Free Comic Book Day 2026 – May 2nd!

The annual “national holiday” for comic book stores returns! Saturday, May 2nd, starting at our normal opening time of 10am, it’s FREE COMIC BOOK DAY! We’ll have free comics for readers of all ages — while supplies last! Whether you’re a weekly regular who’s been to Hub Comics 52 times since last FCBD, an occasional browser, or you’ve never set foot to a comic book store, Saturday, May 2nd is a great day to visit Hub, see what’s new, ask questions, get recommendations, and walk out with some great comics!

Dozens of publishers create, just for Free Comic Book Day, special comics for shops to give away! We’ll have a clearly demarcated section with all the FCBD issues! It’s also Somerville Open Studios all that weekend, so there’s another great reason to get out of your house or apartment!

(If you follow comics industry news you may know that some comics that day will be branded “Free Comic Book Day” and others will have a “Comics Giveaway Day” label. It’s a division between publishers, but it’s all the same to us.)

See you on Saturday, May 2nd! Arrive early for best selection.

BOOK CLHUB – February 2026

Discuss an intriguing book in a relaxed atmosphere at the next meeting of the HUB COMICS BOOK CLHUB! We’ll talk both form and content regarding our pick-of-the-month, Saga of the Swamp Thing volume 1 by Alan Moore and Stephen Bissette, which is 10% off now ‘til BOOK CLHUB!

–Readers of all experience levels are welcome.
–You don’t even have to buy a copy from Hub Comics!
–Admission is free, but bringing a copy is required.

This is for older teens and up, so leave the kids at home. Join us Wednesday, February 11th at 7pm! Three sample pages, with creator bios below! Click to enlarge:

–About the writer: Alan Moore is best known for Watchmen, V for Vendetta, The Ballad of Halo Jones, From Hell, Batman: The Killing Joke, Promethea, The League of Extraordinary Gentlemen, and Lost Girls, as well as his prose novels Jerusalem, Voice of the Fire, and The Great When. He lives in Northampton, England.
—About the artist: Stephen Bissette drew comics until 1999 and edited the anthology Taboo between 1988 to 1995. He now teaches at the Center for Cartoon Studies in White River Junction, Vermont.