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BOLINGBROOK
Location
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120 N. Bolingbrook Dr.,
Bolingbrook, IL 60440
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Store Hours
Mon-Fri: 12pm-7pm
Sat: 10am-5pm
Sun: 12pm-5pm
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STORE PHONE # (630)
739-6810
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 After
13 years in BOLINGBROOK, as of APRIL 30th - Graham Crackers Comics of
Bolingbrook is moving out of town.
Customers
that frequented our BOLINGBROOK location can still pick up their books at either
the NAPERVILLE or PLAINFIELD locations, both aprox. 15-20 minutes away.
 We
will be announcing the new locations address shortly - unfortunately it is not
any closer than the NAPERVILLE or PLAINFIELD stores.
We appreciate your patronage at this location over the years, and hope we can
continue to service your collecting needs through our other stores.
 Feel free to e-mail all Bolingbrook
related inquiries to:
earlgeier@grahamcrackers.com
Earl Geier - Manager
Earl Geier is the
Manager! Long time CHICAGO
LOOP employee, Earl has decided to brave the dangerous suburbs and run the
Bolingbrook store full time! Earl's
been reading books for almost as long as any of us, and with the exception of
his misguided admiration of Carmine Infantino, you can trust what he recommends!
Dan O'Neil
Dan O'Neil is often confused with silver age great Denny O'Neil, a man
that has written almost every character in comics today. However, that is not
Dan. Dan is his own man and stands on his own merits. Sadly, I do not know
what those merits are as I've never met him. Regardless, I'm sure all the
Bolingbrook customers delight in that very knowledge I am lacking.
Bryan Koltz
Not to repeat Dan's profile from above, but Bryan Koltz reminds me of
Kyle Hotz, the guy who is currently writing and drawing "Zombie: Simon Garth"
for Marvel. I don't even know if Bryan likes zombies, but I'm guessing he does.
I don't think Earl would have hired him if he didn't.
Craig Cermak
Craig has earned the nickname, "The Perfect Storm" for his quite,
unassuming smile and they way he subtly draws you in without you even knowing
he's hooked you. And then, *BAM* you are at his retail mercy. Be happy for
his benevolence otherwise you'd walk out of the store with every-freaking-book
ever published from 1989 and up. Craig doesn't have a particular fancy for
the 1970's, but if he did, you'd own them, too.
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