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'''Coolsville Comics & Toys''' is a comic book store in [[Springfield]]. The store's owner is [[Milo]], and the store is located across the street from [[Comic Book Guy]]'s store, [[The Android's Dungeon]]. | '''Coolsville Comics & Toys''' is a comic book store in [[Springfield]]. The store's owner is [[Milo]], and the store is located across the street from [[Comic Book Guy]]'s store, [[The Android's Dungeon]]. | ||
==History== | ==History== | ||
| − | When Milo | + | When Milo opened Coolsville, it was an immediate hit among the kids of Springfield, for several reasons. Compared to The Android's Dungeon, Coolsville was larger and carried a wider variety of comics and other memorabilia. However, the biggest difference between the stores (and the biggest reason for Coolsville's instant popularity) was the contrasting attitudes of the owners. Where Comic Book Guy treated his customers (kids in particular) with indifference and contempt, Milo treated the kids with respect and was genuinely interested in their opinions about comic books. |
| − | Very quickly, the kids all | + | Very quickly, the kids all stopped buying their comics at The Android's Dungeon and came to Coolsville instead. The Android's Dungeon was then forced to close due to lack of customers. |
== Appearances == | == Appearances == | ||
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Coolsville Comics & Toys is a comic book store in Springfield. The store's owner is Milo, and the store is located across the street from Comic Book Guy's store, The Android's Dungeon.
History
When Milo opened Coolsville, it was an immediate hit among the kids of Springfield, for several reasons. Compared to The Android's Dungeon, Coolsville was larger and carried a wider variety of comics and other memorabilia. However, the biggest difference between the stores (and the biggest reason for Coolsville's instant popularity) was the contrasting attitudes of the owners. Where Comic Book Guy treated his customers (kids in particular) with indifference and contempt, Milo treated the kids with respect and was genuinely interested in their opinions about comic books.
Very quickly, the kids all stopped buying their comics at The Android's Dungeon and came to Coolsville instead. The Android's Dungeon was then forced to close due to lack of customers.
