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'''The Trouble With Trilogies''' is the fifty-fifth [[comic]] issue, released 25 May, 2011 in the US. <!-- insert brief plot summary here --> | '''The Trouble With Trilogies''' is the fifty-fifth [[comic]] issue, released 25 May, 2011 in the US. <!-- insert brief plot summary here --> | ||
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| US Publish Number | 55 |
| UK Publish Number(s) | 61 |
| Written by | Ian Boothby |
| Art by | Tone Rodriguez |
| Title caption | Collectable black light poster #6 of 6 inside! |
| Published (US) | 25 May, 2011 |
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The Trouble With Trilogies is the fifty-fifth comic issue, released 25 May, 2011 in the US.
The Story
Fearing that the Planet Express ship is about to crash, Fry, Bender, and Leela must each take a one-man escape pod, and they soon find themselves in separate worlds. Fry lands in a dusty, Old Western town under the thumb of a vengeful outlaw; Bender discovers a post-apocalyptic, fuel-deprived society of road warriors; and Leela becomes part of a society of blue-skinned natives who need help protecting their beloved rainforest from a military onslaught.
Additional Info
Allusions
- The main plots of the issue are based on a western (possibly Black Bart), Mad Max Beyond Thunderdome and Avatar
- Lord Manumahnuh is based on the Muppet Mahna Mahna character.
- Plaid Max is based on Mel Gibson's character from Braveheart
- The panel featuring the Max brothers features a cameo by Homer Simpson in the background.
- Master Blaster references the character from Mad Max and the Transformers character Blaster.
- Wylee is based on Wile E. Coyote from Looney Tunes.
- The dragons pictured include Puff the Magic Dragon, H.R. Pufnstuf and a dragon from How to Train Your Dragon.
- A man in the background at the ICU is likely to have been based on Hawkeye Pierce from M*A*S*H
Special Features
- This issue features the last of the six black light posters, however it is the first not to have been used as a cover for a previous comic or comic collection. The poster features Mom's head with an octopus-like body attacking the staff of Planet Express who are riding in a hover-convertable.
Characters
(In alphabetical order)
Comic Credits
- Script
- Pencils
- Inks
- Colors
- Letters
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