frink ends up causing a series of events that makes the bizarroverse more like the real one.
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The Simpsons (Comic Book) / int_f5a3e496	type	Suspiciously Similar Substitute
The Simpsons (Comic Book) / int_f5a3e496	comment	Suspiciously Similar Substitute: Homer finds a pub in Scotland which happens to have Scottish counterparts for everyone in Springfield, even Bumblebee Man.
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The Simpsons (Comic Book) / int_f7140ff8	type	Charlie and the Chocolate Parody
The Simpsons (Comic Book) / int_f7140ff8	comment	Charlie and the Chocolate Parody: Issue 41 is about the Krusty Brand Fun Factory, with Krusty hiding four golden straws in his Cherry Soda. It all goes wrong, with Sideshow Bob being the main villain.
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The Simpsons (Comic Book) / int_f7e877a3	type	Camera Spoofing
The Simpsons (Comic Book) / int_f7e877a3	comment	Camera Spoofing: In an issue, Homer, Lenny and Carl snuck out to go to a baseball game. Homer chose the Polaroid option, but accidentally attached the picture upside down. Burns, after having his TV viewer checked to make sure IT wasn't upside down, sent guards to investigate, but the picture fell off JUST as Homer got back to his seat. Burns never even noticed. Oh, and Lenny picked a third option, sticking a robot double in his seat.
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The Simpsons (Comic Book) / int_f93d8d52	type	Girlfriend in Canada
The Simpsons (Comic Book) / int_f93d8d52	comment	Girlfriend in Canada: Used in Springfield Elementary's version of Romeo and Juliet, as the start of Tybalt (Jimbo) and Romeo's (Nelson) fight.
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The Simpsons (Comic Book) / int_f946a529	type	Superdickery
The Simpsons (Comic Book) / int_f946a529	comment	Superdickery: In a spoof of old-school romance genre comics, the cover page for the story "Patty & Selma's Ill-Fated Romance: My Sister, My Homewrecker!" has Homer caught canoodling with Selma of all people. (It was actually a realistic dummy of Homer that she was pretending to romance as part of a complicated therapy exercise, if you were wondering.)
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The Simpsons (Comic Book) / int_f9f2c33	type	Running Gag
The Simpsons (Comic Book) / int_f9f2c33	comment	Running Gag: Came in three "flavours". Which, incidentally, is the actual number Dr. Pepper has, the other 20 being marketing ploys. Introduced some of its own, took some from the parent show, and took inspiration from the parent show to create some of its own.
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The Simpsons (Comic Book) / int_fa8245fb	type	Death Ray
The Simpsons (Comic Book) / int_fa8245fb	comment	Death Ray: Mister Burns plans to use one on a village fair, though Smithers points out it only kills plant life.
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The Simpsons (Comic Book) / int_fceae121	type	Alternate Self
The Simpsons (Comic Book) / int_fceae121	comment	Alternate Self: An early issue of Simpsons Super Spectacular confirms Bartman and the Cupcake Kid come from alternate realities. They team up with Stretch Dude to fight another version of Bart, who's taken over Springfield.
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The Simpsons (Comic Book) / int_fe0330fb	comment	Brick Joke: In the fourth installment of the main comic, Milhouse is reading a newspaper. It's mentioned in a small column on the front page that the actor who portrays Scratchy the Cat at the Krustyland amusement park has mysteriously disappeared, but none of the characters notice this, as they're too concerned with reading about the baseball game later that day. Not until Bartman #3 do we learn not only that the disappearance was a kidnapping, but that it ended up creating a citywide crisis in Springfield that now only Bartman and Radioactive Man can resolve. In the very first issue, Mr. Burns' scientists warn him against messing with dangerous experiments by reminding him about "Project Q" (sealed in a vault that absolutely must not be opened until the year 10,000 A.D.). About thirty issues later, Homer becomes amnesiac and, believing that he's actually Radioactive Man, accidentally releases it to wreak havoc on the nuclear plant ("Project Q" was an elaborate robot intended to merge with Burns' body and sustain his mind when he became too old, but the robot was built so well that it rebelled and disliked the idea of babysitting Burns for all eternity). An in-story example occurs in "The Greatest D'oh On Earth" when the Simpson family (minus Bart, who's been grounded) go to the circus. Homer is refused admittance because twenty years earlier he had attended the same circus and taunted one of the clowns by throwing peanuts at him - and the actor playing the clown now works at the ticket booth! "In the Name of Lava" has one of these. Near the beginning of the story, Bart asks Homer if he's got lava insurance (as part of a prank which leads the townspeople into thinking the world's going to end), to which he responds that he doesn't even have car insurance. At the end, when the dam bursts and the two are left adrift with the family car, Bart reminds him that he doesn't have car insurance. One Bartman comic has a masked vigilante hypnotizing mischief makers and making them do strange things. Bart later discovers that the vigilante is Principal Skinner using a hypnotic coin that he himself lost. Bart once used it to hypnotize the teachers at Springfield Elementary into acting like chickens. Groundskeeper Willie says that you shouldn't say "barnyard" in their presence because it will trigger the hypnotic suggestion again. After Bart defeats the vigilante, he plants a hypnotic suggestion in his mind where he says "It looks like a barnyard in here!" the next time he enters the teachers' lounge.
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The Simpsons (Comic Book) / int_ff6ae1f6	comment	Evil-Detecting Dog: Santa's Little Helper repeatedly barks at Bart's new best friend Brad when he comes to visit. That's because Brad is actually an armed robber with dwarfism who would have killed Bart and robbed the rest of the family had the dog not come to the rescue.
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The Simpsons (Comic Book) / int_ff7f34c5	comment	Pet the Dog: Bart has all the teachers in Springfield deported, and as they're being bundled onto an airplane, Miss Hoover asks where Mrs Krabappel's being sent. Bart performs a stunt with Grampa on live TV which involves spraypainting the Duff blimp with a message ordering the returns of a product called Westphal's Auxiliator. Upon seeing it, Mr. Burns becomes nostalgic over the product prior to its discontinuation, then declares that he'll buy the company that used to produce it and resume production. The end shows that he kept his promise, as Bart finds a couple cans on sale.
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The Simpsons (Comic Book) / int_ff892c21	comment	Guilt by Association Gag: In Issue 2, Skinner summons Milhouse for punishment along with Bart even though he wasn't involved in Bart's latest, responding to his protest with "Let this be a lesson to you, young man—we're judged by the company we keep. Besides, arbitrary punishment is a prerogative of power." As it turns out, Skinner has a shot at being named "Disciplinarian of the Year" at an upcoming convention for school principals, and sees cracking down on repeat offenders (of which Milhouse is technically one) as the key to his success.
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The Simpsons (Comic Book)	hasFeature	Seven Dirty Words / int_7c60fb0f
The Simpsons (Comic Book)	hasFeature	Simple Country Lawyer / int_7c60fb0f
The Simpsons (Comic Book)	hasFeature	Simple Solution Won't Work / int_7c60fb0f
The Simpsons (Comic Book)	hasFeature	Skinny Dipping / int_7c60fb0f
The Simpsons (Comic Book)	hasFeature	Sky Heist / int_7c60fb0f
The Simpsons (Comic Book)	hasFeature	Snake Versus Mongoose / int_7c60fb0f
The Simpsons (Comic Book)	hasFeature	Soapbox Sadie / int_7c60fb0f
The Simpsons (Comic Book)	hasFeature	Soft Glass / int_7c60fb0f
The Simpsons (Comic Book)	hasFeature	Sold His Soul for a Donut / int_7c60fb0f
The Simpsons (Comic Book)	hasFeature	Soup Is Medicine / int_7c60fb0f
The Simpsons (Comic Book)	hasFeature	Space Is Noisy / int_7c60fb0f
The Simpsons (Comic Book)	hasFeature	Speed Dating / int_7c60fb0f
The Simpsons (Comic Book)	hasFeature	Spoofing in the Rain / int_7c60fb0f
The Simpsons (Comic Book)	hasFeature	Stock Quotes / int_7c60fb0f
The Simpsons (Comic Book)	hasFeature	Street Performer / int_7c60fb0f
The Simpsons (Comic Book)	hasFeature	Strike Episode / int_7c60fb0f
The Simpsons (Comic Book)	hasFeature	Sub-Lightspeed Setting / int_7c60fb0f
The Simpsons (Comic Book)	hasFeature	Summer School Sucks / int_7c60fb0f
The Simpsons (Comic Book)	hasFeature	Superdickery / int_7c60fb0f
The Simpsons (Comic Book)	hasFeature	Super Loser / int_7c60fb0f
The Simpsons (Comic Book)	hasFeature	Super Window Jump / int_7c60fb0f
The Simpsons (Comic Book)	hasFeature	Superhero Episode / int_7c60fb0f
The Simpsons (Comic Book)	hasFeature	Sure, Let's Go with That / int_7c60fb0f
The Simpsons (Comic Book)	hasFeature	Swiss-Cheese Security / int_7c60fb0f
The Simpsons (Comic Book)	hasFeature	Symbol Swearing / int_7c60fb0f
The Simpsons (Comic Book)	hasFeature	Tactful Translation / int_7c60fb0f
The Simpsons (Comic Book)	hasFeature	Television Portal / int_7c60fb0f
The Simpsons (Comic Book)	hasFeature	Thanksgiving Episode / int_7c60fb0f
The Simpsons (Comic Book)	hasFeature	The Bard on Board / int_7c60fb0f
The Simpsons (Comic Book)	hasFeature	The Big Board / int_7c60fb0f
The Simpsons (Comic Book)	hasFeature	The Fantastic Faux / int_7c60fb0f
The Simpsons (Comic Book)	hasFeature	The Fat Episode / int_7c60fb0f
The Simpsons (Comic Book)	hasFeature	The Loonie / int_7c60fb0f
The Simpsons (Comic Book)	hasFeature	The Masquerade Will Kill Your Dating Life / int_7c60fb0f
The Simpsons (Comic Book)	hasFeature	The Omniscient Council of Vagueness / int_7c60fb0f
The Simpsons (Comic Book)	hasFeature	"The Scream" Parody / int_7c60fb0f
The Simpsons (Comic Book)	hasFeature	The Show Must Go On / int_7c60fb0f
The Simpsons (Comic Book)	hasFeature	The Unmasking / int_7c60fb0f
The Simpsons (Comic Book)	hasFeature	The Unpronounceable / int_7c60fb0f
The Simpsons (Comic Book)	hasFeature	There Was a Door / int_7c60fb0f
The Simpsons (Comic Book)	hasFeature	This Ain't Rocket Surgery / int_7c60fb0f
The Simpsons (Comic Book)	hasFeature	This Billboard Needs Some Salt / int_7c60fb0f
The Simpsons (Comic Book)	hasFeature	This Is Gonna Suck / int_7c60fb0f
The Simpsons (Comic Book)	hasFeature	Tickertape Parade / int_7c60fb0f
The Simpsons (Comic Book)	hasFeature	Time-Passage Beard / int_7c60fb0f
The Simpsons (Comic Book)	hasFeature	Time-Passes Montage / int_7c60fb0f
The Simpsons (Comic Book)	hasFeature	Torches and Pitchforks / int_7c60fb0f
The Simpsons (Comic Book)	hasFeature	Totem Pole Trench / int_7c60fb0f
The Simpsons (Comic Book)	hasFeature	Tower of Babel / int_7c60fb0f
The Simpsons (Comic Book)	hasFeature	Tradesnarkâ„¢ / int_7c60fb0f
The Simpsons (Comic Book)	hasFeature	Translator Buddy / int_7c60fb0f
The Simpsons (Comic Book)	hasFeature	"Truman Show" Plot / int_7c60fb0f
The Simpsons (Comic Book)	hasFeature	Two-Timer Date / int_7c60fb0f
The Simpsons (Comic Book)	hasFeature	Tyrant Takes the Helm / int_7c60fb0f
The Simpsons (Comic Book)	hasFeature	Unconventional Courtroom Tactics / int_7c60fb0f
The Simpsons (Comic Book)	hasFeature	Unfinished Business / int_7c60fb0f
The Simpsons (Comic Book)	hasFeature	Uranus Is Showing / int_7c60fb0f
The Simpsons (Comic Book)	hasFeature	Vigilante Militia / int_7c60fb0f
The Simpsons (Comic Book)	hasFeature	Villain Cred / int_7c60fb0f
The Simpsons (Comic Book)	hasFeature	Villain: Exit, Stage Left / int_7c60fb0f
The Simpsons (Comic Book)	hasFeature	Violent Glaswegian / int_7c60fb0f
The Simpsons (Comic Book)	hasFeature	Volleying Insults / int_7c60fb0f
The Simpsons (Comic Book)	hasFeature	Walking Techbane / int_7c60fb0f
The Simpsons (Comic Book)	hasFeature	We Care / int_7c60fb0f
The Simpsons (Comic Book)	hasFeature	We Need a Distraction / int_7c60fb0f
The Simpsons (Comic Book)	hasFeature	Weight Woe / int_7c60fb0f
The Simpsons (Comic Book)	hasFeature	White-Collar Crime / int_7c60fb0f
The Simpsons (Comic Book)	hasFeature	Who Would Be Stupid Enough? / int_7c60fb0f
The Simpsons (Comic Book)	hasFeature	Wins by Doing Absolutely Nothing / int_7c60fb0f
The Simpsons (Comic Book)	hasFeature	Working on the Chain Gang / int_7c60fb0f
The Simpsons (Comic Book)	hasFeature	Wouldn't Hit a Girl / int_7c60fb0f
The Simpsons (Comic Book)	hasFeature	You Are Worth Hell / int_7c60fb0f
The Simpsons (Comic Book)	hasFeature	You Meddling Kids / int_7c60fb0f
The Simpsons (Comic Book)	hasFeature	Your Door Was Open / int_7c60fb0f
The Simpsons (Comic Book)	hasFeature	Separated by the Wall / int_7c60fb0f

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