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About this issue
- Writer
- Jesse Leon McCann, Robert L. Graff, and Terry Delegeane
- Penciller
- Mike Rote and Oscar González Loyo
- Inker
- Bill Morrison, Steve Steere, Tim Bavington, and Tim Harkins
- Colorist
- Nathan Kane
- Letterer
- Jeannine Black and Karen Bates
- Cover
- Bill Morrison, Mike Rote, and Nathan Kane
- Editor
- Bill Morrison and Terry Delegeane
- Characters
- Agnes Skinner, Apu Nahasapeemapetilon, Baby Gerald, Barney Gumble, Bart Simpson, Chief Wiggum, Comic Book Guy, Doctor Nick Riviera, Dolph (Simpsons), Edna Krabappel, Fat Tony, Freddy Quimby, Gil (Springfield), Grampa Simpson, Homer Simpson, Itchy, Jasper Beardley, Jimbo Jones, Kearney, Legs (Simpsons), Lewis (Simpsons), Lisa Simpson, Louie (Simpsons), Lunchlady Doris, Maggie Simpson, Marge Simpson, Martin Prince, Mayor Joe Quimby, Milhouse Van Houten, and Ned Flanders
- Teams
- Mafia, The Flanders, and The Simpsons
- Cover date
- February 2000
- Cover price
- $2.50
- UPC
- 75960602851104711
- Pages
- 36
- Rating
- CCA
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