The Million Year Picnic comic shop

@myp-comics.bsky.social

We are the Million Year Picnic comic shop at 99 MT Auburn ST in Cambridge, MA. 617-492-6763. The oldest comic shop in New England (since 1974) & the only Black-owned shop in the area. https://www.themillionyearpicnic.com/

"This page took me maybe an hour to complete... and this comic has about thirty pages... that means if I really buckle down I could get the whole thing done in a standard work week, two at the most..." <--- the reckonings of a misguided fool

The legendary "walking bed" page from Winsor McCay's "Little Nemo in Slumberland" was published on July 26, 1908. If there’s a Mt. Rushmore for Sunday pages, this one is certainly on it.

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Good morning, Blueskies! Holy crap, I walked outside today & the air was clear & there was a breeze that smelled good. It was quite the contrast! I'll be here until 7pm tonight & I hope you can come join me for a little while & find your next great comic book! -kjc

My first post in my new blog post series "How Readers Find Books (Real-Life Book Promo Examples)" is about @dj-acid-reflux.bsky.social: books.leaflet.pub/3mpwaiskt522k Collecting examples of how creators getting their books noticed online and in person, beyond their own circle of friends & family.

Tom Cox: Everything Will Swallow You

I've been a fan of Tom's Bluesky posts for a while, but it was his read-aloud with his cat that pushed me into buying his book.

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The most overlooked opportunity in comics is the ALA Annual artist alley. They give FREE tables and admission to cartoonists in exchange for a piece of art for a charity auction. If you make books that end up in libraries, that is the room you want to be in, and you can do it at no cost.