The Point - February 23rd, 2009

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Mon Feb 23, 2009 — by Mike Raub

The Point - February 23rd, 2009

Meet The Stars Of ISSUES The Series

This week we not only hit the comic store for our Five Cool Things, but we stick around to meet the staff. Issues the Series is the web feature about Life in A Comic Shop and we hang out with two of the stars, plus comics' brief shining moment at The Oscars, why funny books aren't funny and set aside a good three hours now for WATCHMEN.

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