The level of engagement we feel defines Challengers.
When trivial information becomes exceedingly useful.
“+ Conversation” doesn’t apply to movie theories.
Selling some 1978 Marshall Rogers Detective Comics for 99¢ we didn’t know we had.
Store signage only works if people are willing to read signs. Or see them.
Changes to our personal work schedules for the first time in years, and why.
ChiTaG is one week away and we THINK we’re ready.
Grant Morrison’s Green Lantern #1 came out this week.
Lumberjanes Day is coming up! So is our Black Friday Sale and more events!

The Isola collection available in comic shops doesn’t have the prologue story that the Barnes & Noble edition has.
Somehow we missed ordering 3 issues of Die! Die! Die!
The 50 Most Favorite Comic Shops in the US (not the Best; the most Favorite).
Sincere regards to Barry and Jayme of Southern Fried Comics as they’re choosing to close their shop.
Patrick has 2 similar ideas for plastic and tote bag usage in the shop.
We now have an actual comic book spinner rack of $1 comics.
What if we really made a go of Halloween Comicfest in 2019?
We have a new Lumberjanes Event coming on December 1st with multiple creators.
The Mark Waid Legal Defense Fund.

Patrick talked to Aubrey Sitterson and Chris Moreno about The Comic Book Story of Professional Wrestling. And the recording turned out to be virtually unlistenable due to technological issues. So… Patrick recreates the conversation entirely in his voice, minus most of his actual dialog. Sound weird? It is! But it was too good of a conversation to not share. Now it’s a monologue!
Bonus: the actual nigh-undecipherable interview is included. Sorry, Aubrey! Sorry, Chris! Curse you, Pamela (the program; not a person)!
Including: The democratizing of opinion sharing; “Worth”, their previous graphic novel collaboration; pro wrestling, of course!
Not mentioned: Aubrey and Patrick each wrote dialog for Mike Norton’s “Battlepug” and for the same characters!