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Simpsons Comics #140: (Out Now!)
An enterprising Bart starts-up a lawnmowing business that muscles out the competition in the neighborhood, but does he have the muscle to beat Groundskeeper Willie or the smarts to outmow Cletus at the Duff Grasscutters Open?

Futurama Comics #36: (Out Now!)
Fry, Leela, and Bender are off on another adventure, when they make a delivery to New New New England, a planet very much like Victorian England where they find themselves in the midst of a mystery that needs solving and a serial deleter, Jak the Ripper, who is erasing the memories of unsuspecting robots.

Simpsons Comics #136: (Out Now!)
Booted from the Pin Pals for conduct unbecoming a bowler, Homer finds himself the newest member of Jimbo, Dolph and Kearney’s street bowling team. Meanwhile, the identity of El Barto is revealed… but Bart is none too happy when the attention and notoriety of Springfield’s greatest graffiti artist is lavished on the wrong person! El Barto strikes!

Futurama Comics #34: (Out Now!)
A thousand years ago, Philip J. Fry bought a star from the star registry for his girlfriend Michelle, which has since been upgraded to planet status. After being rebuffed by Leela for the 1,000th time, Fry reconnects with his 30th century-shy ex, and together they inhabit a planet all their own. Be transported to a whole new world!

Simpsons Winter Wingding #2: (Out Now!)
The Simpsons Winter Winding annual is back with all-new stories, including: Bart’s wish for it to be Christmas every day comes true, but it’s not all mistletoe and candy canes; Professor Frink invents a machine that makes all New Year’s resolutions come true; and Lisa finds it hard to commit to an anonymous Valentine. Throw in Otto’s guide to snowboarding lingo, Bart and Ralph getting lost in the snow during a Junior Campers bobsled jamboree, and a brazen snowball assault on Springfield Elementary School’s bullies, and you’ve got a doozy of a wingding to keep you laughing ’til Spring!

Simpsons Comics #132: (Out Now!)
Bongo Comics Group presents the first story so big it takes two issues to tell! Mr. Burns goes to a spa to be a rejuvenated and comes back a new man — literally! Who is this pretender and why is everybody taken in by his newfound charm? Why is he selling off all of Mr. Burns belongings? Who is behind this dastardly scheme? And where is the “real” Mr. Burns?

Futurama Comics #32: (Out Wednesday)
Zoidberg heroically spreads goodwill throughout the universe while traveling through time and space in a Port-A-Potty, righting wrongs and restoring order, which begs the question: is the good doctor in the correct sci-fi series this month?

Simpsons Classics #13: (Out Wednesday)
Springfield is rocked by a raucous caucus of campaigning politicians, which proves that no private citizen is safe in an election year. Then Marge’s helpful advice and homespun wisdom make her the flavor of the day and the most recent television talk show sensation. Includes a Li’l Homey story and an bloody baseball game between Itchy and Scratchy. (Collects Simpsons Comics #24-25).

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Simpsons Comics #130: (Out Now!)
Marge is cleaning house and everything must go… on sale on the Internet! But as all the Simpsons’ worldly possessions and fond memories go out the door, it becomes apparent that only one person is buying the buried treasures… one person who might bring about the end of the Simpsons family forever!

Futurama Comics #31: (Out Wednesday)
Leela takes Nibbler to the veterinarian and gets some shocking news…her cute little Nibblonian has worms – worms that cause wormholes. Nibbler’s disgusting ability to open portals to new worlds at the drop of a… well, you know, is at first considered a blessing, until the two-way wormholes put the DOOP in deep doo-doo!

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Simpsons Comics #128: (Out Now!)

Simpsons Comics #124: (Out Now!)
After Flanders sends his boys to summer camp, the Simpsons decided to cheer up the depressed and despondent dad by letting him stay with them. Ned proves that he is never at a loss for a word of encouragement or a word to the wise, but while his sunny disposition and optimistic worldview do wonders for some of the members of the Simpson family, others (like Homer), find his clever array of words a little annoying

Futurama Comics #28: (Available Wednesday)
After making a delivery to the offices of one of Fry and Bender’s favorite TV shows, The Scary Door, the Planet Express crew find themselves transported to a parallel dimension of sight and sound, talking dolls, and roadside diners and dates with Death and a lot of ironic plot twists!

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