It is vital that we all work together to support comic book stores as much as possible and help them get through the coming weeks. The absolute last thing I want to see-as a reader, a fan, and a creator-is for comic book stores to disappear. Running a comic book store can be difficult, even in the best of times. …SUPPORT YOUR LOCAL COMIC BOOK SHOP as much as you’re able. In his weekly newsletter today, writer Cullen Bunn shared some tips for supprtoing your favorite shop during this time: Many retailers around the country have either closed up for a time or have moved to a mail order/”curbside pickup” system. Continue reading “What Are You Reading? | Red Goblins, celestial avatars, Klan smashers and Texas blood”Īs the threat of the coronavirus continues to spread, and federal, state and local governments take action to try and stop it, “shelter in place” and social distancing orders inevitably harm small businesses, like comics retailers. It made me appreciate those moments more. It’s great seeing him get excited at things that are old hat for me. He wouldn’t stop commenting on how crazy scary Norman Osborn is, how it was gross when Carnage bit the head off a rat, and during one issue when the Goblin had a captive and was interrogating him, he wondered aloud over who it was, making guesses and gasping when he found out who it was and that Norman knew who Spider-Man was. My 9 yr old son picked Amazing Spider-Man: The Red Goblin by Dan Slott and Stuart Immonen, and he loves it. So I let them pick out their own comics to read on comiXology Unlimited. My little one has always been into them, but now the older kids are as well. Lately my kids have started wanting to read more comics. You can tell us what you’ve been reading in the comments below or on social media. You can see Carla’s thoughts on it below, along with a list of comics Shane has been buying for his kids and Tom’s thoughts on two politically minded books from DC. This week brought us a taste of Empyre, Marvel’s big crossover event featuring the Avengers, The Fantastic Four, the Kree, the Skrulls, the Blue Area of the Moon, the Swordsman and all that crazy cosmic space action Marvel fans have come to know and love. Like I said last week, summertime is the right time for crossovers and comics.

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