Simpsons Comics Clubhouse

by Matt Groening

Excellent Book

Genres: Comics, Graphic Novels, Humor

Paperback

First published February 3, 2015

About the author

Matthew Abram Groening is an American cartoonist, television producer and writer from Portland, Oregon.

Groening is best known as the creator of The Simpsons. He is also the creator of Futurama and the author of the weekly comic strip Life in Hell. Groening distributed Life in Hell in the book corner of Licorice Pizza, a record store in which he worked.

He made his first professional cartoon sale to the avant-garde Wet magazine in 1978. The cartoon is still carried in 250 weekly newspapers.

Reviews

[Quentin Wallace]

My Simpsons comics reviews are all pretty much the same. The art resembles the TV series animation, so that's near an issue. And the stories always seem to be spot on and read like something you'd see on the TV series, but sometimes with a comic book twist with in jokes that wouldn't work on television. Another great volume.

I hate it that they stopped published new Simpsons comics, but thankfully I still have plenty to read that have already been published so I get a bit of a reprieve. Maybe by the time I read that's out there now, the series will be relaunched!

[Benjamin]

it was good like watching classic Simpsons episodes, storyline was great, the artwork was great, parts of it should be put into the t.v. show in some way.

[Sean Lees]

A collection of comics, I like that Dirty Laundry references Matisse works and acts as a pseudo art lesson whilst Fun ‘N Hate 451 features ideas from… I’ll let you pick that one out for yourself.

Bad News Bearer could be an episode of The Simpsons practically, just good to see the comic format can do wonders for a longstanding TV show even if it was printed a decade ago.

[Daniel]

Now Museum, Now you don't: manipulating history is so easy and dangerous ! The ending is such a twist :)
Dirty Laundry: Soooooo funny, esp. at the end. Introducing Rene Magritte!
Know it all in the family: So many in dinosaur forms :D; and Maggie learning from Bart!!

[George Ilsley]

When one is in the mood for harsh humour, some biting satire, a dash of irreverence, and lashings of crude and rude, The Simpsons never fail to hit the spot.

Just like the family itself, it never gets old.

[Ryhona]

this book made me laugh so hard

[Zander Cook]

Once again The Simpsons franchise made another hilarious comic book. I started this one beginning of October and finished it like October 4th. This book made me laugh out loud a couple times and it definitely worth the 5 stars.

[Samantha]

Classic Simpsons!

Plenty of laughs and a quick easy read. After a semester of college and some more serious reading, these comics are the breath of fresh air that I needed.

Definitely want to read more Simpsons comics. Love the show! Great characters, great social commentary, always funny.

[Teresa]

Yes I admit it. I love the Simpsons! Sometimes I just need a break from my regular reading and I indulge myself by reading comics. Want to make something of it?

[Alice Rachel]

The Simpsons comics are always my favorites. I like how they expose our society's issues.

[Varoujan Tanielian]

It Was Funny And Awesome BUT It Wasn't That Good , Because There Was No Action Or Adventure To It .

[Furrawn]

A Simpsons comic book was at the top of the humor genre in the annual UK list of library books borrowed do I decided to read one to see why? It was funny. Very funny. I'll be reading more of them.