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SpongeBob Comics #13

SpongeBob Comics #13

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2011 Bongo
UNITED PLANKTON PICTURES

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(W) David Lewman & Various
(A) Stephen R. Bissette & Various

Comics legends join with SpongeBob Comics regulars to weave weird water-logged tales for a spooktacular Halloween issue. In Derek Drymon's story 'Drawn In,' SpongeBob uses crayons to insert himself into an old Mermaid Man horror comic - with atmospheric art by Steven Bissette (Swamp Thing). Tony Millionaire (Sock Monkey) illustrates Drymon's rhyming romance of doomed love in 'The Curse of the Flying Dutchman.' And in 'Dream Big' Gary goes Godzilla courtesy of Chris Yambar and painted art by MADman Al Jaffee! All this plus a night in the Fry Cook Museum, facts about the hideous angler fish, and SpongeBob's short career as a detective!

Date Available: 10/10/2012

Reviews


Another fun-filled romp through Bikini Bottom with everyone's favorite sponge. But heads up cause it's old home week as Tony (Sock Monkey) Millionaire and Al (Mad Magazine) Jaffee join the art staff! Ah, the good old days!

John "Doc" Schaefer 10 out of 10 GRAHAMS