By Shabaz Kazia

The walls are lined with shelves of current issues and trade paperbacks. Near the entrance, to the left, there are two leather red and white sofas that are low to the ground and worn by customers flipping through their newly purchased comics. Across from the sofas, there is a red stand that shares the same style and color scheme of the sofa, that has new arrivals on them. A few feet from the sofas, there is a cash register with the same theme of red and white. Behind the cash register, on shelves, there are toilet bowl seats that various famous artists have drawn. The cash register is usually occupied by one peculiar individual most days of the week. A jovial character and owner of Isotope comics: Continue reading James Sime is Isotope →