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Comic Stores Should Be Good - Rocketship

Saturday, May 27th, 2006 at 2:57 PM EST

Updated: Saturday, May 27th, 2006 at 2:57 PM EST

For all of you New York readers out there (or folks who might be visiting New York at one point or another), make sure to check out Rocketship.

You may recall Alex from this very blog (which he co-founded, along with Joe Rice, me, Paul Teel, Tadhg Adams and Paul McEnery), and if you recall Alex, you have to realize how much of a good thing this comic shop is.

A comic book store by someone who loves comics and who founded the comic shop under the basis of the following manisfesto:

1. Comics can be Art and Literature of the Highest Caliber.

2. Cartoon Art should be exhibited, admired, and generally have a wider availability for appreciative fans.

3. Comic Fans deserve more stores that are clean, well stocked, and well organized.

4. Everybody Loves Comics, even if they don’t know it yet.

What other word describes that but “Good”?

As for directions, the store is located at 208 Smith Street (between Butler and Baltic) in the fine borough of Brooklyn, New York.

You can get there by taking the subway (the F Train) to Bergen street.

The phone number for the store is 718-797-1348.

If you want to buy good comics, you might as well start at a good comic STORE.

Check out this link to the Rocketship site to see the cool eventsĀ planned. I believe the next one is on June 9th, and it is a MoCCA Festival launch party. Pretty cool, eh?

One Comment

Thanks for the recommendation! Beyond the big and crowded guys like Midtown Comics, Forbidden Planet and St. Marks, and then my awful Astoria LCS I really don’t know what comic stores NYC has to offer. I’m often in Brooklyn hanging out with friends, so I’ll definitely stop in one day soon.

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