Wall calendars

Non-canon

Merchandise article

This article is about merchandise for Futurama. As such, its content cannot be considered canon.

Since 2000, Harper Entertainment and Bongo Comics have been releasing Futurama calendars.

Calendars

Year	Front Cover	Back Cover	Additional Details
2000			All months September has Zapp parodying the famous scene by Marilyn Monroe in The Seven Year Itch
2001			All months January
2002			All months January, February, March, April, May, July, August, September, December Centerfold June is a parody of Tank Girl August is a parody of X-Men
2003			All months April is a parody of Little Lulu July is a parody of Betty and Veronica
2004			All months May has Let's All Go to the Lobby
2005			Alternate cover July is a parody of Planet of the Apes December is a parody of The Matrix
2006			All months January, June, December It is interesting to note that January poses the same concept as in Into the Wild Green Yonder (mini-golf in space) Fry wears a Burger Prince crown in June, a parody of Burger King September has parodies of Blaxploitation films, Bots-ploitation, Hydraulic Shaft, Super Fry and Fax-y Brown Super Fry is also in the 2008 calendar
2007			All months Alternate cover January, February, April, May, June, July, August, September, October, November, December This is the first calendar to only feature episodes
2008			Film parodies include Clone Alone, Crustacean Jerk, Super Fry, Stingin' in the Acid Rain, Plump Friction, Loleela, The Day the Earth Took a Coffee Break, BotFellas, Strong was Their Wind, Some Like It Bot, Gentlemen Prefer Humans and An Xmas Story 1 April (April Fool's Day) is marked as Thanksgiving The October page of the calendar suggests that Scruffy's last name is Scruffington In Australia, the 2008 calendar is the 2007 one
2009			Slightly Alternate cover Famous artworks parodied include The Scream, Whistler's Mother, Mona Lisa, American Gothic, Vitruvian Man and The Birth of Venus In Australia, the 2009 calendar is the 2008 one
2010