Lost City Books is an excellent bookstore run by Politics and Prose graphic novel programmer alumni Adam Waterreus and a really pleasant staff. I was there this weekend dropping off a large part of my Dad's paperback collection (mysteries, suspense, Mickey Spillane, and signed Dick Francis hardcovers) to see if they're interested in it. While my wife browsed the books, I checked out the comics offerings which are pictured below.
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| A Kim Deitch collection at $100. Is it rare? |
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| In Adam's picks we can see David Small's recent graphic novel. Adam brought him to the store to speak. |
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| Mattie Lubachansky's Boys Weekend is a staff pick (pro tip - Fantom might have signed copies still) |
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| The Bubbles fanzine out of Richmond - a surprise to find. |
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| An engaged customer |
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| Bumper stickers! |
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| Burn's Big Baby, Caza's Arkadi for $100, Chaykin's Black Kiss collection. |
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| Society is Nix old strip reprints from Pete Maresca. |
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| A Ghibli book I didn't know about |
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| Windsor-Smith's Weapon X and Clowes' Monica were shelved up high |
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| X of Swords in a display case. I don't know why it was. |
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| P. Craig Russell in a display case I understand. |
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| 14 volumes of gay comic Meatmen for $500 |
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| Not comics, but she writes them as Ursula Vernon. |
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| The rest of the photos are of the actual graphic novel section |
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| The entire graphic novel section in one photo. |
And there's a lot of interesting-looking restaurants in the same block.






















