Simpsons Comics on Parade

by Matt Groening and matt-groening

Book Overview

America's favorite nuclear family returns in this latest installment in our bestselling Simpsons comic compilations. This time, Springfield is buzzing with excitement as Marge does battle with airwave sleaze, Bart steps in as an emergency bus driver, and Homer takes on his worst enemy--his brain. In Simpsons Comic on Parade, campaign fever is heating things up in Springfield, and the Simpsons are embroiled in political mud-slinging, pandering, pundits,...

• Format: Paperback
• Language: English
• ISBN: 0060952806
• ISBN13: 9780060952808
• Release Date: May 1998
• Publisher: Harper Paperbacks
• Length: 120 Pages
• Weight: 0.52 lbs.
• Dimensions: 0.3" x 6.6" x 10.2"
• Age Range: 12 to 17 years
• Grade Range: Grades 7 to 12

Customer Reviews

Not bad

The Simpsons Comics carry on in this edition, but it seems to be a slight sag here. The first edition, in which the political parties come to town seems to drag. But, we get some classics, like "They Saved Homer's Brain". It's not up to the classic that was Simpsons Comics Extravaganza, but it's better than some stuff from Simpsons Comics Spectacular.

The Simpsons Comics on parade

If you like Simpsons Comics, be sure to get this book. I personally think it is the best of the Simpsons comics. The storys are so funny and the book has so much to offer.

Brilliant

Simpsons, Comics on Parade, is the second Simpsons comic book collection I've gotten so far. If you look on the page for the Simpsons Comics Spectacular you will find another one of my reviews. After reading both of them, I would definitely recommend the Simpsons, Comics on Parade, because of the variety of stories jam-packed in it. My favorite would have to be issue #25 because it seemed the most like a real Simpsons TV episode. I could imagine everybody saying everything, and it had a great plot as well. KEEP IT UP GROENING!

very funny

this is a good book because it will make you laug

This book was packed with excelent issues.

I ordered this booked a few months ago and now think that it has some of the best Simpsons books ever. My favourite issue was issue 27, it was about scientists fixings homers brain so he was a smart person and not a dumb one any more.