Fifteen years in the making, Bongo Comics Group presents the first multiple-title crossover since 1994′s “When Bongos Collide!” Witness the event series that will change Radioactive Man, Bart Simpson, and the citizens of Springfield’s lives forever. It’s a three-part tale told in three consecutive weeks that will reinvent summer crossovers and comic storytelling, as we know it! It’s “The Great, Extreme, Ultimate, and Totally Awesome Radioactive Man Event!”

Simpsons Comics #155: (Out Now!)

In Part 1, the new publisher of Radioactive Man comics, Krusty the Clown, is looking for a new marketing ploy to reinvigorate the character and bring in new readers; however, rumors of changes to the iconic irradiated crusader set the townsfolk abuzz. Is it time to form an angry mob or to form a line at the Android’s Dungeon

Bart Simpson Comics #48: (Available Wednesday)

Part 2: No one is affected by the announcement of changes to the Radioactive Man comic series more than Bart Simpson, and it will take a little help from his friends to infiltrate publisher’s office and to get the scoop on the future of Bart’s bolt-brained hero.

Simpsons Super Spectacular #9: (Available Wednesday)

Part 3: The brand-new and re-imagined Radioactive Man comic hits the shelves, and everyone wants a copy of history-in-the-making, but will everyone be satisfied with the results? Krusty the Clown, publisher of Radioactive Man comics, is on pins and needles, and nothing good can come from keeping a clown in suspense!

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These great comics were also released earlier this month. Did you miss them?

Simpsons Classics #20: (Available Now)
In a tale of corporate greed and pastry addiction, Mr. Burns cuts salaries and pays his employees in donuts, but soon everyone in Springfield wants a piece of the action. Then, Homer and the Comic Book Guy go on trial for possessing some questionable comic book material. Plus, “The Heroic Life and Mortifying Death of Radioactive Man” Parts 3 & 4.

Simpsons Summer Shindig #3: (Available Now)
The summer just got more fun with the return of The Simpsons Summer Shindig. This double-sized issue of summer-lovin’ stories finds Homer, Moe, and Barney inventing a wildly popular beer donut; Santa’s Little Helper and Snowball II on an incredible journey; Bart in a summer school showdown with Kearney, and much more!

Look out for the latest releases from Bongo Comics, out this month.

Bart Simpson #45: Krusty sponsors a “class clown” competition at Springfield Elementary, pitting Bart against an unlikely competitor…Milhouse Van Houten. Also, sign up on Springfield’s newest social networking site, “Bart Space”. Then, join Maggie and Moe as they attempt to solve several crimes at once…but will they save Hans Moleman in time? Make Bart a part of the action this December!

Simpsons Super Spectacular #8: Brace yourself for the return of one of Springfield’s most unheralded but most in demand superheroes – Senor Ding Dong, and he makes house calls on weekends, too. Then join the Sprint, a balding, paunchy middle-age hero on his pursuit through the underbelly of the mean streets of Springfield in search of one thing…a beer at Moe’s. Finally, meet the newest member of the Radioactive Man family…Radioactive Rabbit! Simpsonic heroes will rise this December!

Simpsons Comics #149: He’s back! Plopper, Homer’s four-legged porcine friend from “The Simpsons Movie” makes his debut in Simpsons Comics. Find out what happened to Spider Pig after Springfield was encased in a giant dome and why everyone in town, including Krusty, is after him. Crack open your piggy bank and plop your money down for Simpsons Comics this December!

Simpsons Comics #147 (Out Next Week):
It’s Science Fair time at Springfield Elementary, and Lisa sets out to win the top prize. Her daring experiment into the genetic similarities between the members of the Simpson family blows up in her face when she discovers that one member of her immediate family is not a blood relative. You’ll never guess who it is!

Bart Simpson #44 (Out Next Week): 
Bart and his pals take advantage of the school’s accidentally over-watered field and turn it into a mud pit of massive proportions; then Jimbo Jones is forced into community service at the Springfield Retirement Castle; and Homer takes his daughters to work only to have Lisa protest the dangers of nuclear power while Maggie is exposed to them. 

The Simpsons’ Treehouse of Horror #14 (Out Now): 
Bart Simpson spins some thrillifying chiller-diller horror stories with a little help from some of comicdom’s most innovative storytellers. First up, modern masters of horror comics Steve Niles (30 Days of Night, Criminal Macabre) and Glenn Fabry (Preacher, Hellblazer) concoct a dread-filled tale of woe, when a freak solar eclipse leads to an onslaught of vampire attacks, and the people of Springfield learn that there is nothing to fear but Nosferatu himself! Then independent comic creator and magic realist Gilbert Hernandez (Love and Rockets, Palomar) reinvents one of his favorite film cults, Frankenstein Conquers The World, featuring Homer Simpson as a gluttonously destructive force of nature.

Simpsons Comics #141: (Out Now!)
After getting no respect from his son Homer, Abe Simpson falls in with the Flanders clan who are more than happy to show him all the honor he deserves and then some. When the Simpsons begin to feel the grandfatherly vacuum in their household, they look for a fitting substitute, only to find an all-too-willing Mr. Burns waiting. (Does not actually contain Spider Pig)

Bart Simpson Comics #41: (Out Now!)
Meet Johnny Buns, All-American Fry, Patty Crisp, and Onion Jack, all members of the Krusty Kids Command in an all-new Krusty Burger Land story, free with purchase of a Krustymeal. Then, when Bart is living the dream after landing a gig as the new Radioactive Man comic book writer, the Comic Book Guy finds himself living the nightmare of being a comic book insider on the outside looking in. Finally, as Bart’s grades continue to slide, can the reason behind this underachiever’s antics be the result of an undetected hearing impairment?

Simpsons Classics #16: (Out Now!)
Everyone at the Springfield Nuclear Power Plant is out of a job when Mr. Burns replaces them all with Waylon Smithers – 300 of them, him, or something like that. And if that isn’t enough, Homer loses his memory at the masquerade ball and wakes up thinking he is Radioactive Man. Witness a truly classic Troy McClure performance in “Gladys the Groovy Mule,” and receive advice from Bart Simpson on how to survive a comic book convention.

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Simpsons Comics #139: (Out Now!)
After watching one infomercial too may, Homer comes up with the bird-brained idea of raising ostriches to supplement his income. But when it’s time to sell his feathered friends at the meat market, Homer would rather hide his head in the sand.

Bart Simpson Comics #40: (Out Now!)
Bart finds himself living the dream after landing a gig as the new Radioactive Man comic book writer; alas Comic Book Guy finds himself living his worst nightmare. Also, when Professor Frink’s Embigulator goes missing, it is all but certain the culprit is Bart Simpson. The only question is – Who will be embiggened!

Futurama Comics #35: (Out Now!)
From the files of the Secret Justice Team comes a tale of derring-do and action-packed action, as Captain Yesterday (Fry), Clobberella (Leela), and Super King (Bender) face the vengeful wrath of the spawn of one of the greatest villains from their decidedly small Rogues Gallery, The Sun!

Simpsons Comics #137: (Out Now!)
Homer is the last FAT man. After a nuclear plant accident forces a radioactive cloud into the atmosphere, Homer finds himself alone and still quite oversized in a very different and much more slender city. What is the secret behind his morbid obesity? Water retention? Big bones? A secret stash of pork rinds? Whatever it is, Homer may be humanity’s last link to the fat gene and Springfield’s last chance to avoid wasting away to skin and bones.

Bart Simpson Comics #39: (Wednesday Jan 2)
Bart, getting a little tired of being treated like a kid and feeling a little too big for his britches, wakes up one morning, well, BIG! And, Mr. Burns exacts his revenge on Maggie when he gets a law passed that makes anyone who is a drain on society, including babies, a criminal! Will Bart become small again? Will Maggie spent her toddlerhood in prison?

Simpsons Super Spectacular #6: (Wednesday Jan 9)
Bongo is back with this sweeping saga in all its superheroic, evildoing, matter, anti-matter, whatsa matter, parallel world blending, costumed avenger team-upping, marginal character killing, mind wiping glory! Prepare for the shortest, self-contained, single issue, semi-annual, crossover event in comic book history!!

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Simpsons Comics #135: (Out Now!)
A father/son fishing excursion turns into a Hemingway-esque adventure when Bart’s old man battles with a marlin on the open sea. There’ll be no hemming and hawing when the Simpsons weigh anchor and head out to rough waters

Bart Simpson Comics #38: (Out Now)
Bart trades places with Seymour Skinner and is made principal for a day! What will happen when Bart needs to play by the rules and Skinner begins to plot his own revenge? Then, Milhouse gives the 4-1-1 on what it takes to be the “king of cool” at your school. Finally, after a run-in with the school bullies, Ralph is forced to learn the value of a dollar

Simpsons Classics #14: (Out Now)
Collects Simpsons Comics #26 and #27. First, Sideshow Bob sets a “speed” trap for Bart on his bus ride to school. Then, Homer undergoes a surgical procedure that makes him smart, helping him to bond with Lisa on levels she never imagined possible. Will his newfound intelligence be the end of the Simpsons? And join Captain McCallister for a helpin’ of salt pork and a salty sea tale, you swabies!

Simpsons Comics #133: (Out Now!)
When we last saw Mr. Burns, he was desperate and destitute in a foreign land while an imposter squandered his fortune at home. In the conclusion to the epic two-part tale, “A Brand New Burns,” the results are senses-shattering, the story will affect the Bongo universe for years to come, and things will never be the same again for the Simpsons – but just like every episode you’ve ever seen, things pretty much return to normal at the end. However, getting there is half the fun!

Bart Simpson Comics #37: (Out Wednesday)
Bartman goes mano y loco with Dr. Colossus when Springfield’s resident supervillain uses a special ray to turn everyone in town into a ten-year-old! But the colossal crackpot has met his match when Bart gathers the largest super team of ten-year-olds ever assembled for an assault on Death Mountain! Can Bartman and the ten-year-old townspeople save Springfield… before their bedtime?

Bart Simpson Comics #36: (Out Now!)
While researching the Great Depression for a report at school, Bart finds an all-new authority figure to defy and is joined by some unlikely allies. Then, while digging near a new housing development, Bart and Milhouse discover a buried book with a cryptic text and are inspired to form a secret society that ends up having prophetic results. Oh, and Milhouse gets trapped in a mailbox.

Simpsons Super Spectacular #5: (Out Wednesday)
Pieman and the Cupcake Kid encounter another uncouth and undercooked evil genius in the guise of Professor Frink, whose zeal to fund his research has some unexpected and embarrassing effects on the pastry-themed pair. And while were on the subject of food — Radioactive Man finds himself facing the strangest villain in his multi-faceted crime-fighting career when an innocent delivery boy is transformed into an ever-changing food platter of foul play, and Radioactive Man is buffeted about by a living buffet — the gastronomic nightmare known as Mufelatto, the Aliment Man!”

Bart Simpson Comics #35: (Out Wednesday)
Otto and Bart find the once high and mighty Truckasaurus in a junkyard and share dreams of its resurrected glory; Bart and Milhouse imagine themselves in an Itchy & Scratchy cartoon; Professor Frink returns with another lesson in weird science; and Bart enlists the help of a certain someone to get the best of Principal Skinner!

Simpsons Classics #12: (Out Wednesday)
pringfield super-capitalist Mr. Burns gets his Squishee on, and drafts the town’s other savvy salesman Apu Nahasapeemapetilon to manage a new Mega-Kwik-E-Mart. Then, Bart returns to France and this time he’s bringing the clown and Milhouse.