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series (2000–2016) used the comic format to expand on themes that the TV show could only briefly touch upon: www.mchip.net Media Satire : The comics frequently parody major media entities like through "show-within-a-show" elements like the Radioactive Man series, which Bart obsessively reads. Superpower Parodies : Bart’s alter-ego, , directly satirizes the Batman mythos

The comic version of Bart—more cunning, less softened than his TV counterpart—directly inspired later characters:

due to his self-reflexivity—watching his own image in parades or referencing his status as a cartoon character within his own universe. Merchandising Phenomenon:

series (2000–2016) used the comic format to expand on themes that the TV show could only briefly touch upon: www.mchip.net Media Satire : The comics frequently parody major media entities like through "show-within-a-show" elements like the Radioactive Man series, which Bart obsessively reads. Superpower Parodies : Bart’s alter-ego, , directly satirizes the Batman mythos

The comic version of Bart—more cunning, less softened than his TV counterpart—directly inspired later characters:

due to his self-reflexivity—watching his own image in parades or referencing his status as a cartoon character within his own universe. Merchandising Phenomenon: