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Fantagraphics Books – Online Deal

$20 for $40 Worth of Graphic Novels and Classic Comics at Fantagraphics Books

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Highlights

  • Leading independent-comics publisher
  • Eisner Award–nominated writers & artists

The Fine Print

  • Expires Feb 9, 2012
  • Limit 2 per person, may buy 2 additional as gifts. Limit 2 per visit. Online only. Must use in 1 visit. Shipping and tax not included. Not valid with other offers.
  • See the rules that apply to all deals.

Graphic novels combine the visual punch of film with the visceral thrill of potential paper cuts. Today's Groupon rouses idle hands with stirring page turners: for $20, you get $40 worth of comics purchased online from Fantagraphics Books. For more than 30 years, Fantagraphics Books has championed paneled pictures' expressive potential by publishing independent graphic novels and comics by award-winning authors and artists. Legally crack the spines of new releases, such as The Extraordinary Adventures of Adèle Blanc-Sec ($24.99), hardcover boxed sets of classic serials, such as Peanuts ($49.95), or deluxe editions of lauded books, such as Ghost World ($39.99).

Reviews

Fantagraphic Books has been featured in the Seattle Times, it has more than 9,200 fans on Facebook, and Yelpers give its Seattle store a five-star average:

  • I can honestly say that this store is owned by people who really care about their product and their customers. – Katy H., Yelp
  • Fantagraphics is a fantastic store filled with history and controversy. – Amara C., Yelp
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The Groupon Guide to: Shoes vs. Sandals

Still in use today, shoes were invented by the ancient Egyptians as a way to simulate the binding process of mummification for the still living. Now, however, a sleeker foot-covering alternative is gaining in popularity: the sandal. Choose between shoes and sandals with this handy guide:

At the Office
Shoes or Sandals? To display the openness necessary for business excellence, always wear sandals to the office.
Important Exception: Managers and the professional shriekers they employ to motivate them can rush to meetings by wearing rollerblades.

At the Beach
Shoes or Sandals? To avoid tearing your delicate foot bottoms on the sizzling, jagged sand, always wear shoes on the beach.
Important Exception: The salty ocean spray of beaches can be corrosive to some shoes. A sturdier steel-toe rollerblade may be a better choice.

At Your Wedding
Shoes or Sandals? To symbolize the joining together of two different souls, wear one shoe and one sandal. Important Exception: Why not show your enthusiasm for your nuptials by rushing to the altar in a new pair of formal rollerblades?

At the Roller-Hockey Field
Shoes or Sandals? If you're lucky enough to be watching the nonstop action of America's fastest-growing sport (1994–1996), you can wear either.
Important Exception: What are you doing in the stands? Strap on a pair of regulation athletic rollerblades and join the fun! Don't stroll—roll! With rollerblades!

At Duncan's Roller-Zone on Route 10, Your Number One Source for Blades, Wheels, and Everything That Rolls!
Shoes or Sandals? Whatever you come in wearing, you'll leave with a great deal on the raddest thing to happen to feet in centuries—a new or used pair of rollerblades!
Important Exception: Come in this Saturday to get your picture taken with the cast of The Mighty Ducks (minus Emilio Estevez)!

At Home with a Crying Spouse
Shoes or Sandals? That's not important right now.
Important Exception: Apologize for wearing rollerblades to your wedding. You were just trying to drum up some business for the rollerblade store. If you get asked to stay in a motel tonight, it's probably faster to rollerblade there than to walk.

What is Emilio Estevez doing right now?

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