Collects original comic strips starring the cast of the animated television show "The Simpsons."

The latest in the series of Simpsons Comics Compilations, brought to you by Matt Groening, the creator of "The Simpsons."

More exciting than a new episode of The Itchy & Scratchy Show. More valuable than compromising photos of Principal Skinner--it's the absolute best of Bartman! Featuring the cream of Springfield's villains in their most memorable battles with the spike-haired crusader. This collection capitalizes on the characteristic wit that has made the Simpsons and company into cartoon superstars.

Bart has double the trouble and double the fun, when he swaps places with his look-alike. Now he's the Artist Formerly Known as Bart, and rock 'n' roll will never be the same.

A loophole in the town charter creates a time zone free-for-all, Homer remembers when he was forced to choose between his high school sweetheart and Mr. Burn's debutante niece, and Ned moves in with the Simpsons.

"Right this way, ladies and gentlemen, and welcome to another tasty all-you-can-eat collection of Simpsonoid comical funnies, written, penciled, inked, and simmered just for you by your favorite demented cartoon chefs at Bongo Comics. We've got a special meaty comic book stew du jour a-bubblin' away on the stove for you this time, full of rich Barty goodness, thick Homerish chunks, and sinewy Lisa-esque fibers. And, by popular request, we've added...

"Pandemonium breaks loose in Springfield when one cell phone call causes a commotion of cosmic proportions. Then, it's a hard-knock life for Bart when a prank lands him in the Springfield Orphanage, where he is subjected to gruel and unusual punishment by Mr. Burns. Adding to the confusion, Homer decides to get a tattoo to prove his love to Marge, and Krusty quits showbiz to work at, of all places, the Springfield Nuclear Power Plant! And Ned Flanders...

The Springfield family is back in a collection that finds Homer refusing to be separated from his love seat for a whole year and Marge eclipsing newscaster Kent Brockman with her positive outlook on life.