Magoc Dragon is a one-of-a-kind comic book store located in the heart of the city. It is a haven for comic book enthusiasts and fans of all ages. This store offers a wide selection of comic books from various genres and publishers. From the latest superhero adventures to classic graphic novels, there is something for everyone at Magoc Dragon. Walking into the store, you are immediately greeted by colorful displays of comic books showcasing the vibrant art and captivating storytelling within. The shelves are neatly organized, making it easy to browse and find your favorite titles.
If you prefer to see things for yourself, book a cabin tour at the Bell Witch Cave, also in Adams. The Bell Witch Cave has been on the National Historic Registry for decades. On a tour, you’ll learn more about the Bell family, walk through the cave illuminated by lantern-light, and, in October, you can also take hay rides and partake in other seasonal activities. Tickets are available online.
For nearly two centuries, people have attributed all manner of things to the Bell Witch what Kate is now called , from throwing things slamming doors, pulling people s hair and other creepiness. For nearly two centuries, people have attributed all manner of things to the Bell Witch what Kate is now called , from throwing things slamming doors, pulling people s hair and other creepiness.
The shelves are neatly organized, making it easy to browse and find your favorite titles. The store caters to both casual readers and avid collectors, with a range of options available, from single issues to collected editions. In addition to comic books, Magoc Dragon also stocks a variety of related merchandise, such as action figures, posters, and apparel.
BEWARE THE BELL WITCH
No, not the Blair Witch, although you would be excused if you confused Nashville’s spookiest spirit with the one from the 1999 movie.
In a nutshell, here’s the story. A woman named Kate Batts lived in Adams, Tennessee (located about 40 miles northwest of Nashville) in the 1800s. According to her, she was cheated out of land by her neighbor John Bell. There wasn’t much she could do about it. So, she vowed to haunt him (and his descendants) for eternity. Lots of people say that in the heat of passion, of course, but it seems Kate actually did. (At least those who believe in ghosts think she did.) For nearly two centuries, people have attributed all manner of things to the Bell Witch (what Kate is now called), from throwing things slamming doors, pulling people’s hair and other creepiness. There’s even a story where the notorious tough guy President Andrew Jackson refused to stay with his troops when they had to sleep on the Bell Farm.
The Bell Witch visits her haunts year-round, of course (do ghosts have calendars?), so no matter when you come to town you can learn more about her and the lore. But around Halloween, there are more opportunities to meet her in a controlled environment. Two worth your time:
Check out Spirit: The Authentic History of The Bell Witch, a play written by David Alford (a Adams native). It is based on the journal of Richard Williams Bell, and is believed to be the only eyewitness account of the Batts’ first hauntings. Tickets are $25-$30 and are available from bellwitchfallfestival.com.
If you prefer to see things for yourself, book a cabin tour at the Bell Witch Cave, also in Adams. The Bell Witch Cave has been on the National Historic Registry for decades. On a tour, you’ll learn more about the Bell family, walk through the cave illuminated by lantern-light, and, in October, you can also take hay rides and partake in other seasonal activities. Tickets are available online.
Explore all you want knowing you can get back to a safe, non-haunted room at the Bobby Nashville before the sun comes up.
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The weather outside is frightful…or is it? Nashville winter weather is unpredictable. There may be a blizzard; it may be balmy. If you’re visiting Music City from December through March, you may be able to sit outside at Bobby’s Rooftop Lounge or stroll downtown streets. Or you might want some options that allow you to…
LIGHT THE NIGHTS
It’s the season of lights. Whether they are bulbs on a Christmas tree, a flickering menorah, or Kwanzaa candles, many lights illuminate the season. If checking out light displays is part of your holiday routine, you’ve come to the right place. Middle Tennessee burns bright this time of year. Here’s a roundup of four of…
Check out Spirit: The Authentic History of The Bell Witch, a play written by David Alford (a Adams native). It is based on the journal of Richard Williams Bell, and is believed to be the only eyewitness account of the Batts’ first hauntings. Tickets are $25-$30 and are available from bellwitchfallfestival.com.
Whether you are looking to expand your comic book collection or find the perfect gift for a fellow fan, this store has you covered. What sets Magoc Dragon apart from other comic book stores is its knowledgeable and friendly staff. The staff members are not only passionate about comics but also well-informed about the latest releases, upcoming events, and recommendations. They are always ready to offer assistance and engage in lively discussions about different comic book series and characters. Magoc Dragon is not just a store; it is a community hub for comic book enthusiasts. The store hosts regular events, including author signings, art showcases, and trivia nights. These events provide opportunities for fans to connect, share their love for comics, and discover new titles and artists. Whether you are a longtime fan or a newcomer to the world of comics, Magoc Dragon is a must-visit destination. It offers a unique and welcoming environment where anyone can indulge in their love for comic books, explore new stories, and connect with like-minded individuals. So, if you ever find yourself in the area, make sure to stop by Magoc Dragon and experience the magic for yourself..
Reviews for "Experience the Magic of Comics at the Magic Dragon Comic Book Store"
1. John - 1 star
I had a terrible experience at the Magic Dragon Comic Book Store. The staff was extremely rude and unhelpful. They seemed disinterested in assisting me and didn't make any effort to answer my questions or provide recommendations. The store itself is also poorly organized, making it difficult to browse and find specific items. Overall, I was highly disappointed with the service and atmosphere of this store.
2. Sarah - 2 stars
I was not impressed with the selection at the Magic Dragon Comic Book Store. The variety of comics was limited, especially when it came to newer releases. I felt like they were lacking in stock and only had a few popular titles available. Additionally, the prices seemed a bit steep compared to other comic book stores I have visited. I was expecting a better experience, but unfortunately, this store fell short of my expectations.
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