Visitin San Fran...any good comic book stores? 2 2

[Robot Man]

2 hours ago, XxSpideyxX said:

I am as well, but my best friend lives in LA and I've visited often enough to not want to go back.

Good advice. With all the homeless people, poop on the side walk rotting in the warm sun, traffic, crime, high taxes and horrible earth quakes it’s hell on earth I tell you...

[steveinthecity]

12 minutes ago, Robot Man said:

Good advice. With all the homeless people, poop on the side walk rotting in the warm sun, traffic, crime, high taxes and horrible earth quakes it’s hell on earth I tell you...

Third world problems. 

[batman_fan]

4 hours ago, HouseofComics.Com said:

And if you're lucky, your visit can coincide with the Berkeley Comic Show, a quarterly back issue only affair with some national dealers and a big selection.

One of the things I miss the most about being in the Bay!

[thunsicker]

1 hour ago, Robot Man said:

Good advice. With all the homeless people, poop on the side walk rotting in the warm sun, traffic, crime, high taxes and horrible earth quakes it’s hell on earth I tell you...

As Yogi Berra once said (about different circumstances) “Nobody goes there anymore, it’s too crowded.”

[bronze_rules]

There is an EC horror (with lots of Graham Ingels OA) show at the cartoon art museum next to the warf.

Tomorrow is the last day. I would go if not for the virus issues.

https://www.cartoonart.org/pre-code-horror-scary-stories-and-ghastly-graphics-from-ec-comics

[Ken Aldred]

23 hours ago, jpepx78 said:

If you have time check out the Cartoon Art Museum near Fisherman's Wharf. Featured current exhibit ending March 1 is pre-code horror original art from EC comics. 

https://www.cartoonart.org/visit

A pity that wasn't on when I visited, as I was located very close to there.

I'd have enjoyed that as much as Wondercon.

Edited February 29, 2020 by Ken Aldred

[steveinthecity]

37 minutes ago, Ken Aldred said:

A pity that wasn't on when I visited, as I was located very close to there.

I'd have enjoyed that as much as Wondercon.

No idea what the exhibits were in 2008, but the museum was less than two blocks from WonderCon. Don't recall the museum getting much promotion.

[Ken Aldred]

8 hours ago, steveinthecity said:

No idea what the exhibits were in 2008, but the museum was less than two blocks from WonderCon. Don't recall the museum getting much promotion.

I didn't realise it was so close to the Moscone Center back then.  A pity.