Lo, There Shall Come... A Bartman!! - Revision history

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 == Plot ==
-While reading a ''{{ap|Radioactive Man|comic}}'' comic, [[Bart]] looks up to see [[Kent Brockman]] report that there will be a [[Springfield Comic Convention|comic convention]] for old comic fans to buy and sell "their garish pieces of newsprint nostalgia", and also about the owner of ''Radioactive Man'', [[Arnold Leach]] receiving a ''Good Guy Award'' for his achievements in raising the public's percption of the lowbrow entertainment medium. Bart tells [[Homer]] to give him some money to see the lowbrow entertainment, which prompts Homer to ask him whether [[Flip Wilson]] will be there. [[Marge]] interrupts and reminds both of them that it is their semi-monthly visit to [[Abe Simpson|Grampa]]. At the [[Springfield Retirement Castle]] the next day, Bart gets bored of Grampa's stories and finds a mint copy of ''Radioactive Man #27''. Bart asks Grampa where he got the comic from, and it was given to him by his neighbor because Grampa had a letter of complaint in the comic. Then Grampa's neighbour, [[Morton Mankiewicz]], stops by to say hello, in which then Marge asks Morton if he can show Bart his comic collection. Morton takes Bart to a closet, where several old comics lay on the shelves. Morton reveals himself as an old cartoonist of all of the comics, and tells Bart that he used pseudonyms quite often in the old days, one being Morty Mann, in which Bart's response is to exclaim that Morton is the creator of ''Radioactive Man''.
+While reading a ''{{ap|Radioactive Man|comic}}'' comic, [[Bart]] looks up to see [[Kent Brockman]] report that there will be a [[Springfield Comic Convention|comic convention]] for old comic fans to buy and sell "their garish pieces of newsprint nostalgia", and also about the owner of ''Radioactive Man'', [[Arnold Leach]] receiving a ''Good Guy Award'' for his achievements in raising the public's percption of the lowbrow entertainment medium. Bart tells [[Homer]] to give him some money to see the lowbrow entertainment, which prompts Homer to ask him whether Flip Wilson will be there. [[Marge]] interrupts and reminds both of them that it is their semi-monthly visit to [[Abe Simpson|Grampa]]. At the [[Springfield Retirement Castle]] the next day, Bart gets bored of Grampa's stories and finds a mint copy of ''Radioactive Man #27''. Bart asks Grampa where he got the comic from, and it was given to him by his neighbor because Grampa had a letter of complaint in the comic. Then Grampa's neighbour, [[Morton Mankiewicz]], stops by to say hello, in which then Marge asks Morton if he can show Bart his comic collection. Morton takes Bart to a closet, where several old comics lay on the shelves. Morton reveals himself as an old cartoonist of all of the comics, and tells Bart that he used pseudonyms quite often in the old days, one being Morty Mann, in which Bart's response is to exclaim that Morton is the creator of ''Radioactive Man''.
 During the car ride home, Marge tells Bart that its a shame that Morton has to sell off his comic books to pay bills. Lisa comments on how such injustices are the result of the system that keeps the ownership of the means of production out of the hands of workers. Lisa tells them to imagine that he created the cornerstone of a merchandising empire, but he was forced to sell the rights to the publisher for $250. Homer then replies saying he would have held out for at least $300. At home, [[Milhouse]] and Bart lie in-front of the TV with comic books while Kent Brockman reports on the comic convention. In an interview with Arnold Leach about a giant-sized special issue of ''Radioactive Man'', he mentions that kids are getting bored with Radioactive Man, so he will be killed off. Bart asks Milhouse what they are gonna do, but he just mentions about buying extra copies and double-bagging them. That night, Bart reads a vintage copy of ''Radioactive Man #418'', and from that comic, Bart realizes that an evil-doer will change his tune when a superhero drops in to see him. Thus that night, [[Bartman]] is born!

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 '''''Lo, There Shall Come... A Bartman!!''''' is a ''[[Simpsons Comics]]'' story first printed in {{SCAS}}.
 == Plot ==
 While reading a ''{{ap|Radioactive Man|comic}}'' comic, [[Bart]] looks up to see [[Kent Brockman]] report that there will be a [[Springfield Comic Convention|comic convention]] for old comic fans to buy and sell "their garish pieces of newsprint nostalgia", and also about the owner of ''Radioactive Man'', [[Arnold Leach]] receiving a ''Good Guy Award'' for his achievements in raising the public's percption of the lowbrow entertainment medium. Bart tells [[Homer]] to give him some money to see the lowbrow entertainment, which prompts Homer to ask him whether [[Flip Wilson]] will be there. [[Marge]] interrupts and reminds both of them that it is their semi-monthly visit to [[Abe Simpson|Grampa]]. At the [[Springfield Retirement Castle]] the next day, Bart gets bored of Grampa's stories and finds a mint copy of ''Radioactive Man #27''. Bart asks Grampa where he got the comic from, and it was given to him by his neighbor because Grampa had a letter of complaint in the comic. Then Grampa's neighbour, [[Morton Mankiewicz]], stops by to say hello, in which then Marge asks Morton if he can show Bart his comic collection. Morton takes Bart to a closet, where several old comics lay on the shelves. Morton reveals himself as an old cartoonist of all of the comics, and tells Bart that he used pseudonyms quite often in the old days, one being Morty Mann, in which Bart's response is to exclaim that Morton is the creator of ''Radioactive Man''.
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-'''''Lo, There Shall Come... A Bartman!!''''' is a ''[[Simpsons Comics]]'' story first printed in ''[[Simpsons Comics and Stories]]''.
+'''''Lo, There Shall Come... A Bartman!!''''' is a ''[[Simpsons Comics]]'' story first printed in {{SCAS}}.
 == Plot ==
 While reading a ''{{ap|Radioactive Man|comic}}'' comic, [[Bart]] looks up to see [[Kent Brockman]] report that there will be a [[Springfield Comic Convention|comic convention]] for old comic fans to buy and sell "their garish pieces of newsprint nostalgia", and also about the owner of ''Radioactive Man'', [[Arnold Leach]] receiving a ''Good Guy Award'' for his achievements in raising the public's percption of the lowbrow entertainment medium. Bart tells [[Homer]] to give him some money to see the lowbrow entertainment, which prompts Homer to ask him whether [[Flip Wilson]] will be there. [[Marge]] interrupts and reminds both of them that it is their semi-monthly visit to [[Abe Simpson|Grampa]]. At the [[Springfield Retirement Castle]] the next day, Bart gets bored of Grampa's stories and finds a mint copy of ''Radioactive Man #27''. Bart asks Grampa where he got the comic from, and it was given to him by his neighbor because Grampa had a letter of complaint in the comic. Then Grampa's neighbour, [[Morton Mankiewicz]], stops by to say hello, in which then Marge asks Morton if he can show Bart his comic collection. Morton takes Bart to a closet, where several old comics lay on the shelves. Morton reveals himself as an old cartoonist of all of the comics, and tells Bart that he used pseudonyms quite often in the old days, one being Morty Mann, in which Bart's response is to exclaim that Morton is the creator of ''Radioactive Man''.

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 |released=January [[1993]]
 |series=''[[Simpsons Comics and Stories]]''
-|written by=[[Steve Vance]]
+|written by=[[Steve Vance]]<br>[[Cindy Vance]]
 |pages=12
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 [[Category:1993]]
 [[Category:Comic stories written by Steve Vance]]

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 |title= Lo, There Shall Come... A Bartman!!
 |image=[[File:Lo, There Shall Come... A Bartman!!.png|250px]]