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Sabrina: the Teenage Witch #1 Midnight Release Slumber Party
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About This Event
Celebrate the release of the new Sabrina the Teenage Witch comic and the Marvel Midnight line with an old school slumber party!
There's a new Sabrina comic coming out, so what better way is there to celebrate than having a slumber party at Goblin Market!
We'll have witchy movies on VHS, ouija boards and other traditional party games, special themed displays to shop, snacks, and goodie bags. Wearing your pajamas highly encouraged!
At 12:01am, we'll be able to sell you the first issue of Sabrina the Teenage Witch as well as the first three #1s of the new Marvel Midnight line.
About the Venue

Goblin Market
Chicago's first manga shop! Goblin Market is an independent book store specializing in manga, manhwa, danmei, comic books, graphic novels, LGBTQ+ stories, and tabletop role playing games.
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