Comics at Disney

12/24/19 • 12 min

This is a story about a recent vacation in Orlando and where I found comic books. Disney keeps them out of the theme parks and in the Disney Springs' shopping venue.

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This is a story about a recent vacation in Orlando and where I found comic books. Disney keeps them out of the theme parks and in the Disney Springs' shopping venue.

Full Show Notes: PipelineComics.com/30

Follow me on Twitter: Twitter.com/pipelinecomics

Become a Pipeline Patron: PipelineComics.com/patreon

Email Me: [email protected]

Previous Episode

The Grande Odalisque v1: Fun Art Heist Story

Read my full review of "The Grande Odalisque" v1

Last week's podcast topics were art-based, and inspired by this book.

Also mentioned in this episode: Another heist book, "Curtain Call"

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Next Episode

My Uncle Scrooge Collection Conundrum

For the past few years, it has been a tradition in my family: I get the latest Fantagraphics slipcase edition of the Don Rosa Library. Each year, they've put out two hardcover books, and each year they follow that up with a slipcover edition of those two books. Sitting on my shelf right now, I can see volumes 1 - 8 in four slipcases, and the recently added "The Complete Life and Times of Scrooge McDuck" slipcase next to it?

What happened with volumes 9 and 10? And why is that forcing me to make an awkward decision?

That's what today's podcast is all about. What kind of comics collector/reader am I?!?

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