Piscataway

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Piscataway
Piscataway in the Game Boy comic It's a Small World After All
First appearanceGame Boy (In the Palm of Your Hand...) (1990)
Latest appearanceGame Boy (It's a Small World After All) (1990)
Greater locationUnited States of America
InhabitantsHumans,Herman Smirch

Piscataway is a township located inNew Jersey,United States, appearing in theGame Boy comic series. It is the hometown ofHerman Smirch.

History[edit]

In the Palm of Your Hand...[edit]

InIn the Palm of Your Hand..., in his apartment in Piscataway, Herman Smirch, who had managed to reach thefinal level ofSuper Mario Land, allowsTatanga to blow up theSky Pop, along withMario. After telling his pet hamsterAttila what he did to Mario, he looks at his watch and realizes that it is time to go work. He bids farewell to Attila, telling it not to let any "creeps" in his apartment while he is gone.

While waiting for the bus, Herman is approached by a homeless man looking for money. Annoyed and disgusted by the man, Herman tells him to go away, saying that "beggars should all be shot!" The beggar, insulted, claims to be a war veteran with aBronze Star and aPurple Heart, telling him that, though he does not have a job or a place to live, it does not mean that he has to put up with his attitude. Herman, not knowing what to do, tries to persuade the man to go away by offering him a quarter. The homeless man, angry at his attitude, tells Herman to keep his quarter and "stuff it!" The bus then arrives at Herman's stop, and he rides it to theWonder World Mall, where his workplace,Lev's 'Lectronics, is located.

It's a Small World After All[edit]

InIt's a Small World After All, Herman is first seen yelling at some girls who are singing "One, Two, Buckle My Shoe" outside from his apartment, telling them to be quiet. Apologizing tohis mother on the phone, explaining that the "brats" drive him crazy sometimes, he tells her that he is afraid to leave his apartment, explaining that he got aGame Boy and that Tatanga needs his help to escape the video game world. Believing him to be insane, his mother tells him to get rid of the Game Boy and return home. He then gives his Game Boy to the girls playing outside, with them in shock, explaining that they thought he did not like them, to which he lies that he always loved them. He then decides to get some fresh air and takes a walk outside on the sidewalk.

However, a few blocks away, he soon becomes possessed by an urge to open "the gateway" and walks into the middle of traffic. Arriving at the front of an electronics store,Samson's Electronics, he picks up a brick on the ground and hurls it into a display window containing several electronics, including some Game Boys. Stealing one of the Game Boys on display, he makes through a crowd of pedestrians that surround him. Two police attempt to arrest him, but Herman simply punches them unconscious. He then walks into an alleyway to open the gateway as more pedestrians arrive at the scene of the robbery, summoning Tatanga and his army.

Explaining thatPrincess Daisy has become sadder than usual, Tatanga tasks Herman with finding a suitable vacation spot, the latter suggesting that he could take Daisy toDisney World. Ten minutes later, Tatanga's army blasts a bus whose drive refused to give up his vehicle, and hijack a semi truck. After removing the cargo from the truck, they then head toNewark Airport with Herman as the driver, despite his protests that he does not know how to drive a stick shift.

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