Chris Watkins, Editor-in-Chief of BorderWalker wrote in to let us know that
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BorderWalker, featuring online fantasy-adventure comics since 2000, is proud to announce the grand opening of its online comic shop: The BW Store at www.BorderWalker.com/BWStore. We're holding a big sci-fi DVD & fantasy comic giveaway contest to celebrate the event, and the deadline for entries is drawing close: July 31st!

The BW Store features comics, prints & posters in ink and paper form (as well as upcoming plans to sell downloadable digital comics) from its webcomic creators. The store currently contains our first issue of the BorderWalker Anthology, featuring fantasy stories from Chris Watkins and Jack Pendleton, a mini-comic version of Chris Watkins's 24-Hour Comic "Odori Park," and Jack Pendleton's 300-page Redbeard: Bounty Hunter short story anthology "Ten Tales of Shadria," plus other comic and fantasy goods.

Our celebratory raffle contest will present the winner with a huge prize package, featuring a pair of DVDs--Chronicles of Riddick: Dark Fury and the original Riddick film Pitch Black--and several other Riddick prizes (all courtesy of Universal and their PR folks at Electric Artists). Plus, we're throwing in a copy of the brand new BorderWaker Anthology comic, fresh off the press, and a Zombie Research Institute poster!

All you have to do for a shot at winning is visit our new BW Store at www.BorderWalker.com/BWStore and fill in the raffle form! Entries will be accepted through the end of July, and the winner will be announced in the beginning of August.

If you have any questions or comments about the BW Store or our Grand Opening Contest, please contact us via email at BWStore@BorderWalker.com.

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James Kochalka, Superstar indeed!

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