No one came, so it was a real slow day... I just reread more of one of my Animorph books and started reading a few of the comics I bought.

I must have selected over 20 comic books to put in one of those little boxes for around 25 bucks. I bought a mix of those belonging to some fandoms I already liked (Spawn, X-Men, Batman/Batman and Robin, Iron Man, Hulk, a Fantastic Four comic, found a Gargoyles comic too for I used to watch that cartoon, a Hellboy comic, a Silver Surfer one I also remember finding) and some that looked cool or interesting to read through (ZOMBIES! Hunters, Mouse Guard, Eva, World of Warcraft, The Unfunnies looks like an interesting obscure fandom, some others I can't really remember right now).

I know from before I was always glancing over there whenever I walked past those bunches of comics on the way to the women's room in the main building of the marketplace. The bookstore I work in has no bathroom. Anyway, I eventually took some time to look through two small boxes of these comics because I was so TEMPTED TO. XD In the binder that had all these titles in alphabetized, I noticed the seller had Dragonlance: The Legend of Huma listed, including the first three issues. I only have issue four and I liked it! The art and medieval story telling is great. Sadly, I did not find them yet but I'll look again after a while!

I could have taken a break in between comic looking, but I didn't. I lost track of time... ^^; I heard from two of my neighbor vendors that someone was looking for me. Even though I feel taking the time to put a whole box of cool comics together was worth it, I won't make this mistake again.

I started reading through Mouse Guard first. It's about these mice who live in different towns. Some belong to a group known as Guard Mice. The prologue vaguely mentioned something about them being formerly soldiers to defeat this weasel overlord, and in the present they're more like guides, scouts, and protectors--those brands of warriors.

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The art is just very awesome, and it's a little exciting as well as cute. These Guard Mice are not usually the first to retreat. I have the next two in order, and two to four of what has to be a sequel to the first mini series. So I'll be reading all of those tomorrow. Mouse Guard something that definitely younger readers might enjoy. It's certainly not too predictable and boring. I'm overall glad I put all 8 of those comics in the box.

Coming up after I fix dinner for my dad and me, I'll be working on putting up chapters 3 and 4 of my Darker Than Black fanfiction. :D