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Comix Experience
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There is really nothing wrong with Comix Experience. So why do I feel that way whenever I go in there? Maybe it's the rather surly staff, who look like they would rather spit in your eye than help you. Maybe it's the lay out with window displays, that makes it feel more like a boutique than a comic book shop. I can't fault them for anything, they carry all the current releases, plus they have a small selection of back issues. And heck, they had Matt Wagner, Trace Bellieu and Jim Mallon do signings there, so they can't be that bad, right? Maybe it's the extremely clean, uncluttered displays that just don't fit my narrow view of a comic book shop. Whatever, they are worth it to support the industry, in the very least.
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