Swipe File: Simone & Ajax and... Sesame Street?

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Thu Nov 12, 2009 — by Glenn Hauman

Swipe File: Simone & Ajax and... Sesame Street?

First, we have Simone and Ajax as detectives trying to find... the Maltese Duck:

and then we have Bert and Ernie (or some bizarre clay figures that sorta look and sound like them) as detectives trying to find... the Maltese Duck!

Coincidence, you say? Hah! Then how do you explain that the person hiring Bert and Ernie is a sheep... just like a sheep hired Simone and Ajax in the story the case files call On The Lamb (or the Case of the Felonious Fleece)?!?

But don't take our word for it (as if you would), find out for yourself! Purchase The Adventures of Simone & Ajax, available for pre-order now at Amazon or available in this month's Diamond catalog from IDW.

And check out the newest Simone and Ajax adventure, A Christmas Caper, serialized weekly here on ComicMix!

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Tom Fitzpatrick (12:26 PM on Thu Nov 12, 2009)

I smell a lawsuit.
Sue, SUE, Sue!!!

Lord Snooty (12:50 PM on Thu Nov 12, 2009)

Great way to plug an up coming book !!!! I like !!!

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