Mark your calendars! Here are the dates on which you can find the following issues in comic book stores. Newsstand editions are generally available about 3 weeks later.
Futurama #63 — October 3rd
SpongeBob Comics #13 — October 10th
Simpsons Comics #195 — October 17th
Bart Simpson #76 — October 24th
Maggie #1 — October 24th
Simpsons Illustrated #4 — October 31st
by David Lewman, Sam Henderson, Jacob Lambert, Derek Drymon, Stephen DeStefano, Jacob Chabot, and various
On a reluctant visit to Grandma Sponge's house, Squidward discovers an earthly paradise (for Squidward, that is). But how can he get back to that happy place? Find out in "Great Grandma." In "Too Tough," SpongeBob invites the bruisers from the Salty Spitoon to make the Krusty Krab their new hangout, and Mr. Krabs sees dollar signs...plus lots of broken furniture. Also: SpongeBob learns the joys of flossing; Squilliam learns the downside to owning a fancy yacht; and the reader learns lots of facts about crabs
Mark your calendars! Here are the dates on which you can find the following issues in comic book stores. Newsstand editions are generally available about 3 weeks later.
SpongeBob #12 — September 12th
Simpsons Comics #194 — September 19th
Bart Simpson #75 — September 26th
Treehouse of Horror #18 — September 26th
by Scott Roberts, Derek Drymon, Corey Barba, Graham Annable, Vince Deporter, Gregg Schigiel, and various
Patrick and SpongeBob go on a frenzied 3 AM quest for hidden candy in "Night Sweets." Then in "Dear Diary," Squidward's suggestion that Patrick start a journal results in daily misery...for Squidward! SpongeBob forgets to wear his square pants to work--and thus begins "The Big Cover-Up." And what is the secret of the new delicious sauce at the Krusty Krab? Find out in "Patrick's Sauce," but be prepared to gag just a little bit. All this plus a cover pin-up to drool for and step-by-step instructions by James Kochalka on how NOT to draw SpongeBob.
by Scott Roberts, Gregg Schigiel, James Kochalka, Mark Martin, Hilary Barta, and various
Now settin' sail monthly! In "The Housesitter," SpongeBob looks after Mr. Krabs' house and fends off a fishy cat burglar. In "Raising the Curtain of Evil," Patrick has to think fast to reconstruct SpongeBob's latest issue of Mermaid Man, resulting in a bizarre reading experience. James Kochalka writes and draws "SpongeBob Finds a Cave," in which SpongeBob finds...well, a cave. But this cave has a magic hot dog! Plus: Plankton takes on Mermaid Man, Squidward paints a portrait, and Sandy Cheeks invents a robot so incredible that only you, the reader, could possibly draw it!
Mark your calendars! Here are the dates on which you can find the following issues in comic book stores. Newsstand editions are available about 3 weeks later.
SpongeBob #10 — July 11th
Simpsons Comics #192 — July 18th
Bart Simpson #73 — July 25th
by Graham Annable, Gregg Schigiel, Vince Deporter, James Kochalka, Joey Weiser, and various.
It's a seaworthy summer vacation issue. In "Calls in the Wild," SpongeBob and Patrick must protect a troupe of young campers from the strange creatures that lurk in the woods––like that grouchy bald one who plays the clarinet! In "Heroes at the Beach," Mermaid Man and Barnacle Boy attempt to have a relaxing day at the beach. But why must there be so much eeeevil to get in their way? Plus, Patrick forgets his pants, SpongeBob gets acne, and we learn why big socks = big fun! All this and a surreal painted pin-up by SpongeBob creator Stephen Hillenburg.
Mark your calendars! Here are the dates on which you can find the following issues in comic book stores. Newsstand editions are generally available about 3 weeks later.
SpongeBob #9 — June 13th
Simpsons Comics #191 — June 20th
Bart Simpson #72 — June 27th
Super Spectacular #15 — June 27th
