Picture this: Local shops have fun with Free Comic Book Day
Local shops have fun with Free Comic Book Day
Marietta resident Liam Mazariego, 9, tries on a helmet from a table full of cosplay items outside Asylum Comics in Marietta Saturday for Free Comic Book Day, an annual event designed to draw new and existing customers to comic shops throughout North America and beyond.
Marietta resident Alicia Mazariego, left, helps her son Levi, 5, apply a temporary tattoo outside Asylum Comics in Marietta Saturday for Free Comic Book Day.
Parkersburg resident Nathaniel Miller, left, and his wife Sharon peruse the selection of free comics set up for Free Comic Book Day Saturday at Lost Legion Games & Comics in Vienna. Sharon Miller said the annual event, held at comic shops around the country, always offers a variety of choices and gives her a chance to try titles she didn’t know she would enjoy.
Marietta resident Liam Mazariego, 9, tries on a helmet from a table full of cosplay items outside Asylum Comics in Marietta Saturday for Free Comic Book Day, an annual event designed to draw new and existing customers to comic shops throughout North America and beyond.
Marietta resident Alicia Mazariego, left, helps her son Levi, 5, apply a temporary tattoo outside Asylum Comics in Marietta Saturday for Free Comic Book Day.
Parkersburg resident Nathaniel Miller, left, and his wife Sharon peruse the selection of free comics set up for Free Comic Book Day Saturday at Lost Legion Games & Comics in Vienna. Sharon Miller said the annual event, held at comic shops around the country, always offers a variety of choices and gives her a chance to try titles she didn’t know she would enjoy.
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Marietta resident Liam Mazariego, 9, tries on a helmet from a table full of cosplay items outside Asylum Comics in Marietta Saturday for Free Comic Book Day, an annual event designed to draw new and existing customers to comic shops throughout North America and beyond.