Keyword results: Comics
Hole-in-the-wall, shit fight, rat's nest - you say that like it's a BAD thing.
True urban spelunkers know, buried amidst the rubble of these kinds of shops, one can find true gold. And on Liverpool Street in the Spanish Quarter sits a dusty treasure trove named Comic Kingdom.
The non-comic inclined needn't worry - there's plenty of other rad stuff here.
Here's something that annoys me about interesting stuff: as soon as it gets juicy, it's all over. This truth I apply across the board to relationships, independent publishing, acne, everything. But especially to zombie movies. So many questions are still left unanswered in this, the greatest of genres.
Bruce "My Parents Are Dead!" Wayne has great toys and fashion sense, but crippling angst. The first act of IRON MAN, though, is packed with such gonzo joy that you'll want to be a drunken billionaire arms manufacturer when you grow up.
The movie keeps Stark out of costume as much as possible, but when he gets into the Iron Man suit it feels suitably heavy - made of metal, and not shiny, physicsless CGI.
No doubt comic books will soon snake down to the bottom of the cultural ladder again, but for now, nicely-bound graphic novels are available in credible bookshops. Why would you enter the lowly, unwelcoming comic store? Four words and an exclamation point: Free Comic Book Day!
Once a year, publishers pick a single issue to give away in an attempt to lure new customers into the crack-like addiction of monthly comic buying.
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