and colored by Allred's wife, Laura Allred. Allred's original pencils of some of the pencils have adorned the walls, with some darker lines visible that Ben Affleck traced over when, as Holden McNeil, he pretended to be drawing them himself. Santa Claus, Easter Bunny and two lesbians – In the film, Jason Lee's character, Banky Edwards, sketches a road intersection featuring these four characters. The artwork was actually created by producer Scott Mosier. From Dogma Buddy Christ statue – A statue unveiled by Cardinal Glick a press conference to announce Glick's "Catholicism WOW!" campaign. USA Today story on Cardinal Glick – A newspaper story on "Catholicism WOW!" is seen in the film. According to Smith, "USA Today actually does movie prop mock-ups for you. It's better than just getting permission. They do it themselves." Mooby statue – An actual prop used the boardroom scene in the film Dogma. It is splattered with fake blood, due to Matt Damon's character, Loki, having shot to death most of the other characters present in that scene. From Good Will Hunting 1980 Topps Carlton Fisk baseball card – The store's only baseball card was a gift from Miramax, who gave it to actors and producers on the film Good Will Hunting (on which Smith was an executive producer), a reference to the monologue about Fisk in the film. Appearances in media The Stash has been a notable location for owner Smith to shoot scenes for some of his View Askew films. It first appeared (while still known as Comicology) in a deleted scene from Chasing Amy as Steve-Dave and Fan Boy's comic book store. It saw more prominence in Jay and Silent Bob Strike Back as Brodie's Secret Stash, a comic store owned by Mallrats character Brodie Bruce (Jason Lee). Brodie's Secret Stash reappeared in Jay and Silent Bob Reboot; however, the scene took place at a different location of Brodie's store and was not filmed at the real Secret Stash. It was seen in the Smith-produced Bryan Johnson-helmed film Vulgar. The store is the setting of the reality television series Comic Book Men, which aired from 2012 to 2018. References External links Jay and Silent Bob's Secret Stash Red Bank, New Jersey Comics retailers Kevin Smith