The newest comic book compilation in a bestselling series dedicated exclusively to the exhilarating and extraordinary extracurricular exploits of Bart Simpson! Bart Simpson is back with a brand–new collection of comics and stories loaded with headless dolls, evil aliens, impatient apes, crossing guards, chocolate laxatives, dreadlocks, loincloths, merit badges, computer viruses, juice boxes, bubble gum, greedy gold diggers, school pictures, parking tickets, time machines, Squishees gone bad, obsessive sailors, SWAT teams, and one big ugly fish. It's all here in one 'beefy' book that is 100% Grade–A Bart Simpson.

Bart Simpson is back with another big book dedicated exclusively to that rabble–rousing, misbehaving menace – Springfield's favourite son, Homer's only son, and TV's favourite son – Bart Simpson! Following the great success of Big Book of Bart Simpson, Big Bratty Book of Bart Simpson – the third comic book compilation in a series dedicated exclusively to Bart Simpson. Join Bart Simpson and the Springfield kids in the newest collection of comics and stories filled with mistaken identities, alien abduction recipes, cereal package prizes, unrequited love, lima beans, facial hair, karaoke, cafeteria shenanigans, talk shows, mail–order brides, sidekicks gone mad, hideous monsters, balloon animals, girl scout cookies, circus popcorn, martial arts, and history gone very, very wrong. It's all here in one ࡲatty' book – all the chaos, commotion, and confusion that can only be caused by one uncontrollable force: Bart Simpson.

Bart turns the force into a farce in 'Bart Cops Out'; rules the airwaves in 'K-Bart'; turns prose into amateurs in 'The Book That Ate Springfield'; daydreams in 'The Secret Life of Bart Simpson'; goes off the rails in 'The Great Train Wreck'; and shops til he drops in 'Spree For All'.

A collection of Bart Simpson's adventures, featuring stories such as "Batter Up Bart"; "The Three Stages of Teaching"; "Cuff it Up"; "Final Detention"; "Birth of a Salesman"; "The One Man School"; and "Kiss of Blecch!".

Bart Simpson returns in more chaotic escapades - from The Supercat of Springfield and 24 Hours in the Life of Ralph Wiggum to See You Later Alligator, which sees him flushing baby alligators down the loo in the hope they will be mutated by the radioactive pollution from Mr Burns's factory.

The Simpsons notoriety will be hard to keep under wraps with a collection of comic stories that will catapult them once again onto the world stage.

The latest in the series of Simpsons Comics Compilations, brought to you by Matt Groening, the creator of "The Simpsons."

Bart Simpson’s got you right where he wants you. Don’t say you haven’t been warned! Don’t mess with Bart Simpson, if you know what’s good for you! First, Bart and Milhouse battle it out to be the Springfield Isotopes’ new batboy, and when Sideshow Bob enacts a plan to humiliate Bart, it backfires on him in a big way! Then Bart gets his hands on Professor Frink’s newest invention and he discovers the need for speed…and a formula for disaster! And when the school bullies suffer from a deficiency of delinquent ideas, they enlist Bart’s help to pull off the ultimate prank on the people of Springfield. These stories and more will sock-it-to-you with a bellyful of laughs!

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