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The Simpsons Winter Wingding #7 is the seventh issue of The Simpsons Winter Wingding. It was released on December 5, 2012.
Contents
Description
- "Springfield is ready to celebrate the holiday season, but the weather just isn't cooperating, and it's up to Lisa to find out what's keeping winter away. Then, all the girls at Springfield Elementary try to capture Bart beneath the mistletoe and steal a Christmas kiss. Will they succeed or will Bart remain cootie-free? And when Homer once again ruins Ned Flanders' annual holiday party, Ned is pushed past his breaking point. Can Homer make amends or is this the end of their relationship? Also, a hole in the snow leads to open warfare between the school bullies and Bart and his friends, and Itchy and Scratchy get in on the seasonal fun. Meanwhile, Abraham Simpson again presents his perspective on the origins of Christmas traditions, this year addressing the topics of lights, eggnog and Christmas trees."
Stories
Kiss Me, Bart Simpson!
Written by Chris Bonham (also appeared in The Simpsons Treehouse of Horror #11) Art by Chris Houghton (very recently also appeared in The Simpsons Treehouse of Horror #18) Colors are by regular colorist Nathan Hamill.
Grampa's Christmas Origins: Christmas Lights
This and the other "Christmas Origins"-stories are written by Eric Rogers and penciled by John Costanza with inks by Phyllis Novin.
Gift Exchange
Written by Chris Yambar Pencils by Phil Ortiz Inks by Mike DeCarlo
