SpongeBob Comics No. 52

SpongeBob Comics #52 is a SpongeBob SquarePants comic book that was released on January 13, 2016.

Summary

Featuring the epic-length SpongeTale, "A New Dimension in Stupidity!" Sandy returns from a Texas vacation to find Bikini Bottom in ruins–somehow, SpongeBob and Patrick got hold of her inventions and underwater havoc is being wreaked all over the place! Plus: The Krusty Krab becomes the theme-restaurant KrabbyLand, SpongeBob goes casual, and we meet the amazing and real Mimic Octopus!^[1]

Comics

Title	Page(s)
A New Dimension in Stupidity	1-22
During an invention contest held by Pineapple, Inc., Sandy lends SpongeBob and Patrick her dimensional portal opener for parts. However, when Sandy returns to Bikini Bottom, she finds that SpongeBob and Patrick are using her dimensional portal opener instead of getting parts from it.
Sharp-Dressed Sponge	23
People think SpongeBob does not have a tie on when he wears a yellow tie that blends in with his body color.
Flotsam and Jetsam Ocean Facts: The Mimic Octopus	24-25
This comic talks about mimic octopus and their impressive impersonations.
Krabbyland	26-29
Patrick tells SpongeBob about a terrible Krusty Krab dream that he had at night. Mr. Krabs hears about this and makes Patrick's dream become a reality.
In the Deep	30-31
Pirates talk about the greatest comic book collection that lies in the deep.
Slammed	32
During a busy day at the Krusty Krab, SpongeBob's brain is freaking out while Squidward's brain is on vacation.
SpongeBrain SquareVacation	32
Squidward's brain is having some relaxing vacation time alone until SpongeBob's brain comes along.

Trivia

This is the first SpongeBob comic book to be priced at $3.99 USD.

File:Krabbyland comic strip.jpg

The comic strip title that is nearly identical to the name of the episode "Krabby Land."

The comic strip Krabbyland has a title spelling that is nearly identical to the episode named "Krabby Land."
The comic strip A New Dimension in Stupidity has a similar plot to the episode "SpongeBob in RandomLand," as both involve a main character going somewhere random.

References

↑ In Stores 1-13-16. Bongo Comics (January 12, 2016). Retrieved on August 11, 2020.

[In_Stores_1-13-16-1] In Stores 1-13-16. Bongo Comics (January 12, 2016). Retrieved on August 11, 2020.

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