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A genre I enjoy is he cartoon-companion-comic. The Simpsons really exploded with their tie-in comics. The writing really managed to capture the gag-a-minute style of the show. Futurama was just as enjoyable. I haven't picked up DC's updating on The Flintstones - reviews are pretty varied. I think it was Archie Comics that produced the '90's Hanna-Barbera issues, which were pretty good. Futurama's animation is just amazing. With all the crossovers and team-ups going on, this one would be fun to see.
Meanwhile, George's boy Elroy could have his first major crush on an older woman...Leela!*
*No wonder Fry is trying to shoot them down.
I agree that this would be a fun combo. I've never been a Futurama fan, though I'm a little familiar with the characters... and I agree that, though Rosie would be put off by Bender at first, the two would end up in a moment of passion, with a densely cliche-ridden farewell at the end.
Curiosity: Is the "Doomsday Device" label part of the original art?
Yeah, Fry was originally destroying Earth.
"Jane! Get that crazy thing off our tail bumper!"
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