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|name=Monkey Sea, Monkey Doom! | |name=Monkey Sea, Monkey Doom! | ||
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|art by = James Lloyd | |art by = James Lloyd | ||
|title caption=Feisty First Issue | |title caption=Feisty First Issue | ||
|us publish=November | |us publish=22 November, 2000 | ||
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"'''Monkey Sea, Monkey Doom!'''" is the first [[comic]] issue, which was released on 22 November, 2000 in the US. The comic was also available in a special edition during 2000's San Diego Comic-Con. After being asked to bury a dangerous device by the professor, the crew discovers a time capsule from the 1970s in the form of a lunchbox. Due to an ad in an old comic in the lunchbox, Fry decides to order some Sea Monkeys, but eventually dumps them in toxic waste, which turns out to be a mistake. | "'''Monkey Sea, Monkey Doom!'''" is the first [[comic]] issue, which was released on 22 November, 2000 in the US. The comic was also available in a special edition during 2000's San Diego Comic-Con. After being asked to bury a dangerous device by the professor, the crew discovers a time capsule from the 1970s in the form of a lunchbox. Due to an ad in an old comic in the lunchbox, Fry decides to order some Sea Monkeys, but eventually dumps them in toxic waste, which turns out to be a mistake. | ||
==The Story== | == The Story == | ||
===Act I=== | === Act I === | ||
When the [[Professor Hubert J. Farnsworth|Professor]] has [[Philip J. Fry|Fry]], [[Turanga Leela|Leela]] and [[Bender Bending Rodriguez|Bender]] dig a hole in the floor of the basement of the [[Planet Express]] building to bury the [[Galactic Terminatrix 3000]], a device that he used to accidentally blow up one of Saturn's moons, the crew discover a time capsule, in the form of a [[Partridge Family Lunchbox]], from the late 1970s. Fry takes the contents for his own use, while the rest of the crew dismiss it as junk and think the 20th century was boring. Fry finds an ad for [[Sea Monkeys]] in the back of an [[Space Boy in Outer Space|old comic]] and buys some from [[Shifty's True Wonders of the 20th Century Emporium]] to prove the 20th century was cool. However the Sea Monkeys are dead and they fail to impress the rest of the Planet Express crew so he disposes of them in toxic waste. | When the [[Professor Hubert J. Farnsworth|Professor]] has [[Philip J. Fry|Fry]], [[Turanga Leela|Leela]] and [[Bender Bending Rodriguez|Bender]] dig a hole in the floor of the basement of the [[Planet Express]] building to bury the [[Galactic Terminatrix 3000]], a device that he used to accidentally blow up one of Saturn's moons, the crew discover a time capsule, in the form of a [[Partridge Family Lunchbox]], from the late 1970s. Fry takes the contents for his own use, while the rest of the crew dismiss it as junk and think the 20th century was boring. Fry finds an ad for [[Sea Monkeys]] in the back of an [[Space Boy in Outer Space|old comic]] and buys some from [[Shifty's True Wonders of the 20th Century Emporium]] to prove the 20th century was cool. However the Sea Monkeys are dead and they fail to impress the rest of the Planet Express crew so he disposes of them in toxic waste. | ||
===Act II=== | === Act II === | ||
[[Dr. John Zoidberg|Dr. Zoidberg]] recovers the Sea Monkeys from the waste showing that they're alive and they've grown. By the next morning, they grow larger than the building and wreak havoc on New New York. The crew set out to destroy them in the Planet Express ship but fail. They eject out of the ship but one catches Fry. As it is about to eat him, the others call [[Sal]] saying they're not satisfied and he quickly solves the problem by killing the Sea Monkeys and Fry is saved. [[Planet Express]] is charged with the clean up of the Sea Monkey corpses, so instead they have [[Elzar]] cook the bodies and [[Dr. John Zoidberg|Dr. Zoidberg]] receives a feast. | [[Dr. John Zoidberg|Dr. Zoidberg]] recovers the Sea Monkeys from the waste showing that they're alive and they've grown. By the next morning, they grow larger than the building and wreak havoc on New New York. The crew set out to destroy them in the Planet Express ship but fail. They eject out of the ship but one catches Fry. As it is about to eat him, the others call [[Sal]] saying they're not satisfied and he quickly solves the problem by killing the Sea Monkeys and Fry is saved. [[Planet Express]] is charged with the clean up of the Sea Monkey corpses, so instead they have [[Elzar]] cook the bodies and [[Dr. John Zoidberg|Dr. Zoidberg]] receives a feast. | ||
==Additional Info== | == Additional Info == | ||
===Trivia=== | === Trivia === | ||
*The following characters are seen fleeing or watching the Sea Monkeys' rampage: | *The following characters are seen fleeing or watching the Sea Monkeys' rampage: | ||
**[[Hattie_McDoogal|Hattie]] (held by a Sea Monkey) | **[[Hattie_McDoogal|Hattie]] (held by a Sea Monkey) | ||
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*A special edition of this comic was made available prior to it's release at Comic Con. The only difference was the colors and logos of the cover. | *A special edition of this comic was made available prior to it's release at Comic Con. The only difference was the colors and logos of the cover. | ||
===Quotes=== | === Quotes === | ||
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*'''Fry:''' You don't want me! I'm turf, not surf! | *'''Fry:''' You don't want me! I'm turf, not surf! | ||
===Outside References=== | === Outside References === | ||
*The letter enclosed with the time capsule ends with "P.S., LaRouche for President in '80", a reference to perennial third-party presidential candidate [http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Lyndon_LaRouche Lyndon LaRouche]. | *The letter enclosed with the time capsule ends with "P.S., LaRouche for President in '80", a reference to perennial third-party presidential candidate [http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Lyndon_LaRouche Lyndon LaRouche]. | ||
*Lum (from the anime series [http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Urusei_Yatsura Urusei Yatsura]) appears as a pedestrian in one panel. | *Lum (from the anime series [http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Urusei_Yatsura Urusei Yatsura]) appears as a pedestrian in one panel. | ||
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*In the first frame you see Homer Simpsons head made out of "Fun-Doh", Homer Simpsons head is covering the "Fun" of "Fun-Doh" making it read "Doh" this may be a reference to Homer Simpsons catch phrase "Doh!" | *In the first frame you see Homer Simpsons head made out of "Fun-Doh", Homer Simpsons head is covering the "Fun" of "Fun-Doh" making it read "Doh" this may be a reference to Homer Simpsons catch phrase "Doh!" | ||
===Continuity=== | === Continuity === | ||
*Fry makes a [[The Simpsons|Homer Simpson]] head out of "Fun-Doh" a duplicate of "Play-Doh", this is later seen again in [[The Luck of the Fryrish]] as "Doh-Doh" | *Fry makes a [[The Simpsons|Homer Simpson]] head out of "Fun-Doh" a duplicate of "Play-Doh", this is later seen again in "[[The Luck of the Fryrish]]" as "Doh-Doh" | ||
===Special Features=== | === Special Features === | ||
*Advertisement for the Slug-o-vac, device created by the Professor to remove [[Brain Slugs]], distributed by ''Good News Innovations''. Deliveries are not available for the Island of Canada or Omicron Persei 9. | *Advertisement for the Slug-o-vac, device created by the Professor to remove [[Brain Slugs]], distributed by ''Good News Innovations''. Deliveries are not available for the Island of Canada or Omicron Persei 9. | ||
===Characters=== | === Characters === | ||
(In alphabetical order) | (In alphabetical order) | ||
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*[[Sal]] | *[[Sal]] | ||
==Comic Credits== | == Comic Credits == | ||
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|next=...But Deliver Us To Evil! | |next=...But Deliver Us To Evil! | ||
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| US Publish Number | 001, S01 |
| UK Publish Number(s) | 001 |
| Written by | Eric Rogers |
| Art by | James Lloyd |
| Title caption | Feisty First Issue |
| Published (US) | 22 November, 2000 |
| In trade paperback | Futurama-O-Rama |
"Monkey Sea, Monkey Doom!" is the first comic issue, which was released on 22 November, 2000 in the US. The comic was also available in a special edition during 2000's San Diego Comic-Con. After being asked to bury a dangerous device by the professor, the crew discovers a time capsule from the 1970s in the form of a lunchbox. Due to an ad in an old comic in the lunchbox, Fry decides to order some Sea Monkeys, but eventually dumps them in toxic waste, which turns out to be a mistake.
The Story
Act I
When the Professor has Fry, Leela and Bender dig a hole in the floor of the basement of the Planet Express building to bury the Galactic Terminatrix 3000, a device that he used to accidentally blow up one of Saturn's moons, the crew discover a time capsule, in the form of a Partridge Family Lunchbox, from the late 1970s. Fry takes the contents for his own use, while the rest of the crew dismiss it as junk and think the 20th century was boring. Fry finds an ad for Sea Monkeys in the back of an old comic and buys some from Shifty's True Wonders of the 20th Century Emporium to prove the 20th century was cool. However the Sea Monkeys are dead and they fail to impress the rest of the Planet Express crew so he disposes of them in toxic waste.
Act II
Dr. Zoidberg recovers the Sea Monkeys from the waste showing that they're alive and they've grown. By the next morning, they grow larger than the building and wreak havoc on New New York. The crew set out to destroy them in the Planet Express ship but fail. They eject out of the ship but one catches Fry. As it is about to eat him, the others call Sal saying they're not satisfied and he quickly solves the problem by killing the Sea Monkeys and Fry is saved. Planet Express is charged with the clean up of the Sea Monkey corpses, so instead they have Elzar cook the bodies and Dr. Zoidberg receives a feast.
Additional Info
Trivia
- The following characters are seen fleeing or watching the Sea Monkeys' rampage:
- Hattie (held by a Sea Monkey)
- H.G. Blob
- Kif Kroker
- Mom
- Preacherbot
- Smitty and Url
- Walt and Igner
- The title is a play on the phrase "Monkey See, Monkey Do"
- A special edition of this comic was made available prior to it's release at Comic Con. The only difference was the colors and logos of the cover.
Quotes
- Fry: Woo! Who needs ethics? Not us!
Bender: Never had 'em, never will! - Fry: Does anybody have an eight-track cassette player and Beta VCR I can borrow?
- Fry & Bender: *Evil laughter*
Zoidberg: Ho, ho, ho... I'm laughing with friends! - Leela: Well, I'll keep an eye on you just in case! Remember when you tried to sell your kidneys for salsa last week?
Bender: He shoulda done it! I was offering below market value! - Ronnie: Here you go, sir! I found your Sea Monkeys underneath an unopened box labeled "Action Comics #1- 100 Count". It's yours for only $10.95 if you're interest-
Fry: No thanks! - Bender: I don't know anything about guns! Who do I look like, Charlton Heston's head?
- Fry: You don't want me! I'm turf, not surf!
Outside References
- The letter enclosed with the time capsule ends with "P.S., LaRouche for President in '80", a reference to perennial third-party presidential candidate Lyndon LaRouche.
- Lum (from the anime series Urusei Yatsura) appears as a pedestrian in one panel.
- In the splash page of giant Sea Monkeys rampaging through New New York, human-sized versions of Godzilla and King Kong can be seen fleeing from the destruction.
- One of the Sea Monkeys climbs an Empire State Building-like skyscraper and is shot at by the Planet Express ship, parodying "King Kong".
- In the first frame you see Homer Simpsons head made out of "Fun-Doh", Homer Simpsons head is covering the "Fun" of "Fun-Doh" making it read "Doh" this may be a reference to Homer Simpsons catch phrase "Doh!"
Continuity
- Fry makes a Homer Simpson head out of "Fun-Doh" a duplicate of "Play-Doh", this is later seen again in "The Luck of the Fryrish" as "Doh-Doh"
Special Features
- Advertisement for the Slug-o-vac, device created by the Professor to remove Brain Slugs, distributed by Good News Innovations. Deliveries are not available for the Island of Canada or Omicron Persei 9.
Characters
(In alphabetical order)
- Amy
- Bender
- Dr. Zoidberg
- Elzar
- Fry
- Hermes
- Linda
- Leela
- Mayor Poopenmeyer
- Morbo
- Prof. Farnsworth
- Debut: Ronnie
- Sal
Comic Credits
- Inks
- Script
- Colors
- Colorbot 3000
- Letters
- Pencils
- Plot/Edits
- Art Supervision
- Created By
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