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I'm not sure who the author is. You might need to check local bookstores, library catalogs, or online book platforms to find out.

It could be about the decline or transformation of Portland. Maybe it focuses on issues like economic downfall, social problems, or changes in the urban fabric that are leading to a sort of 'death' of what the city once was.

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The timing of Portland Comic Con changes. Sometimes it's in the summer, sometimes in the fall. To know for sure, you should follow the organizers' announcements on their official channels.

One positive cab - related story could be about a cabbie who found a valuable item left in the cab and went to great lengths to return it to the owner. Also, there are stories of cab drivers who volunteer their services during emergencies or natural disasters to help people get to safety. There are also tales of how cab rides have led to new friendships or business opportunities when passengers strike up interesting conversations with the drivers.

I'm not sure specifically what the 'Portland Horror Story' is about as it could refer to various things. It might be a local legend in Portland involving spooky events, like haunted houses or strange occurrences in the city's history.

There's a portland scary story that involves a forest near the city. A hiker once went in and got lost. As night fell, he started to hear growls that seemed to come from all directions. He noticed pairs of glowing eyes in the bushes. When he finally found his way out, he was pale as a ghost and said he'd never go back. He swore there was something unnatural lurking in those woods.

Yes, there usually is. You can find various food vendors and concession stands at Comic Con events.

Cab comics usually have simple and bold art styles. They often focus on funny or satirical stories related to taxi rides or drivers.

I'm not sure specifically what the 'Portland's Tesla City stories' are. It could be about the experiences of Tesla owners in Portland, or perhaps the impact of Tesla on the city's development, like its role in promoting sustainable transportation and reducing local carbon emissions.