I need your help!

[Protoclown]

There was a free comic book that was given away in Office Max stores in August for "Teacher Appreciation Week" that features the Fantastic Four and Spider-Man, called "Spiderman and the Fantastic Four in the Brain Drain".

I want this comic for a "Tales From the Longbox" column, but it seems all the Office Max stores in my area sent their copies to some teacher conference and never got them back.

Can anybody out there check with your local Office Max stores and see if you can track down a copy? I'll pay you the postage to ship it to me.

[MLE]

I don't think there's an office max near me :<

[Mockery]

Yeah, I haven't been to an Office Max in a while, but if we pass by one, I'll definitely stop in to check for ya.

Anybody else live near an Office Max? Help a clown out!

[Darryl]

Umm, I think Office Max went out of business. :(
If I had a digital camera, I would take a picture of the closed-up store here in Manchester, NH and then send it to someone to host and post... :(

[Protoclown]

Well, they're definitely not out of business down here! By the way, good to see you, Darryl!

[Alive]

There still here in michigan also, though they seem to allways be battling it out with office depot (and its easy to confuse the two with locations) last time i was there was about 3 mo. ago. for a couple of cans of compressed air :/

[ArrowX]

I'll search around the internets.


Also Are you ever going to touch on certain "shocking moments" of comics? Like when Captain america is asked if hes gonna surrender, and he exclaims "surrender? do you think this A stands for FRANCE!?"

[Protoclown]

Thanks! And that's definitely a funny comics moment, StupidKraut, but I'm not sure I could pin down enough other moments like that to make an entire article around it. I'll think about it though!

[Jixby Phillips]

I don't know anything about that, I guess i could try but I don't know, ho hum *STRETCH*