Does Mile High Comics trade?

In general, Mile High Comics is reliable. They have been in business for a long time and have a lot of satisfied customers. Their inventory is often well-curated and their customer service is decent.

No, Mile High Comics didn't shut down. It's still in business as of now.

You can visit the Mile High Comics website and follow the instructions for ordering. They usually have a clear menu and shopping cart system.

You could start by looking through your customer database or records if you have them. Maybe check for any special notes or tags associated with nice customers.

A'mile high novel' could refer to a novel that has a large number of pages or is very thick, as if it were as tall as a mile (though this is a very exaggerated and figurative description).

You can put them in a bookshelf with proper spacing to avoid overcrowding. And make sure not to stack heavy objects on top of them to prevent bending or creasing.

Well, one way is to follow online comic forums or groups. Sometimes, fellow collectors share tips on where to find good trade comics. Another option is to check out local comic book stores. They might have what you're looking for or be able to order it for you.

Some adventure novels set in the mountains, like 'The Call of the Wild' by Jack London, might also have some similarities in the sense that they are set in areas that are 'high' in elevation. While not a 'Mile High Novel' in the literal sense, it gives the readers a sense of the wild and high - altitude environments.

Well, Mile High Science Fiction could also be a brand or a label for a series of science fiction products. For example, it could be a collection of science fiction novels published under the name 'Mile High Science Fiction'. These novels might share certain characteristics, like they all deal with futuristic technologies and how they impact life at a high altitude, or they might be written by local authors from the Mile High area and thus named as such to give it a regional flavor.

It depends on your interests and budget. If you love the stories and art, and have the money to invest, go for it.