Mmm. New masking comic. *mouth waters*

Cody is back in Springfield yet again, only this time, he might be getting more than he bargained for.

While trying to earn money to buy his girlfriend Laine an engagement ring, Cody takes a job at a temp agency. He gets a call for a job that pays very handsomely. So like any guy desperate for money, he accepts without getting the full details of the job. All he know is he's going to be performing for a small group. Seems simple, right? Well, shortly arriving at the Rusty Barnacle restaurant, he's pointed to his dressing room, only to find a female belly-dancer costume.

As he gets dressed, he feels a strange sensation come over him. It's as if the costume was waiting for Cody to become a new persona. Before he knows it, he's introduced as the seductive, alluring....Princess Kashmir, Queen of the Mysterious East. Cody, now Kashmir, wiggles her hips and dances her way out to the floor. While Kashmir sees potential wallets to pick clean, Cody sees he's in over his head. A bunch of guys? Seriously?

All of a sudden, he feels his arms waving to a familiar guy in the crowd, as if she wants him to dance. He's pushed on stage, confused and not sure what to do. Then, all of a sudden, he begins to wiggle his hips, as if to just be polite and not offend Kashmir. A few moments later, he really begins to really shake it and the crowd encourages him louder and louder, even to the point where Cody is beginning to enjoy himself in the role he begrudgingly took on to play. The man reaches into his pocket and pulls out a $20, which he then puts in the strap of Kashmir's costume bottom.

Little does Cody know that his one dance with this mysterious stranger would unwind a chain of events that would threaten the man's marriage, his livelihood and even the state of things in the small city of Springfield.
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I really want to thank  inverseworld for once again knocking it out of the park for another Simpsons comic. I really enjoy making these story ideas and if you enjoy them as well, please give her a Watch and commission her. And if you like these stories, please let me know who you'd like to see Cody become in this never quiet town of Springfield.

Homer Simpson, Princess Kashmir, and all other characters and locations are the property of Disney.
Cody Nakamura is the property of, well, Cody Nakamura.
The story is based loosely on episode 110 of "The Simpsons," entitled "Homer's Night Out."