Brave New Worlds started on a dare in Willow Grove Pennsylvania April\'s Fool\'s Day 1989. It was originally named the \"Comic Book Store\" until the shop moved to Jenkintown.
Brave New Worlds has been serving the greater Philadelphia area\'s comic book and toy needs for over 20 Years.
You can visit Brave New Worlds in one of 2 locations:
Willow Grove - 433 West Moreland Road Willow Grove, Pa. (215.657.8838)
Hours - Sunday 11-6, Monday-Friday 11-9, Saturday 11-7
Philadelphia - 45 N. 2nd Street Philadelphia, Pa. (215.925.6525)
Hours - Sunday 11-6, Monday-Saturday 11-8
Brave New Worlds OLD CITY turned 3 Years Old today on this super hot new comics day. I just wanted to take a second and say thanks to everyone who has made this little milestone happen.
With the television series coming to AMC this October and Volumes 1-12 of the series on our shelves, there’s no better time to get into the Walking Dead then right now!
Stop by either Brave New Worlds locations on after or after September 1 for some really cool new items including Dr. Who’s sonic screwdriver, Atari playing cards and the Disneystrology Hardcover.
The Old City Book Discussion Group will be discussing Mike Carey (w) and Peter Gross’ (a) UNWRITTEN Volumes 1 and 2 on September 13th at 7pm.
So you have to race your car across the States, sounds like you are about to join the Cannonball Run Yo. Check out what the Cannonball Run has to do with what’s On Sale on September 1 at Brave New Worlds. Then Netflix this classic American comedy.
As kids start going back to school let’s take a look at what comics are coming out this week!
While Buzz Lightyear made being a galactic space ranger a cool things (just refer to Toy Story 1, 2 and 3 for proof), there was a time that it was not so cool. To take a further look, click on the jump for this week’s Random Retro Comic Review.
I’m gonna start this Friday off with a couple of NSFW music videos and then move on down through a regular dose of nonsense. Also sorry I haven’t done this in a while…
“If we could travel into the past, it’s mind-boggling what would be possible. … we would be facing the deep paradoxes of interfering with the scheme of causality that has led to our own time and ourselves. I have no idea whether it’s possible, but it’s certainly worth exploring,” Carl Sagan. Hit the jump to find out what this possibly has to do with What I Liked This Week.
“Don’t think about the fight. Think about what comes after it. Think about a better, more peaceful, more honest world.” Aw Yeah Civil War. Jump to read which selection from the Marvel Civil War we take a look at this time in Second Look.
