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'''''The Simpsons Comic Strip Cavalcade''''' is an unreleased paperback book which contained comic strips of ''[[The Simpsons]]'', originally set to be released on June 21, [[2004]]. It had 176 pages in the complete edition.<ref>[http://www.amazon.co.uk/The-Simpsons-Comic-Strip-Cavalcade/dp/0007177887 Amazon.com - ''The Simpsons Comic Strip Cavalcade'']</ref>
 
'''''The Simpsons Comic Strip Cavalcade''''' is an unreleased paperback book which contained comic strips of ''[[The Simpsons]]'', originally set to be released on June 21, [[2004]]. It had 176 pages in the complete edition.<ref>[http://www.amazon.co.uk/The-Simpsons-Comic-Strip-Cavalcade/dp/0007177887 Amazon.com - ''The Simpsons Comic Strip Cavalcade'']</ref>
  
The book contained ''The Simpsons'' comic strips which were in the [[UK]] newspaper ''{{W|The Times}}" from January [[1999]] and soon in several [[United States]] newspapers. The comics strips ranged from short stories to fake ads, from movie poster parodies to school survival techniques, ''Simpsons''-style horoscopes and a placemat from a [[Krusty Burger]] restaurant.
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The book contained ''The Simpsons'' comic strips which were in the [[UK]] newspaper ''{{W|The Times}}'' from January [[1999]] and soon in several [[United States]] newspapers. The comics strips ranged from short stories to fake ads, from movie poster parodies to school survival techniques, ''Simpsons''-style horoscopes and a placemat from a [[Krusty Burger]] restaurant.
  
 
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The Simpsons Comic Strip Cavalcade is an unreleased paperback book which contained comic strips of The Simpsons, originally set to be released on June 21, 2004. It had 176 pages in the complete edition.[1]

The book contained The Simpsons comic strips which were in the UK newspaper The Times from January 1999 and soon in several United States newspapers. The comics strips ranged from short stories to fake ads, from movie poster parodies to school survival techniques, Simpsons-style horoscopes and a placemat from a Krusty Burger restaurant.

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