Some not-so-super villains used a big rock to smash the glass front door of Manhattan Beach geek magnet The Comic Bug, making off with about $7,000 worth of 1960s-era comic books.
Special Contributor
May 1, 2014
Some not-so-super villains used a big rock to smash the glass front door of Manhattan Beach geek magnet The Comic Bug, making off with about $7,000 worth of 1960s-era comic books.
After conducting its eighth public hearing regarding Manhattan Village, the Manhattan Beach City Council remains gridlocked on whether to approve the mall’s expansion project first proposed in 2006, in part due to implicit threats of litigation extended by a neighboring property owner at Tuesday night’s meeting.
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