Is there any way of ordering a book to be sent to the UK? Google Checkout doesn't seem to be able to handle shipping outside the US.

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Sure! Just call Hijinx Comics during business hours (11-7 weekdays) and we'd be happy to charge you over the phone and mail out a gift certificate. Thanks!

dan shahin
Hijinx Head Honcho

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Is there a way to get a gift certificate by mail? I live in another state, but would be getting it for someone who shops in your store.
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Rate kenny web site www.freewebs.com/eqza thank you for your replies. p.s can't access it thru yahoo.Only thru address bar search above.Also available for public viewing.Reviews appreciated.thankx

Dan, this may be the nerd in me speaking, but I was thinking that showing the standard deviation or some other measure of how uniform opinions are on works would be useful. Thanks, Dave

Chuckster,

We can help you out at Hijinx Comics. Email dan@hijinxcomics.com or call the store and we can help.

Dan Shahin
Hijinx Comics

Is it possible to order subscriptions through your site? (I would like to get, for example, several x-men titles a month) For those of us who have to drive a long way to get to a local shop, getting a shipment of books every month would be a god send.

Dan, I see that you rated the "DAREDEVIL BY FRANK MILLER AND KLAUS JANSON OMNIBUS" with one star. Is this a typo? Seems rather out of sync with your comments.

A buddy of mine was showing me a great new comic called Utopiates. I did a search but didnt find them listed. I would like to start picking them up, do you have them or know where I could buy them?

Thanks

snej, in response to /m37:

Thanks for the feedback. I've fixed the listing for the Book of Jim. If you can't find a book by title, try searching by isbn if you know it. You may be surprised at the results.

As for reviews and ratings, you don't have to write a review to rate a book, and you can always come back and add or edit reviews later.

Wishlists are coming very soon. They're the next feature I plan to implement, possibly tonight or tomorrow if I'm ambitious enough.

I'll look into displaying the publisher data, keep your eyes out for the changes. In the mean time, feel free to use the tagging functions to add any publisher info you'd like!

dan

This is a great site! Congratulations, Dan. A few random issues:

* Jim Woodring's "The Book Of Jim" (id=3865) is for some reason titled "A Sleepy Head Tale". (And where are his "Frank" collections? Can you possibly not have them in stock?!?!)
* The way that rating and reviewing are combined makes me reluctant to rate books if I'm not feeling up to writing a coherent review that moment. I gather that I _could_ leave the review blank, but I'm not sure if I could then come back later and write one; and the interface is definitely pressuring me into writing one. I bet you'd get more ratings if you separated the two (as Amazon does).
* Please show the publisher of the book. Some publishers are badges of quality (like Fantagraphics), and sometimes I'm just curious.
* If there were a wish-list, I'd have a half dozen books on it already, all set to buy sometime when I'm feeling impulsive. And! You could have the computer at the store all set up to print out customers' wish-lists on demand, for when they come in but can't remember the name of that one with the funny animals they were curious about...

Dan, another thought on your new entry screen and ordering system. I'm sure you are considering this, but it would be helpful to be able to refer people to Amazon for out of print TPB; I assume there is a way to do this and get a referral fee on the transaction. Alternatively, you could provide some modest guidance on where to look for out of print material.

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Dan, another suggestion and reason to program to accept ASIN numbers also.

There are several CD-ROM and DVD packages of comicbooks out there, including the Marvel ComicBook Library, 40 Years Of The Amazing Spider-Man Win/Mac, 40 Years of The Avengers Comic Book Win/Mac, 44 Years of Fantastic Four, and 40 Years of the X-Men Collector's Edition Win/Mac [DVD].

These would all be a great resource for some kinds of fans and some kinds of libraries. With random access, extra features, and less wear and tear, these are very attractive to young people who are very computer literate today, etc.

These tend to have ASIN numbers.

Dave,

The random suggestions will return very soon. I know what's happening, and I appreciate the heads up.

dan