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Autistic comic shop

Autistamatic

Autistamatic

He's just this guy, you know?
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Linked below is a quite heartwarming story on the BBC News site about autistic brothers running their own comic shop (with a little help from their mum) in Cambridgeshire, England.

The shop where it's OK to be different

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Glad to see Comic Shops are still being created; though (Western) Comic Books are a dying format I think... not nearly as popular as they once were a few decades ago but it's always good to see people do whatever they can to keep the industry afloat because there's some damn great Stories out there to be both told and retold

And I think with his recent passing, one of the things Stan Lee would've liked to see is see the Comic Book Industry continue to thrive
 
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