TCXFIP 397: John Bush talks buying Dewey’s Comic City
Friend of the show John Bush returns to talk about buying Dewey’s Comic City in Madison, New Jersey, in time for Free Comic Book Day. Also, Rob Lynch is back!

Friend of the show John Bush returns to talk about buying Dewey’s Comic City in Madison, New Jersey, in time for Free Comic Book Day. Also, Rob Lynch is back!
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