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# Record Name Category Subcategory 1 Baby Dave Literature Comic Books Baby Dave Banky's comic "Baby Dave" is a reference to David Klein, director of photography for Clerks, Mallrats, and Chasing Amy. 2 Bluntman and Chronic Literature Comic Books Bluntman and Chronic Stoner comic based on Jay and Silent Bob. Actual Bluntman and Chronic comic books created by Kevin Smith were published after the release of Jay and Silent Bob Strike Back.   3 Chasing Amy Literature Comic Books Chasing Amy Holden's Chasing Amy comic book, an homage to the first issue of Young Romance (1947).   4 Comic Shop News Media Magazines-misc Comic Shop News 5 Idiosyncratic Routine Literature Comic Books Idiosyncratic Routine While promoting their comic Bluntman and Chronic at a comic book convention in the Manhattan borough of New York City, comic book artists and lifelong best friends Holden McNeil and Banky Edwards meet Alyssa Jones. A struggling writer working on her own comic Idiosyncratic Routine, Alyssa is friends with Hooper, an African-American activist writer who militantly masks his flamboyantly gay personality to promote his comic White-Hating Coon. 6 Jack's Music Shoppe Performing Arts Music Stores Jack's Music Shoppe 7 Lloyd's Gallery Arts Art Galleries Lloyd's Gallery An Art Gallery. 8 Meow Mix Nightlife Nightclubs Meow Mix 9 Nails Brand Cigarettes Products Cigarettes Nails Brand Cigarettes 10 White Hating Coon Literature Comic Books White Hating Coon While promoting their comic Bluntman and Chronic at a comic book convention in the Manhattan borough of New York City, comic book artists and lifelong best friends Holden McNeil and Banky Edwards meet Alyssa Jones. A struggling writer working on her own comic Idiosyncratic Routine, Alyssa is friends with Hooper, an African-American activist writer who militantly masks his flamboyantly gay personality to promote his comic White-Hating Coon.

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