Slaves of New New York!



US Issue Number: Simpsons/Futurama crossover 003

UK Issue Number(s): Simpsons Comics 103

Title Caption: Unknown

Published (US): January 26, 2005 Title Reference: Referenced to the movie Gangs of New York.

Act I
At a science meeting, Professor Farnsworth’s invention is destroyed and he quickly invents a machine that brings fiction to reality. He uses it on a Simpsons comic and all of springfield are brought to reality. Farnsworth suggests using them for slave labour and the Simpson family quickly escape and hide in the Planet Express building. In excange for not being sold into slavery, the Simpsons go on some missions with the Planet Express crew and they turn out to be disastrous.

Act II
Meanwhile in New New York, the Springfield Mafia become the Robot Mafia’s maid men, Moe works in O'Zorgnax Pub, Apu works at 7-11, Gil works with Malfunctioning Eddie, most of Springfield work for DOOP and Mr. Burns and Mom fall in love. Bart is playing with Farnsworth’s inventions and the switch for the reality machine falls off. Bender throws it in the libary bringing characters from every book ever written to reality...

Quotes
Homer: I don't wanna complain, but your replicator makes really bland food. Fry: Homer you've just been printing pictures of food from the internet. Homer: Oh. Zoidberg: So are you going to finish that?

Outside References

 * The first delivery the Simpsons tag along on is to "an ice planet in the Lucas Galaxy", which turns out to be a parody of the Hoth sequence in "The Empire Strikes Back".
 * Later, there are two more deliveries parodying "Aliens" and "2001: A Space Odyssey", respectively.

Characters
(In alphabetical order)


 * Amy
 * Bart Simpson
 * Bender
 * Fry
 * Hermes
 * Homer Simpson
 * Kif
 * Lisa Simpson
 * Maggie Simpson
 * Marge Simpson
 * Mayor Poopenmeyer
 * Mom
 * Mr. Burns
 * Ned Flanders
 * Nibbler
 * Professor Farnsworth
 * Professor Frink
 * Smithers
 * Zapp Brannigan
 * Zoidberg

Comic Credits

 * Story
 * Ian Boothby
 * Colors
 * Rick Reese
 * Pencils
 * James Lloyd
 * Letters
 * Karen Bates
 * Inks
 * Steve Steere, Jr.
 * Editor
 * Bill Morrison