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=== Continuity === | === Continuity === | ||
*[[New New York]] is sent into space again, having last been removed from the planet in [[Cold Warriors]]. | *[[New New York]] is sent into space again, having last been removed from the planet in "[[Cold Warriors]]". | ||
=== Allusions === | === Allusions === | ||
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=== Goofs === | === Goofs === | ||
*Even though the previous issue featured [[Dick Cheney]], the deceased [[Agnew]] is used in this issue. | *Even though the previous issue featured [[Dick Cheney]], the deceased [[Agnew]] is used in this issue. | ||
*The [[mutants]] are seen underground. This is an inversion of a common goof where, prior to [[The Mutants Are Revolting]], the mutants were seen above ground. It could be argued, however, that while the mutants are ''allowed'' on the surface, some do not intend or have yet to move above ground permanently. | *The [[mutants]] are seen underground. This is an inversion of a common goof where, prior to "[[The Mutants Are Revolting]]", the mutants were seen above ground. It could be argued, however, that while the mutants are ''allowed'' on the surface, some do not intend or have yet to move above ground permanently. | ||
=== Special Features === | === Special Features === | ||
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| US Publish Number | 59 |
| UK Publish Number(s) | 63 |
| Written by | Ian Boothby |
| Art by | John Delaney |
| Published (US) | 1 February, 2012 |
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How to Secede Without Really Trying is the fifty-ninth comic issue, released 1 February, 2012 in the US.
The Story
When Mayor Poopenmeyer's reputation is tainted by corruption charges, Bender steps in and rehabilitates his image; but give the bending unit a little power and pretty soon New New York City is seceding from the planet. Then, frustrated by the high cost of eggs, Leela steals a few from some nearby owl nests, only to find herself and Planet Express at the mercy of some very angry birds!
Additional Info
Trivia
- The title font of Futurama Comics and the Bongo Comics logo have been updated for the January, 2012 solicitation. The title fonts of Bongo's The Simpsons titles have also received updates. The new cover format appears to also lack title captions.
- The quality of the paper used by Bongo Comics' printers has increased
Continuity
- New New York is sent into space again, having last been removed from the planet in "Cold Warriors".
Allusions
- Poopenmeyer's hunting outfit resembles that of Elmer Fudd.
- The owl sub-plot is a reference to Angry Birds
- Wookieeleaks is a reference to WikiLeaks, Wookiees and Wookieepedia.
- An R2-D2 like robot is in the background of one of the press conferences.
Goofs
- Even though the previous issue featured Dick Cheney, the deceased Agnew is used in this issue.
- The mutants are seen underground. This is an inversion of a common goof where, prior to "The Mutants Are Revolting", the mutants were seen above ground. It could be argued, however, that while the mutants are allowed on the surface, some do not intend or have yet to move above ground permanently.
Special Features
- The Bongo Beat - review of the column's history.
- Junk Mail
- Seven Questions (more or less) with Ian Boothby.
Characters
(In alphabetical order)
- Agnew
- Amy
- Bender
- Fry
- Hattie McDoogal
- Hydroponic farmer
- Leela
- Linda
- Mayor Poopenmeyer
- Morbo
- Nixon
- Professor Farnsworth
- Professor Wernstrom
- Sal
- Debut: Sarah Palin's head
- Smitty
- Tinny Tim
- URL
- Vyolet
- Zoidberg
Comic Credits
- Script
- Pencils
- Inks
- Colors
- Letters
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