May 4 is a special day for fans of superhero movies and culture. It even has its own saying: “May the fourth be with you.” This year, it's also Free Comic Book Day, which takes place on the first ...

Everyone from Elvis to Post Malone had their favorite comic books, and Free Comic Book Day celebrates that tradition by making comic books free on the first Saturday of May. This year's designated day ...

We Can Be Heroes, 9449 De Soto Ave, Chatsworth "Professor Dario Bava and Gringo Loco creator/writer/colorist Phil Mucci will be signing books and doling out heaping helpings of freedom" Cards, Comics ...

Today the 3rd of May 2025, is Free Comic Book Day. And while thousands of comic book stores, bookstores, libraries and more will be giving away free comic books, here are sicty four stores doing a ...

Hobby shops in Spokane are hosting events and promotions in celebration of Free Comic Book Day, which takes place annually on the first Saturday of May. Comic book shop owner Joe Field started the ...

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Free Comic Book Day 2025 is happening on Saturday, May 3. Check out this post to find out details, local participating comic book shops, and more. Make sure you don’t miss any of these fun holidays.

Free Comic Book Day 2025 is almost upon us once again. It’s that first Saturday in May when comic shops open their doors (and their wallets – the books they give away aren’t free to them) to welcome ...

CLEVELAND, Ohio - Free Comic Book Day returns for its 2025 incarnation this weekend. Comic book shops and other participating stores and venues will be offering special free comics, sales and other ...

Metro Phoenix’s comic book stores are about to get more crowded than a Spider-Verse family reunion. This year’s Free Comic Book Day occurs on Saturday, May 3, and will draw hordes of geeks, collectors ...

Comics have been bringing joy to people for over a century, but how we read them is always changing. Whether it was the change from buying comics at newsstands to having a pull list at your local ...