My husband used to own a comic book store, that's how we met. My brothers were 10 & 11 and I watched them sometimes when my sister was being born. I took them to Fred's comic store to look for old Super Friends to share & the rest is.....history. My husband still sees customers around town he knew from back then. You meet quite an assortment of folks in a comic book store, like most other places, I suppose.
Get out and check out your local comic book store if you have a chance. The art and variety of offering is pretty amazing, and it is still an affordable hobby for most.
If you would like to send a snapshot of your favorite local Comic book store, we could post them here. How many stores are out there going strong. Takes a lot of skills to run one successfully over the years, and a lot of lessons learned even in ones that folded up.
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"The store was built to the specifications determined by Professor X when he constructed his original Danger Room for the purposes of training his young proteges. We have, however, deactivated most of the lasers."
If you would like to send a snapshot of your favorite local Comic book store, we could post them here. How many stores are out there going strong. Takes a lot of skills to run one successfully over the years, and a lot of lessons learned even in ones that folded up.
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Quote from http://www.dangerroomoly.com
"The store was built to the specifications determined by Professor X when he constructed his original Danger Room for the purposes of training his young proteges. We have, however, deactivated most of the lasers."
