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With the death of one character, both in the world of fiction and in reality, a sudden shift in comics begins.

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Who doesn't like free things? Thanks to marketing, the internet, and the goodwill of a few comic book distributors, anyone can get free, full issues.

For tech geeks just the idea of the iPhone is amazing. Add the ability to download comic books through such Apps as Comic Zeal and iVerse and it's all out nerd-vana.

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Comics conventions can have costume contests as added attractions. Fans who enter should learn the rules, then focus on creativity and originality within their category.

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Boneyard featured Richard Moore's trademark cute cartoon style and racy humor. The series, running 28 issues from 2001 to 2009, has been collected in six volumes to date.