No more hiding in the corner of the shopping plaza where angels and people with less than five zits on their face fear to tread. No more hiding your comics in boxes in a closet. Comic books need to be displayed, discussed, savored, and analyzed. They should be sitting on tables in coffee shops or bookstores, where intelligent people congregate. It's time to take the medium to the streets, to shove it in people's faces and make them realize what they are missing out on.
Comic books are a stigmatized medium if ever there was one.
To the majority of the American public they are nothing more than a piece of their childhood they like to revisit every once in a while. Comic books are lumped somewhere in between baseball cards and collecting stamps. All things I was supposed to have outgrown about five years ago. Your average Joe takes comic books as seriously as the Sunday Family Circus. One glance one week is more than enough to tell you everything you ever needed to know.