Havre de Grace shop displays movie costumes from 'Hunger Games,' 'Beautiful Creatures' and more
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Havre de Grace comic book shop owner, John Klisavage, has a collection of Hollywood costumes (including "The Hunger Games" and "Beautiful Creatures") that he plans to put on display in January as part of an exhibit.
