Homer's Run - Revision history

Solar Dragon at 17:58, August 14, 2021

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 |image=[[File:Homer's Run.png|250px]]
 |released=July [[2002]]
 |series=''[[Simpsons Comics]]''
 |written by=[[Ian Boothby]]

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 == Plot ==
-[[Homer]] takes an early retirement and takes his family to an island in [[Hawaii]] that turns out to be built out of garbage.
+The [[Simpson family]] is charged $2000 when [[Bart]] smashes the [[church]] windows playing cricket, and they are forced to give up their luxuries. Bart is given a falcon named [[Falco]] by the [[Sea Captain]] but is unable to train it and has to attend to its every need via a pager. [[Homer]] learns that [[Lenny]] and [[Carl]] are retiring, as [[Mr. Burns]] is giving his workers the option to do so at 40 and live on a [[Hawaii]]an island. Using a fake ID, Homer retires with them. The Simpson family, Lenny and Carl arrive on the Hawaiian island of "[[Garbagio]]", which is made entirely out of trash. Via a TV, Mr. Burns reveals that he has sent them to live on the island as it will enable him to receive a tax break. After living there for a week, Lisa uses Bart's pager to send an SOS message. Falco arrives with seagulls who all eat the island. Mr. Burns sees the survivors stranded on a raft and retrieves them back to [[Springfield]]. Burns is impressed by Falco, and Bart offers to let him keep him in exchange for Homer, Lenny and Carl's jobs back along with $2000. Falco takes control over the [[power plant]] from Burns, who now lives in a bird cage.
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-'''''Homer's Run''''' is a ''[[Simpsons Comics]]'' story featured in {{SC|72}}.
+'''''Homer's Run''''' is a ''[[Simpsons Comics]]'' story first printed in {{SC|72}}.
 == Plot ==

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 |image=[[File:Homer's Run.png|250px]]
 |released=July [[2002]]
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+|series=''[[Simpsons Comics]]''
 |written by=[[Ian Boothby]]
 }}
-'''''Homer's Run''''' is a comic story in {{SC|72}}. It was released in July 2002. It was also featured in the book ''[[Simpsons Comics Beach Blanket Bongo]]'' and the comic book {{SIl|3}}.
+'''''Homer's Run''''' is a ''[[Simpsons Comics]]'' story featured in {{SC|72}}.
 == Plot ==
 [[Homer]] takes an early retirement and takes his family to an island in [[Hawaii]] that turns out to be built out of garbage.
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