Column by Steve Bennett
September 25, 2008
Confessions of a Comic Book Guy is a weekly column by retailer Steve Bennett of Super-Fly Comics and Games in Yellow Springs , Ohio . This week, Bennett discusses changing values in society and popular culture.
Maintain Customer Service, Welcoming Environment
September 25, 2008
Rich Waldbiesser of Six Feet Under Games in New Holland, Pennsylvania saw John Riley’s most recent column and agrees that focusing on “good customer service and a welcoming environment” is good bet for retailers during tough economic times.
From Paradise Horses
September 24, 2008
Hidden City Games will partner with Paradise Horses to create a series of figures based on the horses of the Bella Sara trading card game in 2009.
With NASA Add-On Deck
September 24, 2008
McNeill Designs for Brighter Minds, makers of the award-winning You’ve Been Sentenced! party game, will release two expansions for the game by early 2009.
Two New 'Dungeon Crawl Classics' and More
September 23, 2008
Goodman Games will roll out several new products in support of Dungeons & Dragon 4th Edition later this year, starting with the continuation of their Dungeon Crawl Classics adventure line.
House Parties, Mall Tour
September 23, 2008
Cartoon Network and Lucasfilm are kicking off heavy promotional activity supporting the Friday, October 3rd television premiere of Star Wars: The Clone Wars on Cartoon Network.
Has Tried to Solve in the Past
September 22, 2008
Jerry Ringi of Amazing Fantasy Comics in Chesepeake , Virginia has been following the retailer comments about shipping one day earlier and says he participated in a retailer group that tried to find a solution to this problem in the past.
October 23, 2009
September 22, 2008
Imagi Studios’ Astro Boy CGI feature will hit 3,000 North American screens on October 23, 2009.
Two Games Based on Film
September 22, 2008
R&R Games has released two games based on the recently released mad-scientist animated film Igor, by the Weinstein Company.
'Wonderfully Ironic'
September 19, 2008
Alan Moore commented gleefully on the legal dispute over screen rights to the Watchmen movie.
