I took my six and half year old son with me to the Geppi’s entertainment museum.
Room by room section by section the museum did a great job to keep the viewer engaged with the show. The computerized question boxes made the experience interactive and fun. My son and I keep going back and forth to the walls displays the most valuable artifacts (in my view) to find the answers for question and in a way learning a bit more. Off all the rooms I would probably stay a lot longer in the comic books section if it was not for the dragging pulling of my son. Most of the comic books tell a story about generation and the shift in cultural thinking. The graphics and the pictures full of guns, fighter planes, smoking pipe and blasts of all sorts of things say something what was acceptable a few decades ago. Among my favorites super man
and Action comic are few of them. I was not planning to travel fifteen thousand miles and twenty years back to enjoy the great memories I had with my child hood friends. It happens in a flash as I was staring at the great collections of these comic
books. Growing up in the third world country these comic books gave many of us the glimpse of the American culture. The pulling of my son brought back to now. The one thing that this section helps you to see is that how society or culture changes its view of guns and violent on comic books or what was popular then is no longer viewed as such now. If those comic books are published in this day and age we would see a lot of special programs in all the media and many so called professionals trying to relate all the violence occurring at school and every where with these comic books. Through out the museum the collections are really reflecting how popular culture shaped the American society as well as many culture around the globe.
The other thing I have observed in museum was that how the American culture influenced the entire world. As I have mentioned earlier I did not grow up here and some how I knew about most of the things even before I got here in the
My overall experience at Geppi’s was one of the best in recent time.
Most of all, my little boy enjoys every bit of it. Off course he bought few of his favorite stuffs and I could not find the strength to say no and give in to the commerce aspect of our culture, but the money was worth spent.


