The staff was great.
I’m planning on buying the Sandman box set sometime this year. Most of the
items in the store are at least 20% off the cover price. If I order it through
them, they’ll stay open late enough for me to swing by and pick it up as long
as they know I’m coming. He was also very helpful in giving me some ideas on
how to put together my Jayne Cobb costume that I’ve been failing epically to
cobble together.
With a museum full of
comics and a staff this helpful and cool, it was inevitable I’d buy stuff. I
also had $75 in Barnes and Noble gift cards and a 20% coupon. That’s as good a
time as any to buy a new book I bring you my latest bookfession
Mr. Stuffins by Andrew Cosby It’s about a badass teddy bear. ‘Nuff
said.
Archie Meets Kiss by Alex Segura My mom was talking about how she let me
read whatever Archie comics I wanted and is convinced that helped with my
current love of reading. She’s not wrong.
Cash and Carry by Tim Broderick Interesting premise, autographed, and
20% off.
Path of the Just edited by James Lowder A $2 superhero fiction
anthology. So not apologizing for this one.
Saga by Brian K. Vaughan I’ve wanted to read it and I’ve heard
good things. Plus the staff helped talk me into it.
Dr. Horrible and Other Horrible Stories by Zack Whedon Like you would have
said no?
Lolita by Vladimir Nabokov That particular book has popped up
many times in the last year. I waited until B&N sent me a coupon and paired
it with a gift card so it was free. Since I went into the bookstore, I ended up
with another book that caught my attention
Point Your Face at This by Dmitri Martin I really enjoyed his
last book and this one was only $13. With the coupon and the gift card both
Lolita and Point Your Face didn’t cost anything. At least I know what I’m doing
for Classic and Free
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