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Futurama Comic #14

The new comic has been out for a few days now, so it's time to give it a fair review.

In this issue, Futurama writer Patric Verrone tells the story of the crew unleashing a handful of Professor Farnsworth's better to be forgotten inventions on Earth - in 7 ways.

Also, last time I told you to write them letters! Come on now, we don't want them to feel unappreciated, do we? Write to:

Bongo Comics Group
P.O. BOX 1963
Santa Monica, CA 90406-1963

and add "For consideration for publication. If you publish it, it's your property." They are pretty likely to publish any fan art they get, too.

15 comments | Jul 29th 2003 | contributor

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HamNEggs116Jul 29th 2003, 00:00
Can i get these comics at a local shop or do i buy them online?
ZoidbergJul 29th 2003, 00:00
good question

if someone can give a url maybe?
chumpbenderJul 29th 2003, 00:00
You can get them at a local shop, that's where I get mine. There are links on this page to online shoppes that sell the comic. That's how I find out if its out yet, I look at those shoppes to see if its in, then I drive to the local comic store and buy it.
IgyJul 29th 2003, 00:00
I've seen them at Fred Meyer even. They don't always have them available but occasionally you get lucky.
CamilaJul 29th 2003, 00:00
So you get them at any comic book store?? is the 1st one expensive??
RorschachJul 29th 2003, 00:00
Yes, you should be able to get them at any book store. Mine didn't have it at the beginning but I just asked them to order a copy for me and since then Futurama is on their shelves.

As for the 1st issue, I don't think it has become more expensive than the other ones.
ChoJul 29th 2003, 00:00
Any book store?? Like Barnes and Noble?
RorschachJul 29th 2003, 00:00
Sorry. My mistake. I meant any comic book store. Didn't write it properly the first time.
chumpbenderJul 30th 2003, 00:00
It's true that some comic book stores will not have Futurama. I know of one by my house, I have asked them a few times about it, and every time I go in they still don't have it. Any good comic store will have it. Note that they often only buy a few copies, so depending on how many Futurama fans are in your town, you might not get one. I know that with my favorite comic store, if I don't go down there within the first week its released, they will be sold out. It's very hard to find back issues at a comic store, at least in my experience. Your best bet to get the oldest issues is to buy online, but the earlier issues will be a bit more expensive. But to a Futurama fan, when it comes to owning everything ever released, money is no issue!
IanBoothbyJul 30th 2003, 00:00
Bookstores should carry the first collection of Futurama comics. I think it was called Futurama-o-rama.
AdamantiumJul 30th 2003, 00:00
Did they print my letter about a Futurama movie?? I wrote them as requested!
rjbeckerJul 30th 2003, 00:00
Write or email to Bongo to ask them to make it monthly, if you are a fan, be heard.
chumpbenderJul 30th 2003, 00:00
Ian- I was just at a book store yesterday looking through that section, and no Futurama-o-rama. They had every single Simpsons comic collection, but not the Futurama one. They might have just been sold out.

#11, they only printed one letter this issue, and it was by a person named Laura Vacher. I also wrote a letter, and also asked to make the comic monthly, but it was not printed. I will write again this month, and maybe next issue I will get lucky.
RorschachJul 30th 2003, 00:00
Making the comic monthly? Aren't you affraid that this would affect the quality of those comics? That's all we have left of Futurama now. Why don't you ask them instead why evry 4 months they have to come out with an issue that is poorly drawn?
FuturRAMA-dama-ding-dongAug 2nd 2003, 00:00
Just read #14 the seven different ways... too much fun! Loved all those Benders - especially the invisible one!