Comic Book Ink founder and owner John Munn recently sent an e-mail announcing that the store – which opened in the Proctor District a decade ago, then moved to Tacoma’s East Side, and now resides just west of I-5 on South 84th Street – was no longer financially viable.
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Comic Book Ink announces to fans that it's closing
Comic Book Ink founder and owner John Munn recently sent an e-mail announcing that the store – which opened in the Proctor District a decade ago, then moved to Tacoma’s East Side, and now resides just west of I-5 on South 84th Street – was no longer financially viable.
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