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|name= Davis Grocers | |||
|notes= A grocery store that used to be on [[Ingels Street]], but was closed long before 1995. | |||
|creator= Mad and EC Comics Artist [http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Jack_Davis_%28cartoonist%29 Jack Davis] | |||
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|name= Goodman-Donenfeld Industries | |name= Goodman-Donenfeld Industries | ||
Revision as of 01:39, 21 October 2013
| Businesses | Notes | Creator Salute |
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Astro City Athletic Club
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A gym in 1983 that was partly-owned by Marco "Rocky" Morretti, a man with mob connections. First mentioned Kurt Busiek's Astro City Vol.1 #3. Located in Chesler area. | None
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Cairo Club
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An Egyptian themed club seen in 1995. Possibly for the more upscale clientèle. First seen Kurt Busiek's Astro City Vol.1 #3 | None
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Craig Avenue Bar & Grill
File:CraigAveB&G.jpg |
A cheap, local hang-out in the Sweatshop, frequented by low-life types with mob connections looking for "work." First seen Kurt Busiek's Astro City Vol.1 #3. | See Craig Avenue
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Davis Grocers
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A grocery store that used to be on Ingels Street, but was closed long before 1995. | Mad and EC Comics Artist Jack Davis
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Goodman-Donenfeld Industries
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A factory or series of factories across the river in Gainesville mentioned in Kurt Busiek's Astro City Vol.1 #3 in 1995. | Martin Goodman and Harry Donenfeld and Irwin Donenfeld who were the publishers of the companies that became Marvel and DC Comics. The reference is probably a slight jab to the working conditions of creators at the time.
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Pro City Packaging Company
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A business in 1983 owned by Vincent Lobianco a man who had mob ties. First mentioned Kurt Busiek's Astro City Vol.1 #3. Likely located in Chesler Area. | None
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Vasiliu Butcher Shop
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A butcher shop in Shadow Hill. | None
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