Newark Airport

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Newark Airport
The first page of part one of the Game Boy comic It's a Small World After All
Appears in Game Boy (It's a Small World After All) (1990)
Greater location United States of America
The English Wikipedia logo, for use on the Wikipedia template. Wikipedia has an article on Newark Liberty International Airport.

The Newark Liberty International Airport, referred to as simply as the Newark Airport in the Game Boy comics, is an airport located in Newark, New Jersey, appearing in the Game Boy comic It's a Small World After All.

During the comic, Tannis's family introduces her to the stewardess of her flight, Eliana. The girl is excited to see the space shuttle at Cape Canaveral, but her sister Rebecca reminds her that she is going to see her grandmother. Eliana asks Tannis if she wants to see the cockpit of her aircraft, a Boeing 747, to which she responds in the affirmative. She then bids farewell to her family as Rebecca exclaims that she has reached World 4-1 of Super Mario Land and is about to beat the game.

Earlier, Tatanga's army arrives at the airport in a hijacked semi truck with Herman Smirch as the driver to take Princess Daisy to Disney World. Arriving at the airport, Herman mentions that, though he has led them this far, he cannot lead them any further, for he does not have money to buy plane tickets to Florida. Tatanga orders Pionpi to make "travel arrangements" and set his sight on taking over a nearby plane, which is coincidentally the same one that Tannis had boarded earlier. Boarding the plane, Tatanga's army demands that the flight crew fly the plane to Disney World, with the plane then taking off from the airport.

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Issues Issue 1: In the Palm of Your Hand... • Issue 2: It's a Small World After All • Issue 3: Team Play • Issue 4: Pipes is Pipes
Characters Attila • Eliana • Greg Campbell • Herman Smirch • Jonathan • Jose • Josh Campbell • Mario • Melody-Ann and Rena • Michael Hallis • Mr. Levison • Mr. Petrov • Mrs. Smirch • Nanette Hallis • Pionpi • Princess Daisy • Rebecca Rhodes • Rick • Sheila Pontoons • Tannis Rhodes • Tatanga
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