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WATCH THIS! Comic Book Store Sitcom ANTI-MATTER

Anti-Matter is a new web-series, set in a major metropolitan comic store, that despite taking place now, has a great Seventies vibe to it.  Here’s the official description:

In the tradition of “Cheers”, “The Office” and “Friends”, comes Anti-Matter, a workplace and family of friends comedy which takes a playful life in the comic shop!

Set in a comic book store, Anti-Matter features the zany often hilarious hijinks that happen with the staff and the idiosyncratic regulars of a NY comic book shop who treat the store more like a clubhouse than a place of business.

Through the exploits of the staff and regulars Anti-Matter serves as a hilarious gateway for audiences to laugh as a surprising number of life’s events occur in the shop.

Check out the first three episodes after the jump and the official site HERE.

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