Futurama Comics (2000 Bongo) comic books 2014-2016

Please note: Copies of this issue are known to have a printing defect on the spine. (W) Jesse Leon McCann (A) James Lloyd (CA) Jason Ho, Mike Rote Professor Farnsworth sells his soul to the Robot Devil in order to be young again, foregoing any and all future scientific discoveries. But when the Planet Express crew becomes responsible for a potentially world-ending calamity, the 'old' professor and his scientific genius are needed more than ever! Can the professor break his contract with the Robot Devil and save all of humanity? Cover price $2.99.

Written by Jimmy Palmiotti. Art by John Delaney. Cover by Jason Ho. Featuring Guest-Writer Jimmy Palmiotti! From the imagination of fan favorite and Futurama follower Jimmy Palmiotti comes a tale that brings Fry back to basics as a pizza delivery guy. In this case, however, the Planet Express crew is making a special delivery from a planet that oozes sauce to a Brooklyn pizzeria. But hold on to your cannoli, the mob wants a piece of the action and (BADA-BING!), the Planet Express crew discovers there's a little special ingredient in their shipment that they never expected! 28 pages, full color. Cover price $2.99.

Written by Eric Rogers. Art by James Lloyd. Cover by Jason Ho. After Leela saves Zapp Brannigan and his barely covered backside from the gravitational pull of a black hole, she is made captain of the Nimbus, leaving Zapp to fill another void as the new pilot at Planet Express. 28 pages, full color. Cover price $2.99.

Written by Eric Rogers. Art by James Lloyd. Cover by Jason Ho. If you thought computer viruses were bad, just wait until Planet Express' morally bankrupt bending unit starts spreading a social disease of his own around New New York City, causing a calamitous epidemic of robot zombies! 28 pages, full color. Cover price $2.99.

Written by Ian Boothby. Art by James Lloyd and Andrew Pepoy. Cover by Jason Ho. When Bender accidentally causes the Professor's 'What If' machine to explode, the city of New New York is divided into multiple 'What If' scenarios. Only Bender and Fry are unaffected and must gather the parts needed to repair the machine to return things to normal. They enlist the help of a Zoidberg who is from a world where he is incredibly lucky, a Leela who never left the mutant underground and is painfully shy, and a Professor who just happens to be a kangaroo. 28 pages, full color. Cover price $2.99.

Written by Ian Boothby. Art by James Lloyd. Cover by Jason Ho, Mike Rote and Nathan Kane. The Planet Express ship is destroyed while on a mission in space, the entire crew including Professor Farnsworth, Amy, and Zoidberg must take refuge in a makeshift spaceship - made out of Bender! Trapped in space without a propulsion system and forced to live in close quarters, the crew must survive not only the many computer viruses infecting the robot but something even more deadly - one another! 28 pages, full color. Cover price $2.99.

Written by Eric Rogers. Art by Tone Rodriguez. Cover by Jason Ho. At last it can be told, the true story of DOOP's greatest hero, Zapp Brannigan! We're talking about the 'universal' super soldier who kept the galaxy safe time and time again with his faithful friend and first office Kif Kroker at his side... and not the buffoonish windbag who continues to fail upwards much to that same ill-fated first officer's frequent embarrassment. 28 pages, full color. Cover price $2.99.

Written by Ian Boothby. Art by James Lloyd and Andrew Pepoy. Cover by Jason Ho & Various. Fry complains that New New York City seems to be changing overnight, and after pulling an all-nighter by drinking a can hyper-caffeinated Slurm, he discovers an alien race called the Developers are actually changing the city for the better overnight - while the city sleeps! But is 'better' really better? Not for Bender! 32 pages, full color. Cover price $2.99.

Written by Ian Boothby. Art by James Lloyd and Robert Stanley. Cover by Jason Ho, Mike Rote and Nathan Kane. When an intergalactic gazillionaire comes to visit Earth to find an heir, Bender poses as a Little Orphan Android to win over the futuristic sugar Daddy Warbucks. But this financially loaded tycoon has more on his mind than taking in a fiendishly lovable tyke - try hunting him for sport! 28 pages, full color. Cover price $3.99.

Written by Ian Boothby. Art by Tone Rodriguez. Cover by Jason Ho, Mike Rote and Nathan Kane. The Planet Express crew is surprised to learn that Kif has come down with a rare fatal disease and has only a week to live. In keeping with Amphibiosan tradition, Leela and Amy attempt to throw a funeral that he can really enjoy before he passes on, but Kif has other ideas, plenty of other ideas. Meanwhile, Bender gets bent out of shape over Professor Farnsworth's new vacuum cleaner, the Room Runner. 28 pages, full color. Cover price $3.99.

Written by Ian Boothby. Art by James Lloyd. Cover by Jason Ho. When President Nixon discovers that the population is getting too smart to re-elect him again, he gets Dr. Wernstrom to create a machine that will make everyone stupider until Election Day. However, the Dumbsday device affects everyone but Fry, making him 'the smartest man in the world.' 28 pages, full color. Cover price $3.99.

Written by Ian Boothby. Art by James Lloyd, Andrew Pepoy and Art Villanueva. Cover by Jason Ho, Mike Rote and Nathan Kane. Professor Farnsworth invents a reality-reversing machine that makes everything opposite of what it was (or is?) and somehow manages to send Fry a thousand years into the past rather than the future. And if that sounds confusing, it's because it makes perfect sense. 28 pages, full color. Cover price $3.99.