Not to be outdone by its
televised cousin,
Bongo Comics has been releasing a
Treehouse of
Horror issue of
Simpsons Comics every year since 1995. Much like the
show, each issue contains a number of
short stories. However, the
comic book showcases different
artists and
writers every issue, from all over the field. The artists are encouraged to adapt
Matt Groening's style to fit their own (
Sergio Aragones' take on
Our Favorite Family was quite interesting), as well as throw in references to their own work (in a story drawn by
Dan DeCarlo, the protagonists find themselves in a version of
Archie's
Riverdale).
The issues so far:
- Treehouse of Horror #1, 1995
- Treehouse of Horror #2, 1996
- Treehouse of Horror #3, 1997
- Treehouse of Horror #4, 1998
- Treehouse of Horror #5, 1999
- Treehouse of Horror #6, 2000
- Treehouse of Horror #7, 2001
Some of the individual stories have been published in
trade paperback format. Unfortunately, Bongo Comics has a rather
random method of selecting which stories go into which issues, but they make up for it at least in part by including one- and two-page
shorts, usually in the style of Groening's old
Life In Hell "advertisements" or parodying
Bil Keane's "
Family Circus" style "follow-the-tracks-through-the-day".
- Bart Simpson's Treehouse of Horror: Heebie-Jeebie Hullabaloo
- Bart Simpson's Treehouse of Horror Spine Tingling Spooktacular
i can't find contents anywhere!
These trades can usually be found at local bookstore, as well as your local comic book store.
Sources:
http://www.informatik.uni-bremen.de/~tokra/simcomic/usindex.html
http://www.thefourthrail.com/reviews/snapjudgments/100801/bartsimpsonstreehouseofhorror7.shtml