IOLA, Wis. – Comics Buyer’s Guide, the world’s longest-running publication about comics, has announced the launch of an online Business Directory.
Available at http://directory.cbgxtra.com, the directory is a valuable resource for anyone interested in comics. Users can find information about products, services, dealers, events, and more. A store locator allows enthusiasts the ability to find companies, organizations, and events in their area, including maps and directions. The directory is searchable using keywords and intuitive navigation.
“Whether you’re looking for Silver Age comics in New Jersey or Manga in California, the Comics Buyer’s Guide Directory will help you find it,†said Scott Tappa, associate publisher of Comics Buyer’s Guide. “Our directory has hundreds of stores providing the goods and services collectors are seeking.â€
Any company or collector wishing to be included in the directory is invited to visit http://files.directory.cbgxtra.com/pdf/cbgxtradirectory.pdf for more information.
About Comics Buyer’s Guide
Started in 1971 by a teen-ager in his basement trying to put comics fans in touch with each other, Comics Buyer’s Guide — known throughout the hobby as CBG — is the world’s longest-running publication about comics. Because there’s a comic book for everyone, CBG delivers more than 2,000 reviews a year. Because buyers deserve accurate data, CBG has developed a price guide based on actual transactions, not guesswork. For more information visit www.cbgxtra.com.
About Krause Publications
Krause Publications, based in Iola, Wis., is the world’s largest publisher of leisure-time periodicals and books on collectibles, sewing and quilting, hunting, and fishing. Chet Krause, a long-time collector of coins, published the first issue of Numismatic News on Oct. 13, 1952, with nearly 1,000 readers. Today, Krause Publications, owned by F+W Publications, offers over 40 periodicals, 10 hobby shows, 750 reference and how-to books, and web properties. F+W Publications, an ABRY Partners, LLC company, also operates book clubs, conferences, trade shows, interactive media and education programs.
