Podcast #17 The United States Invades Canada Edition

from Comic Shop Stories » ThePodcast · host Constant Geographer

Those of us who read comics are pretty taken by the new Brian Vaughan (Saga) story and Steve Skroce (The Matrix, Speed Racer) art. Told from the perspective of Canadian freedom fighters, the comic depicts an American invasion of Canada. It’s only fair, right? Canada assaulted us with Celine Dion in the first wave, and […]

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Casting during the regular store hours of a comic book shop in Murray, KY., we discuss the various and sundry topics associated with the comic book milieu including the trials and tribulations of being a small business owner, and a comic book retailer, to boot.

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