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London's GOSH! comics moves to Soho, celebrates with a party with Alan Moore and Kevin O'Neill

Cory Doctorow at 8:49 am Thu, Jun 30, 2011

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Hayley sez, "London's iconic comic shop Gosh! has outgrown their current home and are uprooting for the first time in 25 years for new, bigger premises on Berwick Street, Soho. Before they go, they're hosting a signing with the great bearded wizard Alan Moore (Watchmen) and Kevin O'Neill (Marshal Law) as a celebration of the launch of their League of Extraordinary Gentlemen: Century 1969 and as a final goodbye wave to the precarious spiral staircase that so many people whinged about during Gosh!'s quarter century reign on Great Russell Street. More signings and events at the new place are soon to be announced."

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  • dave

    Wow. Gosh! was where I bought my first (and only) copy of Boing Boing courtesy of directions from Mark and Carla back in the day. Good to hear they’re still doing well.