By: John Duncan Yoyo
My daughter is just about the right age to start schooling on the ways of four color goodness. Right now she gets a Scrooge McDuck or Mickey comic. I’m old enough to have looked at Eastman and Laird’s...
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Is it a coincidence that Free Comic Book Day and National Homebrew Day are the same day? I think not...
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I've had enough experience (and watched enough tv) to know that you never share comic books. It never works out in the end.
View ArticleBy: Jan Kabili
Andy: Don’t bother regretting not having little clones with whom to share the joys of comix. It turns out that kids hardly ever like what the parents like. In fact, they go for the opposite. Don’t you...
View ArticleBy: Chris
Ya know, children are hereditary, if you parents didn’t have any, odds are you won’t either.
View ArticleBy: CharlesP
After a long day at a conservative christian homeschool ren-faire (don’t ask, it will only depress me), I took my boys to our local shop and picked through the remaining free comics. The highlight for...
View ArticleBy: Jeff Edsell
My boys are 3 and they’re absolutely fascinated with my comics — They pick up an issue and point to each character on the cover, demanding “Who’s THIS guy?” So at Free Comic Book Day I got them the...
View ArticleBy: Comic Book Stores
I found your blog on google and read a few of your other posts. I just added you to my Google News Reader. Keep up the good work. Look forward to reading more from you in the future.
View ArticleBy: Eric Zylstra
I remember an era of free and regular blog posts by Andy. Now I guess we can only read Andy where he is paid–but isn’t quite as free in what and how he writes, or in 140 character snips. Big sigh…
View ArticleBy: ComicsPundit » A moral quandry at Free Comic Book Day
[...] Posted on May 30th, 2009 by Shawn L. From Andy Ihnatko’s observations at his local comic shop’s celebration of Free Comic Book Day earlier this month, Free Comic Book Day: The Grad-School...
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