Austin Toy Museum vintage toy swap/vendors, Austin artist booths, and Magic the Gathering lessons (at 3 p.m.) are some of the attractions here. Craft beer, wine, and, um, Jar Jar Links (hot dogs) will be available all day.

South Austin’s Tribe Comics and Games seems to emphasize the “games” (board games, role-playing games, and miniatures), and we’re not seeing any special events for Free Comic Book Day. Still, they do sell the things, so you might want to check them out.

So much love for Austin Books & Comics, which has lived up to its taglines of “The Definitive Austin Comics Store Experience” and “Center of Austin Fandom” for more than 30 years. The longtime local fave will have its usual giant tent in front of the store, inside of which each attending family member may select up to 10 free comics (see some of what will be available at freecomicbookday.com). The store also sets up a second tent, the $5 tent, where all items (toys, figures, and other merchandise) cost only five bucks each.

Round Rock comics and game source since 2001, Rogues Gallery will be celebrating Free Comic Book Day with free comics (of course), as well as cosplayers including @ChinakoCosplay and opportunities for kids to get photos with Spider-Gwen, a Stormtrooper, and more.