[Stratoman]

Hi! I'm Tom. I live in New England and have been a comic junky since I was about 10 years old. At one point I even had my own comic shop (Colton's Comics in Millbury, Mass) This site is awesome because as I grow and my tastes develop I find myself drawn to titles that aren't always in the mainstream. I would LOVE a set of Black Terror books! I am always interested in how people got hooked on comics. For me it started when my mom asked me to go to a seedy part of town to buy yarn at a super low price at a local store! (Not sure how a scrawny kid was going to defend her if there was trouble?!) While there I stumbled on those "3 comics for a quarter" bags with 1/3 of the cover torn off. THEN I read "All in Color for a Dime" and I was hooked. Especially on GA. Now I can read tons of stuff without going broke! Love it! Thanks! Rock on people!

[paw broon]

Hi Tom, glad you found your way here.  Obscure comics, is it?  We'll give you obscure comics and not only N. American ones.  Have a look at the UK; Australian; Non-English sections. Piles of great old comics there.
By the way, you're not the only member here who had their own comic shop.  I was one of 3 partners in aka Books and Comics in Glasgow, Scotland.

[Stratoman]

Thanks for the welcome Paw! I too am a Phantom fan. I recall cutting out tons of Phantom strips (and others) from the local papers here and stashing them away in a bag. Where that bag went I do not know... I look forward to many hours of rummaging here!

[narfstar]

Good to have you with us Tom. Hard to be true comic fan without being a Phantom fan. It was a very well written iconic strip. Black Terror almost seems main stream to be. If you want to go obscure try some Bang-Up Comics or Mad Hatter.