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Potential authors can reach out to Wild Lark for more information on how to get published with the business. It's about the author, and the story they want to tell.' 'You could have 500 authors write the same story, but because of the singular experience of that author and their voice, that store will be unique to them. 'It's about passion to me,' van Reene said. The publishing side accepts authors of all genres from any region, though most do live in Lubbock or have a local connection. You're not just buying a book, you are buying a bit of someone's soul, a piece of who they are.

'That's part of our leaning into that mission.

'In our effort to support authors, they only get paid through the sale of a new book,' van Reene said. Wild Lark exclusively sells new books, because authors only make money from that sale. Specialty: The shop sells new books, and can order books upon request. Those fans came in for more, and that was one of those moments where you saw people become comic book people.' 'Robert Kirkman with The Walking Dead had a lot of different stories in the books than he did in the television show. 'Maybe they experienced it there first, but they can come and read the books, the graphic novels, themselves and get a different experience,' Mora said. Fans of the Marvel Comics Universe or Walking Dead series often come into comic stores searching for more of their favorite stories, or to learn more about characters. Having grown up in the industry, Mora has seen the rise of comics to TV and big-screen adaptations. 'It's what I've always done, and is something I've always wanted to do.' 'When I was a teenager, he let me come in and work for him in the summers and a little bit after school,' Mora said. Mora started working at the store in 1988 and eventually inherited it from his uncle, who was like a second father to him. And so began Star Comics, Lubbock's oldest comic store.

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