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EVENTS FOR FREE COMIC BOOK DAY 2008 on SATURDAY MAY 3rd -UPDATED with SALES



Four Days and counting... Read the story to see the sales for Saturday. We have some fantastic guests at our Downtown Store this year so plan on battling the traffic. Here is the latest news of what Downtown Comics is doing next week.

Thursday May 1st (8pm - Midnight)

United Artists Theatre Galaxy 14 (96th st and I-65 in Fishers)

We will have a table set up for the midnight showing of IRON MAN. We will have posters, buttons, stickers, and comics to give away as well as TICKETS. CONTEST: Starting now the first 15 people to post a comment to this article will win a ticket for 2 to the midnight showing. You have to come to the theatre to get your ticket by 11pm (the movie starts at 11:59) or we will start giving them away to the patrons. This is an open showing not a screening, it may sell out, so the earlier the better. If you are planning to just come anyway, stop by our table (we may have more tickets to give away).

Friday May 2nd (9am-9:30am)

WXNT 1430am Abdul in the morning

Yours truly (Mike) will join Abdul during his goof off hour to discuss Free Comic Book Day, the Iron Man movie, and whatever else he can think of. This will be my second appearance on the radio and hopefully I won't embarrass myself (that's a good reason to tune in by the way). BONUS CONTEST - A $15 gift card from me to whoever posts the when, where and what for that was my first radio appearance.

SATURDAY May 3rd(11am - 8pm) (6pm at the Downtown store)

FREE Comics from our publisher friends all day while they last. BRING THE WHOLE FAMILY.

SALE -- ALL Stores

50% off all ages comics (marvel adv/johnny DC)
50% off back issues
30% off T-shirts
25% off toys
15% off all HC graphic novels
10% off all SC graphic novels

ARTISTS -- Jon Landry (world of warcraft) will be at our Downtown Location from 11am till he gets sick of us (probably 2pm).
Scott Story (Johnny Saturn) will be at our Castleton location during the same hours.

SUPER HEROES -- IRON MAN will be making a special appearance at our Downtown Location from 11am -1pm.

CHILDREN's MUSEUM -- If you haven't heard the children's museum is opening their brand new comic book exhibit today. Running for a year this promises to be one of the biggest national exhibits about comic books. We are proud to be a small part of this exhibit and I will be hanging out there all day talking to kids and handing out comics.

Whew, busy days. Plan accordingly and we hope to see everyone at one or more of our special events next week. Spread the word.

Tags: book, comic, contest, day, free, iron, man, tickets

22 Comments

Ryan Comment by Ryan on April 24, 2008 at 3:33pm
I may have to go check out the Children's Museum exhibit.
Lamont Cranston Comment by Lamont Cranston on April 24, 2008 at 8:41pm
Midnight? Ugh, can't you have an early afternoon showing for us old folks? Something around 2pm so I can still make the early-bird special by 4:30 at the local buffet?
Michael Costello Comment by Michael Costello on April 26, 2008 at 8:15am
so the shadow knows... only if he can be in bed by 9pm.
Nathan Comment by Nathan on April 26, 2008 at 10:12am
2 tickets to midnight Iron-Man eh?I'm game.
Hosssmash Comment by Hosssmash on April 28, 2008 at 10:50am
HOSS WANT TICKET!!! Wait, I get two tickets, damnit, Hoss need friend.
Ben Olson Comment by Ben Olson on April 28, 2008 at 11:33am
I'm in for tickets!
Andy! Comment by Andy! on April 28, 2008 at 11:34am
UNI-BEAM
John Marks Comment by John Marks on April 28, 2008 at 12:52pm
I'll try to show up early to show you the suit, but I'd LOVE to stick around for the showing. I'm STOKED!
zul8r Comment by zul8r on April 28, 2008 at 2:19pm
Would love to see the show!!!
Eric Dee Comment by Eric Dee on April 28, 2008 at 2:24pm
Wow that sounds like a lot of fun count me in.

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