TFAW Black Friday Sale

November 25, 2011 at 10:28 am | Posted in Comic Books, Events | Leave a comment
Tags: black friday, tfaw

You probably know that Dark Horse is running their Black Friday Sale with 134 Star Wars digital comics for $100. However, some Star Wars fans prefer to hold their comics and turn their pages the old fashion way. Luckily, Things From Another World has a nice little Black Friday Sale just for you. Today they are running an 80% off sale on a ton of comics, including Star Wars single issues and trade paperbacks. Many of the TPBs are going for just $3.59 and the single issues for $0.70 or less! You can check out TFAW’s Black Friday Sale here, or you can jump straight to the Star Wars goodies (they start around page 118). Enjoy!

Posted By: Skuldren for Roqoo Depot.

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