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Simpsons Comics #58

Bongo Comics · May 2001

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About this issue

Writer
James Bates
Penciller
Oscar González Loyo
Inker
Mike Rote and Tim Bavington
Colorist
Art Villanueva
Letterer
Chris Ungar and Karen Bates
Cover
Bill Morrison, Mike Rote, and Nathan Kane
Editor
Bill Morrison
Characters
Agnes Skinner, Apu Nahasapeemapetilon, Baby Gerald, Barney Gumble, Bart Simpson, Bernice Hibbert, Brandine, Bumblebee Man, Carl Carlson, Chief Wiggum, Cletus (Simpsons), Comic Book Guy, Disco Stu, Doctor Hibbert, Doctor Nick Riviera, Dolph (Simpsons), Duff-Man, Edna Krabappel, Fat Tony, Gil (Springfield), Grampa Simpson, Groundskeeper Willie, Hans Moleman, Helen Lovejoy, Homer Simpson, Jacqueline Bouvier, Jasper Beardley, Jessica Lovejoy, Jimbo Jones, and Kent Brockman
Teams
Mafia, The Flanders, The Simpsons, and The Van Houtens
Cover date
May 2001
Cover price
$2.50
UPC
75960602851105811
Pages
36
Rating
CCA

When Mayor Quimby, caught in yet another scandal and up for re-election, decides to curry the favor of the religious right in Springfield by enacting Sunday Blue Laws, he suddenly finds himself in the political fight of his life. The hastily assembled Keg Party is championing their own candidate... Homer Simpson! But how low will Homer stoop to win the election? Just ask his campaign manager, Fat Tony! 1. Mayor Me a Little (written by James Bates) Homer runs against Quimby because he doesn't like the new no drinking on Sunday law. So he runs against him and Lisa is Homer's manager. Will Homer even remember to vote? 2. Lisa's Historical Dream (written by Neil Alsip) Lisa falls asleep during her history test and dreams of historical people, but what does Mr. Burns have to do in this?