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DRAGON'S BREATH |
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The Official Newsletter of Heroes and Dragons |
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Issue # 8.21 — November 25, 2003 |
CONTENTS
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Happy Thanksgiving from the DragonHeroes and Dragons would like to take a moment to wish you and your family a very happy holiday season. This Thursday is Thanksgiving in the U.S., and we'll be taking a day off to spend with our families. We'll return on Friday with the usual assortment of "comics, games, toys, and fun" — but in the meantime, please use the holiday to enjoy great food and good times with your loved ones. And, if you get the chance, catch up on your comics-reading! Holiday HoursHeroes and Dragons will be closed on Thanksgiving Day (Thursday, November 27). Otherwise, there will be no changes to our schedule:
Comic Club Meets Next ThursdayHeroes and Dragons Comic Club invites all non-members to join us for our next meeting, when we discuss one of the most popular (and most important?) works of the last ten years — Kingdom Come. Is Kingdom Come the last word on super-heroes? Or is it an overrated coffee-table book? Bring your opinions and insights to our next meeting, at 7:30pm on Thursday, December 4 — and find out why HDCC is Columbia's best kept secret! Kingdom Come has a retail price of $14.95, but card-carrying HDCC members can pick it up for only $11.96. Copies are on sale at the front counter of the store right now — ask for it by name. REMEMBER: Coming EventsThe Big Apple National Con is this weekend, November 28-30, in New York City. Lord of the Rings CCG League meets Tuesday, December 2 at 4:00pm. H&D Comic Club meets to discuss Kingdom Come at 7:30pm on Thursday, December 4. Site to See
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