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| − | {{desc|Homer finds a tasty treat that enables him to unleash 100% of his | + | {{desc|Homer finds a tasty treat that enables him to unleash 100% of his brain's unlimited potential – for a limited time}} |
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| − | + | [[Apu]] and [[Sanjay]] are retrieving the lost donut that has been sitting in the bottom of the donut sprinkling tube for years and discover that it has transformed into a vessel of pure sugar. Sanjay takes it off while [[Homer]] comes to the [[Kwik-E-Mart]], where he eats up the donut. Homer ends up in the hospital, where [[Dr. Hibbert]] tells the family that sugar has taken over Homer's brain and now it consists of just that. [[Professor Frink]] tells them what will happen: Homer will receive powers beyond those of the average human. He will read other people's thoughts, talk to animals, move things with his mind and possess intellectual supremacy. Homer goes home, where [[Patty]] and [[Selma]] talk with Homer and [[Marge]]. Homer hears Patty's thoughts and gets angry. Homer then begins to talk to [[Snowball II]] and [[Santa's Little Helper]]. Homer manages to get snacks to the TV from the kitchen by moving things with his mind. Homer realizes that the secrets of the universe are all connected. Homer then gets a third eye and begins to fly. He flies to [[Moe's]], where his brain is restored to normal level by the thought of beer. | |
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| + | |1a=August 24, [[2017]] | ||
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| + | |2=''[[Simpsons Comics Colossal Compendium: Volume Seven]]'' | ||
| + | |2a=July 2, [[2019]] | ||
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100% Homer
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Comic Story information
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100% Homer is a Simpsons Comics story first printed in Simpsons Comics #233.
Synopsis[edit]
- "Homer finds a tasty treat that enables him to unleash 100% of his brain's unlimited potential – for a limited time"
Plot[edit]
Apu and Sanjay are retrieving the lost donut that has been sitting in the bottom of the donut sprinkling tube for years and discover that it has transformed into a vessel of pure sugar. Sanjay takes it off while Homer comes to the Kwik-E-Mart, where he eats up the donut. Homer ends up in the hospital, where Dr. Hibbert tells the family that sugar has taken over Homer's brain and now it consists of just that. Professor Frink tells them what will happen: Homer will receive powers beyond those of the average human. He will read other people's thoughts, talk to animals, move things with his mind and possess intellectual supremacy. Homer goes home, where Patty and Selma talk with Homer and Marge. Homer hears Patty's thoughts and gets angry. Homer then begins to talk to Snowball II and Santa's Little Helper. Homer manages to get snacks to the TV from the kitchen by moving things with his mind. Homer realizes that the secrets of the universe are all connected. Homer then gets a third eye and begins to fly. He flies to Moe's, where his brain is restored to normal level by the thought of beer.
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